Arts & Entertainment Video: A Whole Lot Of Pot-Smoking On 4/20, In HD This very pretty and mesmerizing video from yesterday at Hippie Hill in Golden Gate Park, during the 4/20 festivities, was shot and edited together by someone who sounds like she was named
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Buffalo Theory, A New Craft Beer Spot With 'Creative Comfort Food,' Coming To Polk Last year we had word of a beer bar dubbed Crafthaus headed for the former Quickly space at 1735 Polk Street and owners Quinn Wong, Gil Hoh, and Ted Kim promised Hoodline a
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Prince Tribute Parties Planned Tonight In The Mission, Castro, And More No sooner did the news spread this morning that the great Prince was dead at age 57, but local party promoters and DJs were gathering up their Prince records and putting out the
SF News Most People Have Been Moving To SF From LA, Seattle, And New York They keep on coming: The San Francisco Metro Area saw an influx of 60,000 people last year, indicating that nothing — not nationally scorned housing prices, not reports of the death of our
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Specs' In North Beach Turns 48 On Sunday; Learn More About The Storied Dive Bar And Mini-Museum The tucked-away, categorically authentic North Beach dive known simply as Specs', the full name of which is Specs' Twelve Adler Museum Cafe, stands nearly alone in its intact, dusty, old-
SF News State Senate Panel Falls One Vote Short On Bill To Ban Surge Pricing For Uber And Lyft A California Senate committee blocked a bill this week that would have stopped Uber and Lyft from employing the dynamic fare pricing known as "surge" pricing. The AP reports that the
Arts & Entertainment Open Casting Call For LGBT History Series Shot In SF, 'When We Rise' That LGBT documentary mini-series that we told you about a few months back, When We Rise, has been shooting in recent weeks in Vancouver most notably, they just shot parts of the
SF News Hearst Office Building At Third And Market Could Become Hearst Hotel As tourism booms in San Francisco with a record 25 million visitors in 2015, the historic Hearst building at Third and Market Streets may seek to capitalize on the trend with a conversion
Arts & Entertainment San Francisco Fans React To Sudden, Inconceivable Death Of Prince How could this happen? Details are still scarce, but the legend that was Prince Rogers Nelson is dead. Many of you are probably saying, "He was just here!" and "Why
Arts & Entertainment The Dude Abides At 4/20 On Hippie Hill, And Of Course Stanley Roberts Was There Too The unofficial, unsanctioned, and gigantically popular 4/20 celebration and occupying at Golden Gate Park’s Hippie Hill held it’s annual iteration Wednesday, drawing an estimated 12,000 hippies, stoners, and the
SF News Roof-Leaping Russian Hill Burglary Suspect Identified, Bail Set For $1.3M If you caught the story about the crazed burglary suspect who led police on a totally cinematic roof-to-roof chase on the Nob/Russian Hill border on Saturday morning, you were probably
SF News [Update] Three-Alarm Fire Hits Two Apartment Buildings On Guerrero Near 17th WATCH LIVE: Firefighters are battling a 3-alarm fire at 17th and Guerrero in San Francisco: https://t.co/VFCHYJDR4b pic.twitter.com/NWM9Nr3i5p — ABC7 News (@abc7newsBayArea) April 21, 2016 A three-alarm
SF News Thursday Morning Roundup: Treating Dwarfism In Marin * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Facebook might give those users who are always asking for money
Arts & Entertainment As Seen In The Skies Over 4/20... Seen high above Golden Gate Park. Good formation, kerning could use work. pic.twitter.com/0PltMrEwnV — Eddie Codel (@ekai) April 21, 2016 During Wednesday's 4/20 celebrations in Golden Gate Park,
Arts & Entertainment Giveaway: Join The Nation's Largest Craft Beer Celebration! If there's one thing San Francisco is really good at, it's eating and drinking outdoors. Celebrating both: Beer Camp Across America, the country's largest celebration of craft
SF News Day Around The Bay: A Guide To Knowing Your Victorians * Follow SFist on Twitter and like us on Facebook. You can also get the top stories mailed to you—sign up here. * Don't know your Eastlake architecture from your Queen Anne?
SF News New Ocean Beach Bonfire Rules Take Effect New rules governing bonfires on Ocean Beach have officially gone into effect, and, having abandoned a proposed $35 permit after the idea was roundly criticized, the changes should mostly be welcomed by fans
SF News Calaveras Dam Project Digs Up Prehistoric Teeth, Fossils — And Dynamite Horse and donkey shoes, whale bones, and a tooth from a prehistoric monster shark called a megalodon: The SF Public Utilities Commission dug all that up and more, but according to CBS SF,
SF News Should City College Be Free? Supervisor Jane Kim Thinks So Attending City College would be free for San Francisco residents under a new proposal announced yesterday by Supervisor Jane Kim. The measure, which would need to be first approved by the Board of
Arts & Entertainment Video: How 420 (and 4/20) Became A Thing We've given you the history of 420, or 4:20, before, but here, since it's a holiday, is an animated refresher, via Laughing Squid. And yes, it really did
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Confirmed: Cafe Du Nord To Pivot More Into Event Space And Venue, But With Food As SFist reported exclusively last week, the Viking Room at Cafe du Nord, which opened last year with the promise of offering a full dinner menu in a sort of supper club environment
Arts & Entertainment Historic Clay Theatre Readies For Renovation, Could Add Dining And Drinks The Clay Theatre (2261 Fillmore at Clay) was built in 1910 as one of the first picture palaces in San Francisco. In 1972, the first midnight showing in the city was hosted here:
Arts & Entertainment Video: Giants Fans Flee As Seagulls Divebomb Cheap Seats At AT&T Your browser does not support iframes. It was a scene almost right out of The Birds at AT&T Park Monday night as the Giants were in the process of losing to
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The 13 Best Stoner Foods In San Francisco It's 4/20, y'all, and while hopefully most of you have gotten over the novelty of getting high and won't be joining the throngs at the unsanctioned
SF News San Franpsycho Says Peace Out To Divisadero Store Later! San Franpsycho's outpost at 505 Divisadero, the first brick and mortar retail location for the 2001-founded clothing makers, is shutting its doors as of this weekend. The store opened
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