5th Annual Bernal Heights Pet Parade
Tails, Capes, and Cortland: Ronnie’s 5th Annual Bernal Heights Pet Parade Sunday, October 25, 2026 Bernal Heights once again turned out for its favorite four-legged tradition. Under sunny skies, about 100 pets and their people gathered at Holly Park for the fifth...
Warm Hearts, Warm Clothes: Paul Revere Elementary Winter Clothing Drive! 🧥❄️
Warm Hearts, Warm Clothes: Paul Revere Elementary Winter Clothing Drive! 🧥❄️ Hi neighbors and friends, The Paul Revere Elementary School Winter Clothing Drive is officially underway! They are collecting new or gently used warm clothing to support students (TK through...
Halloween on Cortland: Volunteers Needed
Halloween on Cortland: Volunteers Needed 📅 Saturday, October 31, 2026 🕔 5:00 – 8:00 PM 📍 Cortland Avenue Halloween on Cortland is one of Bernal’s favorite traditions. Founded and hosted by Greening Projects, it temporarily closes Cortland Avenue to cars. It turns it...
What is Bernal Connect?
Bernal Connect is a neighborhood-focused digital resource and business directory specifically designed for the Bernal Heights community in San Francisco. It bridges the gap between traditional word-of-mouth neighborhood recommendations and the modern digital search landscape, keeping the local economy vibrant and connected.
A Seafood Boil, a Family Block, and a Bowl of Cioppino
How a craving Ramzy couldn’t satisfy in San Francisco became one of Bernal Heights’ favorite neighborhood restaurants
Show Up for Bernal This October
Raise a glass for Ogden Avenue Gardens on Oct 17, then lend a hand keeping Halloween on Cortland safe on Oct 31.
Bernal Weekly: Spooky Season Edition
Costume swaps, mezcal tastings, and garlic planting. Your guide to October in Bernal Heights.
Indigo Rickshaw: Handmade Color, Homegrown in Bernal Heights
A neighbor profile on the maker behind our block's favorite watercolors
Meet Your Neighbor: How a Haunted Childhood Became a Career
The Frightmaster of Presidio Frights
Four Years In, SF Tequila Shop Is Just Getting Started
What opened as a scrappy tequila-only shop on Cortland Avenue has spent four years quietly becoming one of the city's mo...