We miss San Francisco. We miss its restaurants, bars, museums, festivals — and everything else we once had access to and took for granted. Because we all must do our part and stay at home, TBI editors have found ourselves looking through old photos of when things were so good, and we didn’t even really know it.
If you want to escape your own living room for a moment, too, and take a look at our city through your screen, enjoy these TBI photo essays from months and years past.
Outside Lands represents the best of the city: the music, the food, the people, the weed. Can you tell we’re feeling nostalgic? Hopefully the festival can go on this year.
The photos from the Folsom Street Fair never disappoint… (NSF…H?)
We miss the most SF of things, like cable cars, now not running. We even miss the tourists.
Another look into the carefree San Francisco life at Hardly Strictly last year.
Last year, TBI contributor Ariana Bindman profiled the characters of the Tenderloin.
Oakland’s Black Joy Parade feels like 1 million years ago, but it was only late February that the community came together to celebrate.
It’s hard to fathom a crowd like the one at the Women’s March.
Photographer Andrea Campos took stunning images at last year’s Dia de los Muertos.
Corgis! You’re welcome and enjoy.
We are thinking of bars like Aunt Charlie’s going through this tough time.
An ode to The Richmond in 10 photos.
TBI will continue to pay homage to and cover our neighborhoods now and as we move forward from this crisis.
Stay safe, San Francisco.
