Bunny McFadden

Is San Francisco’s Soil Safe for Your Kids to Play In?
The Maher Ordinance exists to mitigate the negative impacts of construction, but it is often used as a weapon by obstructionists to stop much-needed housing, and there are loopholes that allow developers to apply for waivers.

Over 100 Artists Await You at 1890 Bryant’s Spring Open Studios
The 1890 Bryant Open Studios event will take place April 11th-13th, offering visitors a chance to explore the works of over 100 artists, including Don Hershman, Anna Sidana, Michael Kerbow, Austin Boe, Paul Morin, and Charles Stinson.

The 2025 SF Beer Passport is Here!
Step into a world of adventure with the San Francisco Beer Passport. There’s no better way to explore San Francisco than to literally drink it in. This passport is amazing! Each one contains 28 coupons to buy one beer, get a second beer FREE at 28 of the finest locally

Punk Majesty: SF’s First Punk Art Showroom
Punk Majesty is an eco-friendly shopping showroom in Lower Nob Hill, offering hand-painted leather jackets and upcycled furniture, and is part of the SF First Thursdays Art Walk, which is a neighborhood-focused art crawl that takes place on the first Thursday of each month.

Flooding and Neglect Threaten a Vintage Collector’s Hidden Gems
Willy, a Muni driver and taxi driver, has been collecting items since the 1960s but his collection is nearly ruined due to flooding and mold, and he is being evicted, but is receiving help from a volunteer and vintage collector, Krystyl, who is helping him sort through his collection and sell it to raise money to pay his bills.

Independent Media, Billionaire Money, and City Politics: The Fight for SF’s Narrative
A lot can be misinterpreted through text. No matter how artfully you compose a message, you might inadvertently offend someone, play into a harmful stereotype, or feed a conspiracy theory. It’s part of why being a journalist is tricky (the other part being that no matter what, you can’t please

Meet the SF Artist Who Will Fill Your Enemy’s Room with Balloons
On a walk down Divisadero, we discovered a flyer that ballooned into a creative experience. The flyer is taped at eye level to a beige utility pole, next to peeled stickers and singles night adverts. It uses first person, boldly stating: “Do you have opps? I will fill up their

SF Giants Fans to Celebrate Jung Hoo Lee’s Return with ‘Hoo Lee Gans’
The Hoo Lee Gans, a fan group inspired by outfielder Jung Hoo Lee, is planning to attend the Giants’ April 7 game at Oracle Park in matching t-shirts and wigs to celebrate Lee’s return to the team.

Divisadero: The Best Place for Your Next Date Night
Divisadero corridor remains a strong outpost for nightlife, offering everything from casual ice cream shops to busy arcades, including Horsefeather restaurant, Emporium arcade, The Page bar, and Bi-Rite market.