A&E: SF around the Internet

Courtesy Noise Pop/Facebook

Courtesy Noise Pop/Facebook

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

New pop-up La Sombra Juice has joined Mojo Bicycle Cafe's weekly lineup. (Hoodline)

Noise Pop will kick off the 16th year of its indie music, art and culture festival next week. Check out some of the events here. (Boing Boing)

“Top Chef” contestant Heather Terhune will be a major player at the BDK Restaurant & Bar in Union Square. (SF Gate)

Indie band Craft Spells is launching its latest tour in San Francisco at the Noise Pop Festival. (SF Station)

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