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San Francisco Spotlights 12 Emerging Artists Across Weekend Galleries
From intimate gallery shows to cutting-edge performances, the city spotlights its freshest creative voices this July 4th weekend.
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Haight-Ashbury Transforms: Tech Startups Join Vintage Shops in Iconic District
From vintage shops to tech startups, Haight-Ashbury is balancing its storied past with a rapidly changing present.
culture
San Francisco's Emerging Artists Take Center Stage This July 4th
From fresh beats to innovative art, San Francisco’s next wave of creatives takes center stage this July 4th.
wellness
San Francisco's Dog Parks Become Premier Fitness and Social Hubs
From Crissy Field to Glen Canyon, San Franciscans are turning leash-optional green space into something closer to a daily gym membership, with better company.
wellness
Bay Area Locals Discover 5 Hidden Nature Trails Beyond Golden Gate Park
Skip the crowds in Golden Gate Park-Bay Area residents are exploring these hidden paths for a quieter dose of green space and wellness.
culture
Mission District Organizers Revive 24th Street Block Party After Budget Cuts
While the rest of the country looks to the sky, the organizers of the 24th Street block party are looking at the pavement, reviving a neighborhood tradition that nearly vanished after the 2024 budget cuts.
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San Francisco's Fog, Noise, Light Sabotage Residents' Sleep, Scientists Confirm
Fog, fog horns, and the glow of Mission Street at 2 a.m., the city's quirky environment is doing real damage to residents' sleep quality, and sleep scientists have receipts.
wellness
San Francisco Nutritionists Share Budget-Friendly Healthy Eating Strategies
San Francisco's wellness scene is thriving, but high grocery costs can make eating nutritiously a challenge-here are hands-on strategies from the city’s neighborhoods.
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San Francisco Cancels Fourth of July Displays as Record Heat Soars
San Francisco’s holiday weekend has shifted from public spectacles to private air-conditioned gatherings as record-breaking temperatures force city officials to pull the plug on outdoor festivities.
lifestyle
Haight-Ashbury's Real Story: Residents Keep San Francisco's Most Human Neighborhood Alive
Fifty years after the Summer of Love faded, the district's real story lives in its residents-the immigrant shopkeepers, the young artists, and the longtime community activists who keep the neighborhood grounded.