A&E: SF around the Internet

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Quinn Dombrowski/Flickr

San Francisco is a city famous for its arts, culture and food. Here's what's going around the Web on Wednesday.

Here are the best local beer events from now until Oktoberfest, so you can stay in shape for the main event. (7×7)

Underdog Hot Dogs opened Underdog Pet Supplies just two doors down from their eatery in the Inner Sunset. (Hoodline)

The Bay Brewed Rock and Roll Festival was announced Wednesday, returning for its fourth year March 29. (The Bay Bridged)

Here's a modern guide to the Haight-Ashbury, featuring things like where to shop and where to play. (7×7)

S.F.'s first indie art fair, stARTup Art Fair, will be held May 1 to 3. (SF Gate)

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