Heart of the City
From the category archives:
Dateline: Market and Castro Streets, where a Gay Housewife comes face to face with a Friend of the Housewives. We love our friends from New Jersey and that includes Greg Bennett! The Bravo hunk is not only on our team, he’s on Team Melissa, and we like that, too.
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Dateline northwest corner, Haight Street and Masonic Avenue, where you don’t have to drop acid to drop a bead on the art of the city.
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Dateline North Beach, 649 Green Street, where Mister SF shares a relaxed moment with members of the Green Street Mortuary Band.
Dateline westbound 37 Corbett Line, Castro and 18th Streets, where Mister SF knows one thing for sure about predictions for 2013.
Happy New Year!
Dateline Laurel Heights, east side of Spruce Street between Sacramento and California Streets, where Mister SF finds the deal of the week – some assembly required.
San Francisco City Hall, Van Ness Avenue.
To learn more about Hank Donat and Jeff Halpern, and our campaign for marriage equality, don’t miss Beth Winegarner’s cover story, “A More Perfect Union: Prop. 8 May Lead to Gay-Marriage Rights” in this week’s SFWeekly.
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In Notes from the Unhappening, Mister SF turns left at the alter. |
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Here’s a tour of San Francisco with no stops. It only takes a couple of slips and slides for Mr. and Mister SF to celebrate the 99th birthday of Lucille Ball. |
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Hank Donat’s statement on the decision by a federal judge to overturn Proposition 8, the anti-gay marriage amendment passed by California voters in 2008: Read More. |
San Francisco-based journalist Hank Donat is Mister SF. The web site MisterSF.com began as an effort to inspire a City that was demoralized by the dot com bust in 2001. MisterSF.com and Heart of the City undertook the task of reminding neighbors down the block - and travelers worldwide - that the magic of San Francisco endured then, just as it does today.
The City celebrated its “Online Ambassador” and his effort to support neighborhood concerns. With its unique content and first-hand observations and interviews, the site grew to become a trusted resource for outlets everywhere and an asset to communities at home. Hank’s Heart of the City soon included a newspaper column and GPS-guided tour. Since 2008, the site has been named among “Five Helpful Web Sites for San Francisco” by Fodor’s in its annual SF guidebook.
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