If you like food on the street, you’re gonna love tomorrow night’s Art Walk, featuring Memphis Minnie’s (pictured), a slew of local food carts, and much more! If tomorrow’s weather is anything like today’s (fingers crossed), we’re in for one … Continue reading
If you’ve visited the Lower Haight on a recent Saturday night, you just might have come face-to-face with one of these oversized spacemen, who have been making brief, overnight visits to our neighborhood — presumably with the intention of conquering … Continue reading
We kicked off 2011 here at Haighteration with a story about the supposedly-imminent renovation of the big pink mansion at the corner of Pierce and Waller. Within a month or so, we were told, a thorough transformation (and ghostbustification) of … Continue reading
We’ve got more details on Friday’s Lower Haight Art Walk: Spring Edition — including food carts, a new edition of the oh-so-popular scavenger hunt, and more bands than ever before.
In this weekend’s quiz, we’ve got some reds, some blues, some metal, and some glass. That’s about it.
If you missed our Birthday Bash last Tuesday, then you probably didn’t get a chance to taste the amazing Pliny the Elder ice cream that Three Twins created especially for the occasion out of the popular Russian River beer. Based … Continue reading
Flickr/troyholden Here’s a roundup of some Lower Haight news stories that didn’t quite make it to the front page this week.
If you’d like to help the relief efforts in Japan while also shopping locally, Saturday’s the day for you!
A new sign installed a few days ago at the intersection of Church and Duboce is beaming its message into retinas across the land: You do NOT want to enter this tunnel, y’all.
Julian Goldklang (left) and Gabe Magana inside their workshop/garage. Beside Gabe, a side table with built in coasters designed by Magnus Olesen. Center, an unmarked mid-century walnut buffet. One of the things we love most about working on Haighteration is … Continue reading