It’s a magic time of year to eat well and drink beer.  SF Beer week starts this Saturday January 23rd and runs until January 31st. So we asked a bunch of San Francisco brewers about the events they would not miss during San Francisco Beer Week and of course we

Eye glasses have evolved quite a bit over the last century. Technological advances, new materials, and different uses all contributed to changes in frames, lenses, and styles but those who had the greatest effect were the iconic men and woman who wore them in the spotlight.

As 2024 winds down, we’re reflecting on another incredible year of sharing the stories, art, culture, and nightlife that make the Bay Area so unique. BrokeAssStuart.com wouldn’t be what it is without you—our community of readers, supporters, and believers in independent media. This year, instead of asking you to join Patreon

On National Muffin day, January 31st, I try to get as many people as possible around the world to bake muffins and give them to homeless folks. #givemuffins

Graphic t-shirt & hoodie store D-Structure (newly DSF) will close it’s Lower Haight store front February 1st. DSF has held cool parties and events in its store since 2006, and they’ve sold a lot of designs by local San Francisco Artists. A recent rent hike is blamed for the closure.

Normally, getting on a strange boat when it’s dark outside is a bad idea.  It typically means you’ve been Shanghaied by gold rush era sailors or worse, tricked into going crab fishing.  But if you’re like me, and you’re looking around at San Francisco and wondering ‘where did all the weird

We felt like being fancy, yet affordable. And like good San Franciscans we wanted to do things a little different, so we created a theme and challenged everyone to follow it. The theme…thrift store chic. Meaning your clothes should be fancy, like tuxedos and gowns…but they also must be second-hand. And the night of, you’re not going to spend more than $40

Supervisors Jane Kim and Aaron Peskin introduced a charter amendment yesterday that that would more than double San Francisco’s affordable housing requirements for market rate projects from 12% to 25% in new construction. The city currently requires market-rate projects to provide 12% of their units below market rate.  But developers

Wed-Sun in SF and Oak. Dress up Parties, Music, Films. All Bowie, All Week