Win Tix: Holiday Lights & Sights Tour

2nd Annual Fillmore Cocktail Crawl

Cocktails, live music and five different bars along Fillmore Street

Wednesday, December 1 – 6:30pm ($5 adv, $10 door)

Fillmore Street Restaurants and Mixologists unite to create neighborhood-inspired cocktails at the 2nd Annual Fillmore Cocktail Crawl. Hear live music, tastes of free signature Tres Agaves cocktails at five bars & restaurants and discounted menu items. Venues include Yoshi’s, Dosa on Fillmore, Rasselas, 1300 and Sheba Piano Lounge.

Yoshi’s SF – 1330 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA
Eddy St & Fillmore St  22, 31

Sip, Snack & Shop on Chestnut

A night of tastings from 20 restaurants and 26 beverage sponsors.

Thursday, December 2 – 6-9pm ($30)

Grab your wine glass and eat and drink your way down Chestnut Street for an evening of sampling and shopping. Tickets include tastings from over 20 restaurants and 26 beverage sponsors including Pale Moon, Peroni, Black Star, Svedka, Kara’s Cupcakes, Bin 38, Mezes and many more.

The night also features live entertainment, raffles & discounts of 15% or more at all participating businesses

Chestnut Street, SF (Marina District)

Classic Cable Car’s Holiday Lights & Sights Tour

A 1 1/2 hour guided tour of the best San Francisco Holiday and Christmas lighting displays of 2010

Wednesday, December 1 – 7pm ($24 Adults, $14 Kids)

Classic Cable Car Sightseeing is lighting up the 2010 holiday season with a special Holiday Lights And Sights Tour of San Francisco. Departing from both Union Square and Fisherman’s Wharf, the 1 1/2 hour cable car tour winds throughout the City to take in many of the illuminated attractions of San Francisco, including the Union Street Fantasy of Lights, Macy’s Christmas Tree and window displays, Fisherman’s Wharf lighted boats and more.

Tours run twice nightly – 5pm and 7pm from November 26 to December 31st

Departs from Fisherman’s Wharf – Jefferson & Taylor

Win a Free Bruce Lee Tattoo

Win an actual tattoo inked at Bruce Lee’s actual party pad from the 1970s

Saturday, November 27 – 6pm ($25 for a Bruce Lee Tattoo, but free entry to party)

Amor Eterno Tattoo and Art Space was in a previous incarnation the actual party pad of Bruce Lee in the 1970s. In his honor, on November 27th, the tattoo parlor is celebrating his birthday by showing kung fu movies all day, serving Bruce Lee One Inch Punch (for $2 donation) and offering a one-day -only deal of $25 Bruce Lee Tattoos.

Two funcheapers will each win a Bruce Lee Tattoo at 6pm on Saturday, November 27th.

Amor Eterno Tattoo and Art Space – 1227 18th Ave. Oakland, CA
AC Transit:  International Blvd:17th Ave

Mercury Lounge Chef’s Tasting Menu for Two

Four entrees and four appetizers at this global Asian restaurant in SoMa

Purchase by December 1st: $30 Menu for Two

Shastic.com is offering a great deal for a Mercury Lounge Chef’s Tasting Menu for two. Normally this four starter and four entree pairing is $50, but you can purchase for just $30 on shastic.com. The online deal must be purchased by December 1, but can be used anytime. Taste the honey walnut prawns or seafood curry claypot or anything in between.

Funcheap is giving away a free Chef’s Tasting Menu for two to one lucky winner good for the day of your choice.

Mercury Lounge – 1582 Folsom Street San Francisco, CA
Market St & South Van Ness Ave F, J, K, L, M, N, S, T  and 6, 47

Popscene: Diamond Rings

Indie electro-pop dance club night

Thursday, November 25 – 10pm ($10/21+ and $12/18+)

Thanksgiving Night! A special Thanksgiving night edition of the popular Popscene nightclub in San Francisco. Groove to DJ Aaron Axelsen and Nako spinning the best of Brit Pop, Indie, mod, new wave, electronic and soul, but also see the live San Francisco debut of Diamond Rings, a Canadian indie rock band that borders on groovy androgynous skeletal electro-pop .

330 Ritch – 330 Ritch Street (Near AT&T Park), SF – SoMa

Turkey Trot 2010: Americana Music Festival

Post-Thanksgiving country & bluegrass mini festival

Friday, November 26 – 8pm ($13 Advance/$15 Door (21+ event))

This year’s all-you-can-hear menu features our hottest, freshest, and tastiest grub yet — Southern-fried mountain music, creamy country-bluegrass, sweet old-time indie-folk, spicy hillbilly jazz, and a big helping of dirty Americana. Sure that last one does not sound that appetizing, but it’s pretty damn mouth-watering.

The 2010 festival features live music from: The Goodluck, Thriftstore, Outfit, Misipi Rider, Hang Jones, Walking In Sunlight, and Blue Ribbon Healers

Cafe Du Nord – 2170 Market Street, SF (Castro District)

Walk The Wiggle: The Tour

Nerdy guided tours for San Franciscans

Sunday, November 28 – 11:45pm ($10+ suggested donation)

Before bikes were invented, the popular Wiggle bike route was a foot trail to avoid these same hills. Change the way you see the landscape as we talk about everything from art and bike politics to floods, lakes and native societies. We’ll discuss the very latest research on how the Mission Dolores was, it seems, founded in the Wiggle. Later, the city expanded to fill the valley with houses, but why? And what was there first? It’ll be a quintessential mix of Thinkwalks themes on a flat one mile walk (each way)..

Meet at the Bike Mural, Duboce Avenue at Church Street, behind Safeway at 11:45am.. RSVP Required