This weekend, music nerds unite for Record Store Day, nudists gear up for World Naked Bike Ride, and the community celebrates Cesar Chavez, cherry blossoms, and the earth. more ›

Revelers braved the rain on Saturday to check out San Francisco's Chinese New Year's parade celebrating the year of he dragon. Considered one of the luckiest signs under which to be born, the year of the dragon started on January 23, 2012 and will end on February 9, 2013. Photographer Erik Wilson shots these images from the parade. Gung hay fat choy! more ›

Oh, SF and your parades. St. Patrick's Day's parade is never a huge affair here, but the long line of marching bands and dancing guilds still stretches well past 1:30 p.m. more ›

Speaking of fuzzy hats... It's been dubbed LovEvolution this year, but it's all the same shit. Nostalgia for 90s-rave-era fashion, combined with deep house beats and nostalgia for 60s-era peace, love and body paint -- all reveled in by teenagers who are too young to remember either. Well, them and at least A DOZEN fully naked, middle-aged men who looked like they just wandered out of the dungeon they've been in since Folsom Street Fair just to get their picture taken with some kids. Seriously, guys -- half of these girls and boys are, like, twelve! Put some clothes on! We couldn't even stomach taking pics of the nudists, but here's some general sense of the day-drinking, dancing, and drugging that paraded up Market Street toward the afternoon rave at Civic Center. more ›