San Francisco has expanded its entertainment zones, adding five new areas as the Castro District’s zone officially activates. The move aims to boost nightlife and local businesses amid evolving city regulations.
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As tensions rise globally, SFist highlights the importance of recalling San Francisco’s Nazi history and revisiting “The Man in the High Castle,” a series exploring alternate fascist realities. A timely reflection on past and present threats.
SFMOMA announces a free admission day, inviting art lovers to explore its collections without cost. Meanwhile, Sweetwater Music Hall unveils a diverse new concert season, promising fresh live music experiences.
Major corporations are withdrawing sponsorship from key Pride parades amid ongoing DEI rollbacks. The move highlights growing tensions over corporate support for LGBTQ+ initiatives, NBC News reports.
San Francisco is bidding to become the new home of the Sundance Film Festival, aiming to boost its cultural scene and attract filmmakers. The move could reshape the city’s role in the independent film industry, officials say.
The Commonwealth Club’s World Affairs series hosts special events featuring expert panels and global leaders. These timely discussions address critical international issues, offering insights and fostering public dialogue.
The Grateful Dead celebrate their 60th anniversary with a series of special shows planned in San Francisco. Fans can expect iconic performances and tributes to the legendary band’s enduring legacy.
PC Gamer highlights the biggest PC gaming events of 2024, from E3 and Gamescom to PAX and New York Comic Con. Stay tuned for exclusive previews, developer panels, and the latest industry news throughout the year.
The inaugural Clusterfest comedy festival in San Francisco faced some initial hiccups but ultimately ran smoothly, drawing enthusiastic crowds and top-tier talent to the city’s vibrant entertainment scene.
In San Francisco’s Mission District, vibrant paintings and girls in colorful body paint are drawing crowds. This unique fusion of street art and live performance offers a bold celebration of creativity and culture.
A Studio Ghibli pop-up is set to bring the magic of Totoro’s mystical forest to life. Fans can immerse themselves in the beloved world with themed exhibits, exclusive merchandise, and interactive experiences.
Live events in 2021 saw H.E.R. headline a vibrant Bay Area festival featuring local stars, while Metallica delivered an intimate, electrifying performance in San Francisco, rekindling the city’s live music scene.
Check out the San Francisco Events Calendar for May 14, 2025, featuring live music, art exhibits, and community gatherings across the city. Stay updated with San Francisco, CA Patch for the latest local happenings.
The San Francisco Fed hosts upcoming events focusing on economic trends, monetary policy, and regional banking. These sessions provide key insights for policymakers, businesses, and the public. Stay informed with their latest updates.
Thrillist unveils “23 Things You Have to Do in SF This Year,” highlighting must-visit spots, unique events, and local favorites that promise an unforgettable San Francisco experience in 2024.
Celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with diverse events across the Bay Area. From parades to service projects, the San Francisco Chronicle highlights ways to honor Dr. King’s legacy through community engagement and reflection.
Renowned German violinist cancels U.S. tour, including San Francisco performance, citing opposition to Trump administration policies. The unexpected withdrawal sparks discussions on politics and the arts.
TechCrunch has announced an exciting lineup of upcoming events aimed at innovators, startups, and tech enthusiasts. These gatherings promise insightful talks, networking opportunities, and the latest industry trends. Stay tuned for dates and details.