SF City Guides
San Francisco’s best tribute band, Zoo Station played its very first U2 tribute show at Ireland’s 32 in San Francisco back in 2002. Zoo Station (voted “best cover band” by both the SF Weekly and Guardian) normally headlines at Slims, Red Devil Lounge and Cafe Du Nord but tonight as more...
Experience an evening of four floors of live painting, performance artists, carnival acts, dancers, musicians, and spoken word along with a design bazaar of 25 vendors at F3 at the Cotton Mill’s next Friday night art event and open studios entitled, “Sideshow.” F3 at the Cotton Mill | Sideshow Friday, April 20, 2012 more...
The Showdown, an urban DJ saloon presents a not-so-average night of rowdy interactive trivia called “Quiz in my Pants: every third Wednesday hosted by Captain Joe Garvey of CLASH – The California League of Adult Scavenger Hunters. >> The first edition of Quiz in my Pants takes place Wednesday, April 18th at more...
Do you bleed green and gold? Funcheap has the perfect prize pack for any A’s Super Fan thanks to myBART. Win a pair of MVP Box Seats (Section 123) at the Oakland Coliseum for the entire A’s vs Indians weekend series. That’s right! Sit right behind third base on the field level for all more...
Unless you’re getting a huge refund, tax day usually means you’re writing a big check to the government or filing an extension to put the pain off for another day. Fortunately there’s a lot of businesses who for 2012 want to take the sting out of filing your taxes by offering more...
April 16th… aka “4/16” is foursquare day (get it… four squared is 16? ha ha! sigh….) Anyways, for those of you addicted to earning badges and who aspire to Mayordom on your iphones or android phones, today features a swarming meetup today to get you special discounts, unlock a special more...
Sunday Streets is San Francisco’s official block party – a sorta-monthly roving neighborhood celebration where the streets are closed to vehicles so pedestrians, roller skaters, bicyclists, yoga classes… whoever can take over for an afternoon. Sunday, April 15, 2012 Great Highway and Golden Gate Park 11am to 4pm FREE Golden Gate Park: • JFK at 6th Ave.: Skatin’ more...
UpOut, a new website that lists a whole mess of events and fun stuff to do in San Francisco, is putting together a Saturday night party in the Mission geared to make you forget about Coachella with beer, easter eggs and some dangerously bouncy fun. The party is free as more...
Stanford’s 2012 Cardinal and White Spring Game will be played on Saturday, April 14 at Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. Kickoff is set for 2:00 p.m. Come take a look at this year’s squad in the free intrasquad “Cardinal and White Spring Football Game” and FanFest For more...
Which doggie has the Best Ears in San Francisco? Which pooch has the Best Bark, does the Best Trick or the Best Look-Alike Duo? A fundraiser for McKinley Elementary School (a K-5 public school at Castro and 14th Streets), DogFest 2012 is a mutt-tastic festival at one of the most more...
The weird and wonderful history of the vibrator is on fascinating display with the grand opening of Good Vibrations’ Antique Vibrator Museum on Thursday, April 12, 2012 from 6-8pm. Showcasing collectibles from the 1800s and onward, this impressive collection tells a fascinating story of history, health, and sexuality. Curator and Staff more...
The Mission Community Market is a weekly, outdoor marketplace that celebrates the Mission’s diversity with fresh foods, local businesses, and after-school activities in order to increase economic opportunity, family health and the fun, safe use of streets in the Mission. Mission Community Market Barlett @ 22nd, San Francisco (Mission District) – Thursdays 4-8pm – more...
Try your hand (literally) at the Rock Paper Scissors Tournament Pub Crawl starting at Monroe on Broadway. Get lubricated on $3.50 drink specials, win prizes (like best athletic wear… ’cause you need great threads to show your RPS moves) and the tournament champ wins a $100 bar tab. Compete in Rock Paper Scissors tournament more...
Bottom of the Hill, one of the best breeding grounds for up-and-coming rock bands hosts periodic free Monday night concerts with DJs and live music entitled “Monday’s Bargain Basement.” Concert is free, but donations are accepted for band and DJs. Monday’s Bargain Basement Monday, April 9, 2012 (8:30p) Bottom of the Hill, 1233 17th Street, SF more...
There’s a lot of kind-hearted folks in this city by the bay but Danny Gabriner of Sour Flour is in the pantheon of kind folks. Every Monday, he bakes and then gives away hundreds of free bagels on 24th and Alabama. After a short hiatus at the end of last year, the more...
