Get Out: Events
Ever wanted to work for the Giants at AT&T Park? Now’s your chance! In an effort to fill new positions at AT&T Park for 2011, the San Francisco Giants will hold a job fair on Saturday, January 29, 2011. All jobs being offered are for working as sales associates more...
There’s party people and then there’s some that need a little push. For both kinds of socializers, the California League of Adult Scavenger Hunters (CLASH) offers the prospect of Saturday night adventures, misbehavings and antics that are hard to match. Every week, the winter social league gathers friend and soon-to-be-friends in more...
The Tenth Annual SF Sketchfest comedy festival takes place January 13-February 5th, 2011 and features dozens of comedy shows and events all over the city at venues ranging from Cobb’s Comedy Club, The Purple Onion, and even The Castro Theater. 2011 highlights include Will Forte, Bobcat Goldthwait, Maria Bamford, Neil Patrick more...
Curator Juliana Gallin ran the beloved Ask A Scientist lecture series (which got so popular they took a break to figure out how to deal with the crowds) and then started How-To Night as a way to reach a wider audience within the intimacy of the Bazaar Cafe, a comfort more...
Here’s FuncheapSF’s top picks for celebrating New Year’s Eve 2011 in San Francisco if you’re on a budget – We’ve got free events, deals & discounts, plus lots of ideas if you don’t mind spending a few bucks for want great value… and a few “worth the splurge” picks if more...
Like New York, Paris, London and other world class cities, San Francisco will be packed with revelers on New Year’s Eve. So why not look to the East Bay in Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley for alternatives where the crowds aren’t so thick and the cabs are more plentiful, but the spirit more...
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...
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...
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...
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...
For the first time ever since moving to San Francisco, the Giants have won the World Series! Fifty cars and floats will participate in a ticker tape parade for the 2010 World Series Champions will take place on Wednesday, November 3rd at 11am from the Financial District, down Market Street and more...
We all knew that the 80 degree weather and sunshine we’ve enjoyed over the past few weeks had to end sometime – but this soon? Rain is predicted all weekend with temperatures not expected to rise above 60 degrees. Welcome back, nasty, rainy and cold San Francisco weather! Outdoor Blues Sure, that means more...
For one single day, over 7,000 events in 188 countries will take place with the sole purpose of reducing our carbon footprint, one way or another. Some people plant gardens, some ride bikes, some swap used clothes, others get educated about sustainability. Below is a list of some of the events more...
