News Briefs: 'Drag Me Downtown' returns for 2024 :: Bay Area Reporter
The Downtown SF Partnership has announced that "Drag Me Downtown," a weekly series of pop-up drag performances, is returning for Pride Month after a successful run last year.
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The Downtown SF Partnership has announced that "Drag Me Downtown," a weekly series of pop-up drag performances, is returning for Pride Month after a successful run last year.
Hoping to boost San Francisco’s sluggish downtown economy with entertainment, Mayor London Breed wants to name part of Front Street as the state’s first “entertainment zone” to help bars and restaurants sell alcohol outdoors.
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Business boosters and urban planners want to turn downtown into a vibrant neighborhood with arts, entertainment, nightlife and people living in high rises where offices have been converted into residences.
"Let's Glow SF," thought to be the largest holiday light projection show in the U.S., sets iconic San Francisco buildings aglow for 10 days in December.