Aside from Pride and Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, Folsom Street Fair may be the city’s largest free public gathering, with its more than 250,000 yearly attendees in SoMa between 8th and 12th Streets and Harrison and Howard Streets.

After what has become a multi-year renovation, the historic Castro Theatre in San Francisco has finally set a reopening date.

Expect Emmylou Harris, Jeff Tweedy, Rosanne Cash and more, plus new bag rules, transit updates, food options and Out of the Park shows across the Bay Area.

The former 1,407-seat theater was designed by famed architect Timothy Pflueger and opened in June 1922. Its last screening was the Julie Andrews-starring 1982 musical comedy “Victor/Victoria!” before closing its doors for renovations in February 2024.

San Francisco set for a rainy week with potential thunderstorms, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The Jonas Brothers are back on tour, celebrating the band’s 20th anniversary. More than 50 shows are on the Jonas Brothers’ “Jonas20: Greetings from Your Hometown Tour,” including a Bay Area stop in San Francisco.

There are other jolts in the calm. Within hours of recent shootings, a local San Francisco elementary school went into lockdown following a phone call. It prompted what is termed a “shooter” alert, and its plan.

Arnau Farnos picked up his sixth goal of the season while Oregon State got off to a good start in conference play.