SF City Guides
Got plans for New Year’s Eve yet? It’s easy to avoid getting gouged for $75 to $100 just to find something fun to do. There are many events and venues around the Bay area offering FREE or inexpensive New Years Eve events in the San Francisco Bay Area. We here at more...
Need some sandwich with your dirty sauce? Ike’s Place is in the final stages of getting a permit to open up a new and bigger sandwich shop on 16th Street in January 2011. So while waiting for Ike’s to return to their own storefront, here’s a little present for you more...
The Village Project presents San Francisco’s 10th Annual Kwanzaa Celebration, with seven days of community events striving to unite and strengthen the family, community and nation, by highlighting each of the seven principles of Kwanzaa (the Nguzo Saba). 2015 San Francisco Kwanzaa Celebration December 26, 2015 through January 1, 2015 All Over San Francisco FREE There will be more...
Are you a December baby? Or, do you have a friend who is? If you like drinking & eating for free you better find one quick! The Royal Exchange, a popular after-work sports bar & restaurant in the Financial District with 32 different micro, imported and domestic beers (and a full more...
San Francisco pretty much empties out except for tourists around Christmas. (Parking is never easier all year than it is in my neighborhood the week before New Years) But for those of us left to hold down the city there’s fortunately still plenty to do and plenty of deals to be more...
Around the Holidays, everyone wants to treat themselves to a little show, a little outing in the town, a little pizzazz. Problem is, it can get a little pricey out there. Lucky for you, there’s help around from FunCheap where we post events everyday that are fit for small budgets. But there’s more...
San Francisco’s always been a city of character but especially good characters: interesting, cultured, artistic, educated, talented and plain old smart people. Try one of these admittedly nerdy (we use that word lovingly at FunCheap) events and you might run into some of these good people. Plus you won’t break the bank and more...
Remember the good old days when you could sweet talk muni driver into giving you a “late night special” transfer even though it was only 6pm? Now that budget cuts have taking their toll, Muni has been enforcing the 90 minute rule on transfers a bit too strictly for more...
Bring your burning (preferably sciencey) question, the one that keeps you up at night, and get that itch scratch by the absurdly vast intellect of Dr. Hal Robins. Ask Dr. Hal – Consult the Oracle Fridays in December 2010. Pre-show at 8 pm. Show at 9 pm. – $10; no one turned away for more...
Free Beer, Free Nibbles, Free Stuff, Fun & Games – get ready for the 2010 FuncheapSF Holiday Party on the evening of December 17th! FuncheapSF is taking over Sports Basement on Bryant Street and bringing in a keg, lots of nibbles and as many prizes and giveaways and Johnny more...
Santa came a bit early and dropped off a tons of great prizes and tickets to Funcheap. And we’re turning around and giving them all away to you! Want to ride BART for free any weekend in December? Want to see the saucy French Postcard dance revue at the Dickens Fair more...
You could say: San Francisco’s Circus Finelli is so underground it’s in a basement. But the truth is that the small ensemble of lady clowns that put on a bi-monthly show at Stage Werx offers the same old-world charm of performing arts as any marquee show in town but more...
Are you game for waking up at 4am to crowd yourself into a big box store just to max out your credit card while saving $10 on a blu-ray player? After family arguments and trying to determine what to do with all of that leftover turkey, the annual Black Friday more...
For Thanksgiving weekend and beyond, FuncheapSF has a ton more fun contests and freebies for those of us that are staying in San Francisco – like fun cocktail crawls, free tattoos, Thanksgiving night concerts, walking tours and more. You don’t have to answer any stupid trivia questions. – all you need more...
Bookbinding is the art of physically assembling and sewing the pages and spine of a book by hand – a skill that was made more or less obsolete for the purpose of mass production of books with the dawning of the Industrial Revolution. The non-profit American Bookbinders Museum in the Mission more...
