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Celebrate Walt Disney’s birthday and get free admission to The Walt Disney Family Museum in the Presidio for their only free day of the year on December 5. 2016 Walt Disney Family Museum Free Day Monday, December 5, 2016 | 10 am to 6 pm Walt Disney Family Museum, 104 Montgomery Street, SF FREE, but tickets are required. Tickets more...
On World AIDS Day, come to The National AIDS Memorial Grove, a gorgeous spot tucked away in Golden Gate Park, for an afternoon of recognition, remembrance and music honoring those who have been lost and those continuing the fight. World AIDS Day 2016: Hearts Rising Thursday, December 1, 2016 | 11:30 am more...
Come along on a special Memorial March to honor the memories of supervisor Harvey Milk and mayor George Moscone at the 38th Annual Vigil & Night of Remembrance. 2016 Harvey Milk & George Moscone Vigil & Night of Remembrance November 27, 2016 | 6:30 pm Harvey Milk Plaza, Castro & Market Streets, SF FREE Meet at 6:30 pm at Harvey Milk Plaza more...
This Black Friday, instead of enmeshing yourself in the worst of human behavior, why not come celebrate the best of it? A local group of artists who call themselves the Museum of Joy will be celebrating the 4th Annual Festival of Light & Gratitude by building a temporary candlelit labyrinth on the northern more...
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...
Got the election season blues? The Farmers Market’s Goatchella “Vote Goat” buttons are back to put a smile on your face and a hop in your step. These adorable little pins are can be found at the Ferry Plaza Farmers Market. CUESA (Cultivating A Healthy Food System) runs the market and more...
On Sunday, October 23rd, a group of talented artists will paint 50 nude models outside the Ferry Building, followed by a nude march to Fisherman’s Wharf. This it not a protest, but a celebration that also takes place in New York City, Amsterdam, Brussels. 2016 San Francisco Bodypainting Day Sunday, October 23, 2016 | 11am more...
The Bay Guardian is back! For one issue, at least. After shutting down in October of 2014, former editors of the Guardian who now work at 48hills.org have put together a revivial print issue, the first one to hit the streets in over two years. Where can you pick up a printed more...
A storytelling event perfect for a police station: Comedians tell real-life tales of how they got arrested. #HellaFunny’s Comedians with Criminal Records is a unique comedy showcase of established comedians who’ve had trouble with the law in the past. This may be the only show in America where if you don’t more...
Candidates Jane Kim and Scott Wiener debate a wide array of issues facing San Francisco in their campaign to represent the city in District 11 in the California State Senate. This event will be moderated by James Taylor, politics professor and chair of the African American Studies Dept at USF. State more...
Got the day off? Take a guided walk around San Francisco and learn something new about the city you love on Columbus Day. 2016 Columbus Day Walking Tours Monday, October 10, 2016 All over San Francisco FREE, but donations are greatly appreciated. 2016 Tours: 9:30 am – Japanese Tea Garden* 10:00 am – Chinatown 11:00 am – Fisherman’s Wharf: A more...
Dearly beloved… come and dance to dark electro, industrial, new wave and goth music with zombie brides and grooms all night long. Come in your bride and groom costumes and receive reduced admission, plus there will be personal wedding ceremonies performed throughout the night, and you can marry anyone – living OR more...
It’s an even year, so of course the Giants are in the playoffs. In a show of civic pride, City Hall, Coit Tower and SFO, along with a number of civic and landmark buildings in San Francisco, will be lit in orange throughout the playoff run. The Giants will face the New more...
Bay Day is like Earth Day – for San Francisco Bay. It is one official day every year for the entire Bay Area to come together and celebrate the Bay. Don’t be fooled by the bridges, levees, and city skylines—the Bay is wild and alive. In fact, it’s the largest and most more...
