SF City Guides
The Spreckles Temple of Music, also known as the Music Concourse Bandshell and one of Golden Gate Park’s historic treasures, will be enhanced this year to celebrate its historic place in the park and open the door for a new community arts program for the park’s 150th anniversary celebration on more...
New Ground Technologies, a company that typically creates “grass art” in center field of baseball stadiums have shifted gears and created a massive 115 x 92 ft tribute to Kobe Bryant in a park in Pleasanton using only GPS and air to gently bend the grass to make the image. Typically more...
San Jose has brand new mural dedicated to the 49ers. Street art collective, The Illuminaries, was commissioned by the 49ers for this epic mural. The mural, “Faithful to The Bay,” is located on the side of World of Sports Memorabilia. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Javier Cervantes (@javic408) on more...
Get ready for San Francisco’s Better Market Street project, enabling transformational safety and streetscape improvements along 2.2 miles of Market Street, one of the most traveled streets in the world. On January 29, 2020, Market Street will become car-free east of 10th Street, benefiting the thousands of people who ride transit, more...
Shhh… it’s Funcheap’s secret guestlist of live stand-up at SF’s biggest comedy club. This HellaFunny showcase offers the best of the thriving San Francisco scene. San Francisco is known for hatching some of the country’s top comedic talent. Come see a hand-picked line-up of today’s rising stars with credits like SF more...
SF Beer Week is a ten day celebration that showcases the Bay Area’s brewing heritage and contemporary craft beer scene. Have a pint… or a few at over 600 events in San Francisco and the Bay Area from February 7-16, 2020. There are beer dinners, food and beer pairing events, trivia nights, beer tastings, more...
Founded in 1977, the bar and beer garden Zeitgeist is a Historic Legacy Business in San Francisco. After being closed for 3 weeks for a retrofit, Zeitgeist and its back patio are ready to reopen on January 27th with Bloody Marys, Margaritas, 64 taps of craft beer, and full bar. Happy more...
This is how the Bay Area celebrates Lunar New Year. Celebrate the Year of the Rat with fairs, festivals, parades, and celebrations, leading up the crème de la crème, the San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade on Saturday, February 8, 2020. Named one of the world’s top ten parades, the Chinese New Year Parade in San Francisco more...
A world-class city deserves world-class arts & culture. And thankfully we’ve got that covered with the San Francisco Symphony bringing great music to our beloved city for 107 years. And you might think that culture is expensive (and it can be… premium tickets for some shows can run upwards of $200) more...
The Francisco Park Conservancy and the SF Recreation & Park Department are co-hosting a Design Update Open House to share the latest designs of the new Francisco Park on the 4.2 acre site of an unused reservoir which sits on a slope in the Marina between Larking and Hyde Street and ending at more...
The 49ers are good in, like, forever. So it’s time to become faithful again and watch the Niners take on the Green Bay Packers in the NFC Championship. In addition to the usual sports bars, here are some of our favorite places to check out the game. 49ers vs. Green Bay Packers more...
Every year, the Bay Area celebrates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a series of festivals, marches and celebrations highlighted by a march and festival near the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. Most of the events are organized by the NorCalMLK Foundation. Getting There – Monday, January more...
San Francisco City Guides offer free guided walking tours of many different neighborhoods in the city and will be offering a full slate of free tours on MLK weekend Saturday through Monday. Tour starting times range from 9:30 am to 2 pm and there are 49 different tours for you to more...
Each San Francisco neighborhood (defined by zipcode) can visit the California Academy of Sciences for free over a three-day weekend (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday) in the spring and fall of each year. So that means as long as you have a driver’s license or other proof of residency, you can save yourself more...
It’s time for the Women’s Marches for 2020. At these non-partisan, peaceful events throughout the Bay Area join in and get counted. Oakland Saturday, January 18, 2020 from 10am to 5pm at Frank Ogawa Plaza in Oakland. Featuring a huge community action fair. 10am for coffee, poster making and music. 11am march more...