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The Mermaids of San Francisco
By - posted 4/12/2016
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The Mermaid Atlantis and her pod Norcal Narwhals, invite you to swim like a fish at pools all over the Bay Area. Who is invited? Any one who can swim. Any age, gender, etc are welcome to swim with our Mer Pod. Please be safe, we are not life guards or more...

Meet the SF Zoo’s Brand New Baby Giraffe
By - posted 4/12/2016
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The San Francisco Zoo & Gardens recently welcomed a new addition to the giraffe family, a female calf born Friday, April 8, 2016 at 9:40 am in the Bernard Osher Foundation Giraffe Barn. Mother, Barbro, and her calf are in excellent condition. The calf stood up and took her first steps more...

SF’s Weird & Wild Flowers That Bloom in April
By - posted 4/1/2016
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It’s been a wet winter and that means spring is going to be crazy good at San Francisco Botanical Garden … the curators tell us that everything is budding up and looking very juicy … After four dry years, this winter has brought much needed rain to California, and some very wild flowers are more...

Vote “Funcheap” in 2016 Best of SF Weekly Poll
By - posted 3/30/2016
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If you like all the events we dig up on Funcheap, we’d love to ask you to pretty please take a few minutes and vote for Funcheap as “Best Website” in the SF Weekly‘s annual “Best of the San Francisco” Readers Poll for 2016. The poll is long – over 150 questions – feel more...

Bring Your Own Big Wheel
By - posted 3/26/2016
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What’s that sound kids? It’s the sound of Big Wheels rolling! Watch dozens of contestants at Bring Your Own Big Wheel 2016 (BYOBW) risk humiliation and serious injury racing their big wheels (those giant plastic tricycles from when we were kids – no rubber wheels allowed) down the crazy curvy Vermont & more...

Spankings Against Banking
By - posted 3/18/2016
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Explore your kink and feel the Bern. Bring a donation of any amount and get spanked by Professional Dominatrix. All proceeds will benefit Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign. Spankings Against Banking Saturday, March 19, 2016 | 1pm to 5pm Praxis, 3047 24th St., San Francisco Donations go to Bernie for President Praxis is a worker-owned community workshop more...

2016 San Francisco History Days
By - posted 3/5/2016
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Explore San Francisco’s amazing history at the annual San Francisco History Expo as the Old Mint becomes a series of pop-up museums of San Francisco history with dozens of organizations celebrating and telling the stories of the City’s unique past. 2016 San Francisco History Days  – Saturday, March 5 | 11 am to more...

Crave’s Naughty Pop-Up Party
By - posted 2/24/2016
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Stop by the Crave Pop-Up Shop, put on by the SF-based modern sex toy company responsible for the first crowd-funded vibrator and the sexy wearable tech creation, the Vesper vibrator necklace. Join in on the closing party on Friday, February 26, from 6-10 pm to check out their shop, sip some more...

Pillow Fight 2016
By - posted 2/13/2016
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Feathers will fly at this fun, flash-mob type event which takes place annually on Valentine’s Day. It’s Pillow Fight. In the past, nearly 1,000 San Franciscans descended on Justin Herman Plaza with feather-stuffed pillows to run Braveheart-like at full speed at one another to lovingly beat the crap out of each more...

Minnie & Max the Pugs Tour San Francisco
By - posted 2/1/2016
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Who cares about 50 Cent, Joe Montana or any of the other so-called “celebrities” that are descending on San Francisco for Super Bowl. We’re all about the pugs. To help promote Animal Planet’s Puppy Bowl Cafe at the Ferry Building (Feb 4-7), Minnie & Max – those world-famous head-tilting pugs – are more...

The Bay Lights Returns
By - posted 1/25/2016
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The Bay Lights will be re-lit on January 30, 2016 in time to shine for Super Bowl 50 and beyond, thanks to generous private donors and an agreement between the non-profit Illuminate the Arts.  Photography Lucas Saugen Leo Villareal’s masterwork of public art of 25,000 lights LED attached to the bridge’s 300 more...

SF’s Annual Sea Lion Celebration
By - posted 1/15/2016
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Become sea lion savvy and learn more about California sea lions, marine life, and bay conservation on the annual “Sea Lion Encounter,” in celebration of the anniversary of their arrival to Pier 39. The boisterous barking pinnipeds began arriving in droves shortly after the Loma Prieta earthquake hit San Francisco in October more...

The Bay Lights is Back… This Week Only
By - posted 12/16/2015
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On December 14-16 you’ll get a sneak peak at watching the art of The Bay Lights during its tuning phase in advance of the permanent relaunch in January 2016. The artist, Leo Villareal has flown into SF and be testing/sequencing Tuesday and Wednesday nights from Pier 14. > Get updates at @thebaylights. The tuning will start at more...

SF’s Two-O’Clock Titty
By - posted 12/14/2015
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Photo credit: french + tye Onlookers, be warned. Every afternoon the washing machine church (aka Saint Mary’s Cathedral) on Geary and Gough boasts a free peep show. I’m not talking about an actual peep show, but the shadow that falls delicately on the side of church in the afternoon certainly resembles the side of more...

The 2015 Santa Skivvies Run
By - posted 12/12/2015
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The Santa Skivvies Run is a festive romp through the Castro benefiting San Francisco AIDS Foundation when you can watch hundreds of bods drop trou, don Santa hats and reindeer antlers and help raise funds to support the free and local services of the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. Although it costs upwards of $50 more...