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SF’s Mole Tasting Celebration
By - posted 11/15/2016
Eat & Drink

“Mole” is a Mexican sauce made from chili peppers, other spices and, most importantly, chocolate. Mole lovers are invited to participate in the “Mole Para Morirse” (Mole To Die For) contest, where the audience will get a chance to taste a variety of regional mole entries and vote for their favorites. Mole Para more...

Renegade Craft Fair Holiday Market
By - posted 11/15/2016
Fairs & Festivals

Get started on that holiday list early as the Renegade Craft Fair Holiday Market returns to Fort Mason. Expect over 300 talented makers ranging from holiday inspired stationery and gift wrap, unique and one-of-a-kind jewelry, apparel and shoes, to eco-friendly furniture, prints and posters, housewares and much more. 2016 Renegade Craft Fair Holiday Market November more...

Pop-Up Vinyl Tribute to Leonard Cohen | Mission Dist.
By - posted 11/14/2016
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Gather up your old records and bring them to Amado’s Tuesday. Renee & Irish Greg play your vinyl and theirs, have record appraisals and swap stories about our favorite records. A tribute to the great Leonard Cohen & live music by the incredible The Sam Chase & The Untraditional. Renee & more...

The Big Sail
By - posted 11/14/2016
Only in San Francisco

Stanford and Cal Sailing will host the Annual Big Sail on the San Francisco Bay in front of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge at the St. Francis Yacht Club at noon on Tuesday, November 15, 2016. The Stanford and Cal bands will also be there to support their respective teams. In the more...

The Biggest Supermoon over SF in 70 Years
By - posted 11/13/2016
Geeks

The closest full moon since 1948 is coming up on November 14th. Technically the moon reaches its full phase very early on the morning of November 14th. But don’t worry, for taking photographs and just watching in awe the moon should be big, bright and equally awesome to watch on both more...

The Crazy Barback Games Are Coming to SF
By - posted 11/13/2016
Fun & Games

Watch San Francisco’s best barbacks battle it out in 10th Annual Fernet-Branca’s Barback Games in a gladiator-style competition that changes every year, but in the past has been full of fun challenges like super-quick keg changing and ice bucket relays. Plus there’s a pop-up barbershop (free), a temp tattoo parlor (free) and free more...

Hands Around Lake Merritt: A Peaceful Protest
By - posted 11/12/2016
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Can we make an entire circle around the lake, holding hands? Join hands in a circle all the way around 3.4 miles of Lake Merritt, starting at Empowerment Park, to stand up against racism, sexism, homophobia, and Islamophobia. This will be a peaceful joining to honor our community, the values we stand for, and more...

Mission Dolores Basillica’s 200-Voice Choir
By - posted 11/12/2016
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Listen to over 200 hundred voices raised in song. The San Francisco SingFest will feature four community choruses in one evening at the beautiful Mission Dolores Basilica. The music will be wide-ranging, beautiful and fun; and the acoustics are glorious. First Annual SingFest Saturday, November 12, 2016 | 8 pm (doors 7:30 more...

San Francisco Green Festival
By - posted 11/9/2016
Fairs & Festivals

Experience the widest selection of products and services to work green, play green and live green – from food, fashion and health, to energy, construction and design at the Green Festival, featuring something for everyone interested in living a more sustainable and healthier life. 2016 Green Festival San Francisco November 11-13, 2016 Pier 35, The more...

Free National Parks Day
By - posted 11/9/2016
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Sometimes you’ve just got to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city to enjoy the serenity of a national park. On certain “fee-free” days throughout the year, enjoy free entrance to all national parks and monuments including Muir Woods and Yosemite National Park. Yosemite park waves their usual $20 per car fee, and Muir more...

Mission Dolores Music Festival
By - posted 11/8/2016
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The Chromatic Community Music Center Presents The First Annual SF SingFest at the gorgeous Mission Dolores Basilica. They’re excited to host this festival celebrating community music making. It will feature a concert with four community choruses from the Bay Area and beyond, totally more than 200 voices. The Music will be diverse, more...

The Bayview Harvest Festival
By - posted 11/8/2016
Fairs & Festivals

The 3rd Annual Bayview Harvest Festival, hosted by NOW Hunters Point and Imprint.City is a free community celebration of the fall. Bayview Harvest Festival Saturday, November 12, 2016 | 10am to 3pm Cargo Way at Jennings Street, SF FREE Live music from Bayview’s own Donald Seastrunk with The Best Intentions Free pony rides Petting zoo Fresh produce Food trucks This more...

Election Night “Smash Arcade”
By - posted 11/8/2016
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The SMASH Arcade presents an evening dedicated to Electoral Catharsis, for your personal mental health and well-being and in a completely non-hyperbolic, exaggerated statement for the collective well-being of America. SMASH Arcade Tuesday, November 8, 2016 – 6:00 pm to 11:30 pm NIMBY | 8410 Amelia St., Oakland Get Tickets – $10 gets you into the more...

SF’s 10-Hour Election Results Watch Party
By - posted 11/8/2016
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It’s finally here… Election Day. If you’re a political junkie (or if you just like $3 beer) then come to Funcheap’s official 2016 Election day watch party at SoMa StrEat Food Park Happy hour specials will occur from 4-7 pm  ($3 beer!) along with 10 big screens TVs with surround sound plus more...

Daybreaker: “The Day After” Morning Dance Party
By - posted 11/7/2016
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Your friends at Daybreaker are throwing a free party this Wednesday morning to celebrate the end of this wild election. We’re all going to wake up to a new chapter in our country’s history, and no matter what happens — we’re gonna need each other. Join us at Audio from 7 to more...