SF’s Free “Show and Tell” Picnic in the Park for Adults (Panhandle)
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William McKinley Statue (The Panhandle) | Baker and Fell St., San Francisco, CA
Event Details
Submitted by the Event Organizer
It’s a show and tell, plus a giveaway!
Like second grade, except nobody makes you stand up in front of the class. Bring something you love, that you want other people to admire. A ceramic you made, a rock that might be a meteorite, your grandfather’s harmonica, the world’s third-best belt buckle. Or bring nothing and come check out other people’s treasures!
Where to find us
The Panhandle, east end, at the McKinley Monument. That’s the 35-foot statue where Baker meets Oak and Fell, you cannot miss it. If you somehow do, look for the table with the big F.
The shape of the afternoon
10:00 am – blankets down, stuff comes out
10:00 am to 12:00 pm – wander, look, ask people about their things. People love being asked.
12:00 pm – we fold the tablecloth, but you’re welcome to stay and enjoy the park.
Come for twenty minutes or stay the whole time. Nobody presents, there’s no stage.
Bring
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Something you want to show people. Made, found, inherited, won, rescued off a curb. Weird and interesting beats expensive.
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A blanket to sit on.
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Your own food/snacks if you want them. No alcohol, it’s a city park.
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A friend who owns something strange, and a strange friend.
Free drawing! (100% optional)
There’s a free drawing at the table for one of three $30 Bi-Rite gift cards, sponsored by The Frisconian.
Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.
Cost: FREE*
