I guess science museum lovers and garden lovers are very different since the Academy of Sciences and the SF Botanical Garden are having their pricey, annual galas just two days apart this month. SF Botanical Garden’s Garden Feast 2009 starts… Continue Reading
Came across this little tidbit on craigslist… “If you can’t sit still, can’t focus, can’t stop thought – or if you can – then this is the place for you!” Free meditation classes will be offered at Ballet Russe, 1944… Continue Reading
This Saturday from 10am to 3pm there will be a special Resource Day for Chinese speaking residents at the Full Life Christian Center at 3535 Balboa Street (at 37th Avenue). This free event will focus on resources available to serve… Continue Reading
On a quiet block in the outer Richmond, a group of neighbors are facing off with a homeowner and the city planning commission over a proposed demolition and reconstruction project. Currently, 673-675 44th Avenue is home to a 1924, two-story… Continue Reading
The fog and bikes stole the show at the final Sunday Streets today. Though the sun never broke for the big crowd that came out, it didn’t seem to dampen their enthusiasm. Kids pumped their bikes and trikes down the… Continue Reading
[From cbs.com] Early Sunday morning at approximately 2:45am, two men fought and one stabbed the other multiple times before fleeing the scene. The victim was taken to a local hospital, and his injuries did not appear to be life threatening,… Continue Reading
The three scariest letters in a the vocabulary of a high school junior: SAT. I still get stomach cramps just thinking about that test. If you have a high schooler at home or know one who is getting ready for… Continue Reading
Perhaps you’ve heard about the upcoming Ken Burns documentary series on our country’s National Parks? On a related note, the lobby of the Balboa Theater is currently featuring the photos of Quang-Tuan Luong, specifically his series of National Park pictures.… Continue Reading