The new “Richmond District” print from the designers at The GRQP A few months ago, The GRQP created original prints depicting several San Francisco neighborhoods. For each one they chose a specific animal to represent the area. They chose pigeons… Continue Reading
Robert Mcintosh visited San Francisco several months ago but rather than take standard pics during his visit, he strapped a GoPro HD camera to a remote controlled helicopter. The result is some fun aerial footage as he buzzes over local… Continue Reading
Photo by Hot Mayo Happy Tuesday to everyone! Here’s a few local links to attract your mouse: A report from an online survey run by SFSU found that the Outside Lands concert in Golden Gate Park generated $60 million in… Continue Reading
Why did the chicken cross the road? To get back to its Richmond District backyard! Sorry, bad joke. This Sunday from 10am until 1:30pm, the Botanical Garden in Golden Gate Park is hosting a class called URBAN EGGS: Raising Chickens… Continue Reading
John Spencer Stanhope, Love and the Maiden, 1877 It took museum curator Dr. Lynn Federle Orr nearly ten years to pull together the “Cult of Beauty: The Victorian Avant-Garde, 1860–1900” exhibition that opened last weekend at the Legion of Honor.… Continue Reading
The Friends of the Urban Forest, a non-profit organization that helps individuals and neighborhood groups plant and care for street trees and sidewalk gardens throughout San Francisco, is coming to the Richmond District for a planting event on Saturday, April… Continue Reading
Like reading? Love chocolate too? Then this Sunday, there’s a perfect event happening for you. It’s the San Francisco Bookstore and Chocolate Crawl, where you can spend the the day exploring the city’s great independent bookstores AND eating chocolate. Participating… Continue Reading
This Sunday night, the Balboa Theater is rolling out their own red carpet for a special viewing event. Join other movie enthusiasts to watch the live broadcast of the Academy Awards on the Balboa’s big screen. In addition to screening… Continue Reading