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• 942 Mission Goodbye Porn Studio, Hello Hotel Renderporn

  As reported a couple months ago, the former porn studio at 942 Mission is set to return to the earth, and reawaken as a 15-story, 172-room...

  Published by Curbed SF on June 4, 2009.

• 14th and Guerrero Mission Wheels Part III: Box Dog Bikes

  ...owned cooperative that aims to sell new and used bikes to everyday riders.  Located on 14th and Guerrero, Box Dog Bikes is owned by six workers who have worked together for the last...

  Published by Mission Loc@l on June 4, 2009.

• Mission and 17th Today’s Mission: 06.03.09

  ...your walking that way you may want to steer clear of the dollar store on Mission and 17th...

  Published by Mission Loc@l on June 4, 2009.

• Oak Street and Octavia Boulevard S.F.: Traffic backup on Oak Street to Octavia

  ...day, honking is a regular part of the soundscape at the San Francisco intersection of Oak Street and Octavia Boulevard. That's because cars often try - illegally - to turn right onto Octavia (toward the freeway...

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on June 4, 2009.

• Mission Street at Third Street Israel in the Gardens Festival @ Yerba Buena (SOMA)

  : Mission Street at Third Street, San Francisco, CA

  Published by funcheapSF.com on June 4, 2009.

• 26th St. and Harrison St. Sunday Streets: Free bike rentals, dancing & roller skating in Mission District

  : 26th St. and Harrison St., San Francisco, CA

  Published by funcheapSF.com on June 4, 2009.

• Market and Castro Mixed reviews for pink cloud idea in the Castro

  An artist's proposal to create a pink cloud over the intersection of Market and Castro streets is creating a stir in one of San Francisco's most whimsical neighborhoods.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on June 4, 2009.

• Market and New Montgomery Bureaucrat scuffs dream of homeless shoe shiner

  ...do it," said Travis See, who manages the Custom Shop Clothiers on the corner of Market and New Montgomery. "This lady couldn't even tell him which building to go to so he could...

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on June 4, 2009.

• Beale and Bryant Brannan Street Wharf maybe redeveloped by 2014?

  ...in a Port account somewhere earning interest) from the developer of the Watermark condominium on Beale and Bryant streets. Last year, the brochure for the $185 million “Clean & Safe Neighborhoods” Parks Bond in...

  Published by Rincon Hill Examiner on June 4, 2009.

• Beale and Bryant Brannan Street Wharf - MAYBE Redeveloped by 2014

  ...in a Port account somewhere earning interest) from the developer of the Watermark condominium on Beale and Bryant streets. Last year, the brochure for the $185 million “Clean & Safe Neighborhoods” Parks Bond in...

  Published by Rincon Hill neighborhood blog on June 4, 2009.

• Mission and Cesar Chavez Substrata Only Apparent if you Know Where to Look

  We were totally perplexed the other day when we noticed an art plaque on the side of a building near Mission and Cesar Chavez. It explained that "Substrata" was the work of David Goggin, and was made of molded concrete. But where is the art? We looked around and couldn't see anything.

  Published by Curbed SF on June 4, 2009.

• Market and Castro Bevan Dufty Wants Floating Pink Cloud Above Castro

  ...Dufty would like to create a pink cloud that would float over the intersection of Market and Castro streets. The idea, according to SF Chronicle, "is recycled from 2000, when artist Christian Werthmann...

  Published by SFist on June 4, 2009.

• 9th and Judah The Inner Sunset Farmer's Market Opens Sunday June 7th

  Hopefully, by now you're aware there's going to be an Inner Sunset Farmer's Market, which opens for business on June 7th at 9am. If you're not aware, well, you are now. It will be located in the parking lot at 9th and Judah.

  Published by The N-Judah Chronicles on June 4, 2009.

• Castro and Market UFO (Potentially) Spotted in the Castro: There's trouble in the Castro....

  ...idea to create a pink cloud above the temporary public plaza that recently opened at Castro and Market streets. The pink cloud was originally dreamed up back in 2000 as an art piece...

  Published by Curbed SF on June 4, 2009.

• 391 Arguello Blvd. The Weekend Guide

  391 Arguello Blvd., at Clement St. (415-751-1158).

  Published by Daily Candy San Francisco on June 4, 2009.

• Third & Fairfax Bay Area Weekend Events: Festivals Galore

  ...and “pedal powered kinetic sculptures” by Cyclecide. Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m // Third & Fairfax, Bayview...

  Published by SFist on June 4, 2009.

• 24th & Harrison Bay Area Weekend Events: Festivals Galore

  Sunday Streets Enjoy a car-less extravaganza in the Mission, from around 24th & Harrison to Dolores Park, via 24th and Valencia Streets. The event will be centered around Garfield...

  Published by SFist on June 4, 2009.

• 24th and Valencia Streets Bay Area Weekend Events: Festivals Galore

  ...a car-less extravaganza in the Mission, from around 24th & Harrison to Dolores Park, via 24th and Valencia Streets. The event will be centered around Garfield Square Park, which will feature all sorts of...

  Published by SFist on June 4, 2009.

• 24th and Capp Bay Area Weekend Events: Festivals Galore

  ...booths and activities. There will be live entertainment at Precita Eyes Cultural Center, rollerskating at 24th and Capp, and bike rentals and booths at the 24th St Bart Station and Mission Playground. 10...

  Published by SFist on June 4, 2009.

• 24th St Bart Station and Mission Playground Bay Area Weekend Events: Festivals Galore

  ...Eyes Cultural Center, rollerskating at 24th and Capp, and bike rentals and booths at the 24th St Bart Station and Mission Playground. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m...

  Published by SFist on June 4, 2009.

• 3361 Mission St. Urban landscape art opening reception @ Secession (Mission Dist.)

  : 3361 Mission St. (@ 30th), San Francisco, CA

  Published by funcheapSF.com on June 4, 2009.

• 151 Third Street SFMOMA Family Studio: Land Lovers hands on art actitives (SOMA)

  Address 151 Third Street

  Published by funcheapSF.com on June 4, 2009.

• 2526 Mission St Sonic Living Happy Hour w/ DJs and free beer @ Laszlo (Mission Dist.)

  2526 Mission St

  Published by funcheapSF.com on June 4, 2009.

• 545 Post St. Puck says sayonara to Postrio with all-star reunion dinners

  Reservations can be made for Postrio's final dinners. Starting June 18, the dining room will close, although the bar and cafe (545 Post St.) will remain open through renovations. Those are expected to be completed late next year.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on June 4, 2009.

• 339 Taylor St. Puck says sayonara to Postrio with all-star reunion dinners

  Changes: When San Francisco's Fish & Farm (339 Taylor St.) reopens Saturday after a redo, it will be under a new chef. Executive chef Jake...

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on June 4, 2009.

• 3583 16th St. Puck says sayonara to Postrio with all-star reunion dinners

  New Castro spot: Come fall, Deborah Blum and Adriano Paganini (partners in the wildly popular Beretta restaurant) will take over the Asqew Grill space (3583 16th St.).

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on June 4, 2009.

• 312 Sutter St. Puck says sayonara to Postrio with all-star reunion dinners

  Under repair: Union Square's E&O Trading Co. (312 Sutter St.) suffered a fire in the ventilation duct last week and will be closed at least more two weeks.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on June 4, 2009.

• 3166 16th St. ‘zine art show with 25 original ‘zines @ Adobe Books (Mission Dist.)

  : 3166 16th St., (btwn Valencia & Guerrero) San Francisco, CA

  Published by funcheapSF.com on June 4, 2009.

• 1201 8th Street Ask a Scientist: Fun nerdy lecture on “LIFE” Project @ Axis Cafe (Potrero Hill)

  WHERE: Axis Cafe, 1201 8th Street (btw. 16th & Irwin) San Francisco, 94107

  Published by funcheapSF.com on June 4, 2009.

• 333 Bush Poetry & Pizza w/ all you can eat pizza, salad and soda (Financial Dist.)

  at Escape from New York Pizza, 333 Bush at Montgomery

  Published by funcheapSF.com on June 4, 2009.