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Robert Plant Joins the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Lineup for October 2 to 4

September 16, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
Robert Plant performing with Saving Grace, the project he brings to Hardly Strictly Bluegrass - San Francisco

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass announced on September 15 that Robert Plant will play the free Golden Gate Park festival, which runs October 2 to 4. Alison Krauss and Union Station have come off the bill.

Categories News Tags Hardly Strictly Bluegrass

Laurie Anderson Brings The Republic of Love to the Curran on September 25

September 15, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
The Curran Theatre at 445 Geary Street at night - San Francisco

Laurie Anderson plays the Curran Theatre on September 25 with The Republic of Love, backed by Sexmob, in a show she developed from a Vienna festival commission on government and love.

Categories News Tags Curran Theatre

What the San Francisco Opera Strike Means If You Are Holding Tickets

September 15, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
The Van Ness Avenue entrance to the War Memorial Opera House, where San Francisco Opera opens its 104th season - San Francisco

The San Francisco Opera Orchestra strike has cancelled two performances and the company has not said whether this week’s Simon Boccanegra will go ahead. Here is what refunds are on offer and what each side is arguing about.

Categories News Tags San Francisco Opera

Developers Pitch a Basketball Complex for the Empty San Francisco Centre

September 15, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
The Westfield San Francisco Centre entrance on Market Street above Powell Street station - San Francisco

Urban Land Development and TMG Partners have bid to turn the shuttered San Francisco Centre into a multilevel sports complex with basketball and volleyball courts, a prep school and two floors of public retail.

Categories News Tags Downtown San Francisco

Mayor Lurie Declares a Rent Emergency as San Francisco Rents Jump 26 Percent

September 14, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
San Francisco City Hall, where the Board of Supervisors approved the SHADE Act on first reading - San Francisco

Mayor Daniel Lurie declared a rent emergency on September 10, citing a 26 percent rise in median rents and a 44 percent rise in eviction notices, and backed eviction and rent-increase limits at the Board of Supervisors.

Categories News Tags Housing

Appeals Court Strikes Down San Francisco’s Empty Homes Tax

September 14, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
Three- and four-story mid-block apartment buildings on Lombard Street, the scale a single-stair rule would cover - San Francisco

A state appeals court ruled on September 11 that San Francisco’s voter-approved Empty Homes Tax conflicts with the Ellis Act and cannot be collected, affirming a 2024 trial court decision.

Categories News Tags Housing

San Francisco Opera Orchestra Strikes, Cancelling Opening Night and Opera in the Park

September 14, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
The Van Ness Avenue entrance to the War Memorial Opera House, where San Francisco Opera opens its 104th season - San Francisco

The San Francisco Opera Orchestra went on strike less than an hour before the September 12 curtain, cancelling the season opener and the free Opera in the Park concert the next day.

Categories News Tags San Francisco Opera

Otra, the Lower Haight Mexican Restaurant, Will Close in Early December

September 13, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
A plated fish dish at Otra, the Mexican restaurant on Haight Street in the Lower Haight - San Francisco

Otra, the Mexican restaurant at 682 Haight Street in the Lower Haight, will close in early December 2026, five years after it opened, owners Nick Cobarruvias and Anna Sager Cobarruvias say.

Categories News Tags Restaurant closings

SFMOMA Extends Its Matisse ‘Femme au chapeau’ Show to September 27

September 13, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art seen from Yerba Buena Gardens, where New Work: Raven Chacon opens October 24 - San Francisco

SFMOMA has extended Matisse’s Femme au chapeau: A Modern Scandal to September 27, 2026, two weeks past the September 13 closing date it had listed.

Categories News Tags Museums, San Francisco art exhibitions

Litquake 2026 Runs October 8 to 24 at Venues Across San Francisco

September 13, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
San Francisco Public Library Main Branch exterior - San Francisco

Litquake’s 2026 festival runs October 8 to 24 at venues across San Francisco, opening with the Booksellers Ball and closing with Lit Crawl SF on October 24. Many events are free or pay what you can.

Categories Festivals & Events
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