Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation / UPenn archives It was to have a helipad, a fresh flower booth capped by a tall spire, and four pastel-domed “slumber rooms” — for the bodies, of course. And, incidentally, it was designed by Frank … Continue reading →

Photos by Alex Martinez for Haighteration Next Sunday afternoon, May 13th, the 400 block of Haight Street will be bustling with the return of a new monthly tradition: the Second Sunday block party.

Flickr/kycheng If your plans for this sunny weekend involve some time in Golden Gate Park, make sure you stop by the fantastic California Academy of Sciences, where admission is free this weekend for residents of the Lower Haight.

Flickr/bgottsab Are you a writer living in (or near) the Lower Haight? Do you have a little free time and a lot of enthusiasm? If so, this post is for you.

Flickr/litlnemo We haven’t done one of these in almost six months, so we can only imagine all the secret thoughts you’re just bursting to share.

Today our Haighteration calendar is getting a major upgrade, thanks to the fine folks at Do415.com.

John Henry Mentz URR Photographer | Images from the collection of the SFMTA Photo Archive Today is the 106th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake which devastated San Francisco. In recognition of the date, the SFMTA has posted a new set … Continue reading →

OK, somebody’s been pantsless for nine days, and they need your help.