SF City Guides
Like to ride on a bicycle? Like to eat pizza? Like to ride on a bike to find and eat more pizza? If so, you’re invited to join in for a tour of San Francisco’s finest pizza-by-the-slice spots. Highlights include a jaunt through Chinatown, little bit of Little Italy, a party more...
See some of the best dance companies and dance schools in the Bay Area perform under the sun at the 10th annual Dancing in the Park festival at Golden Gate Park’s music concourse on April 28, 2018. This annual outdoor dance event features 30 dance groups or dance artists including professional more...
Art Market San Francisco will return to the Fort Mason Festival Pavilion this spring to celebrate its sixth edition. Following record breaking sales, city-wide partnerships, and attendance of over 25,000 visitors last year, the 2018 edition of Art Market San Francisco is pleased to present a significant selection of contemporary and modern more...
The Dutch community in San Francisco invites you to celebrate King’s Day 2018 near the Murphy Windmill on the south end of Golden Gate Park. King’s Day, the biggest national celebration in the Netherlands, is returning once again to San Francisco. Dutch King’s Day San Francisco will be a fun-filled day with traditional Dutch more...
The entire month of May is dedicated to promote events, performances, and shows that highlight the diversity of artists and work created in Oakland. Oakland Art Month May 2018 Many events are free; some require paid tickets View the entire Oakland Art Month schedule of events. Oakland Art Month Highlights May 4 – First Friday, “Women more...
Join the Spring Expo on April 26 at the Google Launchpad with over 60 games and 500 players in 1 night. You’ll be among the first to try out brand new games from over 50 indie game developers at Google’s San Francisco HQ and give your feedback to the developers. Spring more...
Beyoncé music? At church? It’s happening. This will be a special mass dedicated to Queen Bey’s music and accomplishments. Come to The Vine SF, a contemporary church service at Grace Cathedral, to sing your Beyoncé favorites and discover how her art opens a window into the lives of the marginalized and more...
Starting April 22, 2018, fans of HBO’s “Westworld” will find themselves in a brand “new world” at AT&T 1 Powell Street in SF. Completely transformed, so visitors can “live without limits” and discover “Westworld” IRL during the highly-anticipated season 2 premiering on April 22nd, the experience will showcase costumes and props, more...
When the earthquake hit on April 18, 1906, it did so in the wee hours at 5:12 am. The cast iron Lotta’s Fountain on Market Street became a crucial meeting point and is now known as SF’s oldest surviving monument. Every year since, city officials (and in past years, survivors too) gather around the more...
From the playa to the park, new light art takes root in Hayes Valley. Charles Gadeken’s Squared, a 50-foot-tall LED sculpture, comes to Patricia’s Green. It’s like a super-colorful Bay Lights on acid with waves of trippy light pulsating at night. The San Francisco Arts Commission and Recreation and Park Department more...
The 13th Annual Poems Under the Dome invites you to celebrate National Poetry Month at San Francisco’s largest open mic poetry event inside City Hall from 5:30-8 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2018. 2018 Poems Under The Dome Thursday, April 19, 2018 – 5:30 pm to 8:00 pm San Francisco City Hall | 1 Dr. more...
It’s probably the worst movie ever made, but yet everyone loves it. Prove you are the expert for “The Room Trivia” on Tuesday, April 17th at 8pm at TonicSF, after you get your tuxes and play a quick game of football in the alley, of course. “The Room” Trivia Night Tuesday, April 17, more...
This Tax Day, April 17, 2018, it may be the last day to file your taxes, but it’s also a day to score freebies and deals. Though owing Uncle Sam money isn’t fun, there is a silver lining: free food and discounts. Yep, businesses around the country are offering free more...
Sunday Streets runs through The Bayview’s main corridor, with a car-free route spanning Third Street from 22nd Street to Carroll Avenue. Walk, bike or catch the T Line (the city’s first new light rail line in more than half a century) which will run throughout the day. Make the day more...
The 28th annual California Mille will bring 70 historic cars from all over the world to San Francisco to salute Italy’s most famous open road race, the Mille Miglia. See the biggest free car show of its kind in America and meet the drivers. 28th California Mille & Free Car Show April 15, more...
