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The Highway 1 Run: LA to SF in Three Days Without Wasting a Single One
PublishedIf you're flying out of SFO on Tuesday at 10 PM, you have roughly three days to cover about 400 miles of coastline.
A Parish on the Avenues Is Keeping the Lights On for Ukrainian Arrivals
PublishedSomewhere in the outer neighborhoods, a church has been doing the quiet, unglamorous work of receiving people —…
Caro Burke Brings 'Yesteryear' to SF for a Book Talk and Signing
PublishedCheck SFFuncheap for the confirmed time and exact address before you go — details are still circulating, but this is a…
DocFest Opens With a Deadhead Film — Here's How to Get In Free
PublishedSF DocFest is kicking off its run with the opening-night screening of a new documentary about Deadheads — the kind of…
Epic Church Moves to Buy $15 Million Union Square Building
PublishedEpic Church is under contract to purchase a building in Union Square for $15 million, according to reporting from the…
Mission Comics Plants a Second Flag on Geneva Avenue
PublishedOn Geneva Avenue, between the pupuserías and the nail salons, a new storefront is starting to look like something —…
The Slow Group Is the Point
PublishedOn Sunday mornings in the Panhandle, a loose cluster of people in reflective gear assembles near the Fell Street…
The Unemployed Tech Worker Hiking Story Has Become Its Own Trail
PublishedSomewhere on a fire road above the East Bay, a recently laid-off software engineer is eating a sandwich and talking to…
Chapterhouse Brings 'Whirlpool' Back to a Room That Knows How to Listen
PublishedAt the bottom of the bill on a Tuesday night, the house lights at a mid-capacity venue on the edge of SoMa went down…
Helen Benedict Reads From Her Iraq War Veteran Novel — A Book Talk Worth the Seat
PublishedDetails on time, exact location, and admission are listed through SFFuncheap — check the event page before you go, as…
A Flyer Near Mollusk Raised a Question. The Neighborhood Had Answers.
PublishedOn Irving Street near Mollusk Surf Shop, a handmade flyer appeared on a telephone pole sometime last week — the kind of…
New Sculptures Land in the Panhandle. The Neighborhood Has Notes.
PublishedAlong the Panhandle's gravel paths, somewhere between the dog walkers and the cyclists cutting through toward the park…
Crazy Funny Asians: HellaSecret's Free AAPI Comedy Showcase Runs Every Friday in May
PublishedEvery Friday in May 2026, HellaSecret is running "Crazy Funny Asians," a free AAPI comedy showcase with two sets per…
DocFest Turns 25: High-Heeled Anarchy, Sea Monkeys, and Rock Star Wangs
PublishedRunning through mid-June, the 25th San Francisco Documentary Festival (DocFest 2026) screens at the Roxie Theater (3117…
Three Comedy Nights Running in SF Right Now, From Richmond Dives to Intimate Clubs
PublishedMondays at Mirthquake, an ongoing live comedy night in the Richmond, doors around 7pm with $5 drinks at the bar — check…
Someone Stopped and Painted the View From the Panhandle
PublishedAt the eastern end of the Panhandle, where the strip of park narrows toward Oak Street and the eucalyptus canopy thins…
Beeple's Digital Prints Are on a Wall in Palo Alto Right Now
PublishedAt Node in Palo Alto, an exhibit of works by digital artist Beeple — real name Mike Winkelmann — is currently up and…
A Local Flintknapper Wants to Teach You to Make an Arrowhead
PublishedNo date or venue locked yet — this one is still forming.
Across the Water, the Headlands Hold Their Line
PublishedFrom the overlook at Conzelman Road, on a morning when the fog was still sorting itself out above the Gate, the Marin…
Free Curator Tour of YBCA's Queer + Trans Movements Exhibit
PublishedCheck YBCA's calendar for the next scheduled session — the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, 701 Mission St, hosts free…
Two Free Comedy Nights Worth Putting on the Calendar
PublishedHook-Up Horror Stories: Tindervention is a free stand-up show built around dating app disasters — comedians…
Dracula Gets a Feminist Rewrite — and It's Supposed to Be Funny
PublishedThrough June 27, Custom Made Theatre Co.
The Masks in the Square Are Actually a Sales Pitch — for Veganism
PublishedAt the Geary Street edge of Union Square on a recent Saturday evening, roughly a dozen people stood in a tight…
The Parrots Are Working the Vallejo Stairway Again
PublishedAt the top of the Vallejo Street stairway, just where the wooden steps give way to the scrubby hillside vegetation, a…