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Saturday, March 20

Crissy Field Cleanup Day | SF
Saturday, March 20 – 9:00 am | Cost: FREE | Crissy Field Center
Crissy Field Cleanup Day | SF

Bring dogs, friends, and family to this monthly event and help keep Crissy Field clean of litter and dog waste. Bring gloves; trash bags are provided.
Cleanup areas include the east and central beaches and the promenade area. Volunteers meet the third Saturday of the month at 9 AM at the East Beach parking lot picnic tables.
Crissy Field Cleanup Day takes place every 3rd Saturday of …

San Francisco ‘Sense of Place’ Treasure Hunt | Golden Gate Park
Saturday, March 20 – 10:00 am | Cost: $1 | San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum, Golden Gate Park
San Francisco ‘Sense of Place’ Treasure Hunt | Golden Gate Park

Celebrate the First Day of Spring with URBIA Adventure League. Get your active family time outdoors on a treasure hunt with URBIA’s newest adventure booklet: “Seeking California in a World of Plants”. Your family will form a team on a quest for botanical bounty at the most botanically diverse place in the city: The San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum. So get ut your …

Sunday, April 4

19th Annual Spring Celebration & Easter Parade
Sunday, April 4 – 10:00 am | Cost: FREE | Union Street - San Francisco
19th Annual Spring Celebration & Easter Parade

San Francisco’s 19th Annual Spring Celebration & Easter Parade (April 4, 2010) celebrates and showcases the diverse community of San Francisco and features some of Union Street’s best restaurants serving attendees in an outdoor bistro setting. The event (with runs along Union Street from Gough to Fillmore) also features a quirky Easter parade with everything from roller-blading cows and creative self-propelled mini-floats to garden areas, …

Saturday, April 17

1st Annual Bed Races | Marina
Saturday, April 17 – 10:30 am | Cost: FREE* | Marina Middle School
1st Annual Bed Races | Marina

Watch teams of crazy bed racers jump on top of the sheets and head for the finish line as part of the “Bed Race for the Future.” Although it costs $181 to enter (proceeds go to charity) it’s free to watch for spectators and is bound to be a hoot. Teams will compete for speed and style with four strong and swift pushers to move …