The unmistakable figure of Dusty Baker stands out in any Giants’ family photo. His commanding presence and wide, welcoming smile make him instantly recognizable to Giants’ fans of all ages. His record ...

Sisters Devon and Simone DeWitt aren’t exactly close these days. Ever since Simone scored a swanky gig as assistant to Michaela Kell, the activist wife of billionaire Peter Kell, she’s tossed her ...

Joan Goodwin has been obsessed with the stars for as long as she can remember. Thoughtful and reserved, Joan is content with her life as a professor of physics and astronomy at Rice University and as ...

This workshop will solicit feedback and host a discussion of key details and materials being considered for the new landscape for the New Presidio Parklands Project. Free, registration required via ...

The San Francisco International LGBTW+ Film Festival is the longest running event of its kind. This year’s event features films available for in-person or virtual screenings. Visit website for ...

It’s “James Brown & Soul-R&B versus Old-Skool House music” with D.J. Mike Bee. Ages 21+, free, 415-673-8000, www.boomboomtickets.com ...

More than 20 restaurants and food trucks battle to be winner of the brawl. Choose from either a lunch or dinner session and dine on sliders or burgers available for purchase from the competitors, ...

In Ayn Rand’s The Fountainhead, architect Howard Roark stands as a symbol of individualism by rejecting conformity in favor of self-reliance, vision, and unshakable determination. But what happens ...

Join veterans, families and the community for the Presidio’s annual Memorial Day parade and program honoring those who have served in the armed services, with special recognition to Vietnam veterans.

The year began with strong activity and renewed momentum across Bay Area real estate, despite persistently high interest rates. A buoyant stock market and optimism surrounding San Francisco’s new ...

Learn some well-known, and some not so well-known facts about our city and its relationship with Dracula’s local clan. The script is about 85 percent true San Francisco history with fun vampire lore ...