Events for March 9, 2012
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Friday, March 9
| 6:00 pm | Gourmet Ghetto Second Friday Art Walk | Berkeley | FREE |
Yelp’s Field Trip: House Kombucha Workshop | SOMA
Find out how San Francisco’s hand-crafted kombucha for a sustainable world is made from scratch.
Did you know that kombucha is made from tea? Not every kombucha company emphasizes this, but House Kombucha does. Tea is as fundamental to kombucha as grapes are to making wine. ...
Free Comedy + Beer: Good Times in the Grotto | SoMa
True Hustle Entertainment & Sports Basement Presents: Good Times in the Grotto, a night of free comedy, free beer and free snacks.
True Hustle Entertainment brings a collective range of comics with uplifting beliefs, but harsh realities. Nonetheless, all want a chance to be heard, and rant on ...
“Subpar” Miniature Golf Sneak Peek Night | Alameda
Come get a sneak peek at Subpar, an in-progress quirky miniature golf course being built in Alameda. Enjoy refreshments, tours of the in-progress golf course, meeting the Subpar Elite Build Team and (if you’ve got the dough and love supporting fun local projects) learn about their ...
Girls With Guns: An Art Show | SF
If you have always wondered what would happen if Russ Meyer and Barbarella had an illegitimate love child and named it Suicide Girls, but then Pam Grier and Grace Jones found out and were having none of it. But, they’re kind of like, the best ...
Yelp’s Field Trip: Mustache Workshop | Inner Sunset
Students will learn how to make a felt mustache on an elastic cord, so it can be worn by anyone. Basic hand sewing instruction and all materials for each participant to make 2 mustaches included.
A few things you should note:
You must RSVP and receive an email confirmation ...
$5 Classic Movie Night: “Vertigo” (1958) | Paramount Theater
Experience the great films of Hollywood’s Golden Era in one of America’s finest Art Deco movie palace.
With over 3,000 seats and a meticulously-restored interior, the Paramount offers a true “Movie Palace” experience straight out of the 1930s – with period newsreels, cartoons, previews, live music ...
