I love Green Apple Books and their creative events is one of the reasons why. This Sunday, Green Apple will welcome poet Silvi Alcivar. Profiled recently in the Chronicle, Alcivar has found a new niche in the mega-business that is… Continue Reading
Mama made it! Just in time for Mother’s Day, today the de Young hosted a special uncrating of the famous painting, “Whistler’s Mother”. The painting is on loan from the Musée d’Orsay in Paris who is lending out some of… Continue Reading
On Friday night, the Richmond District branch library will host a free movie event for teenagers. In anticipation of this summer’s upcoming installation in the Twilight vampire series (“Eclipse”), the library will screen “New Moon”, the second movie in the… Continue Reading
From the Sushi Taste on a Ramen Budget blog comes a short video of former college student Jeff Bautista talking about why he chooses to shop (and save) at New May Way Market (707-719 Clement Street). Forget the budgeting advice… Continue Reading
This Saturday the San Francisco Lawn Bowling Club will host a public open house in Golden Gate Park as part of “National Lawn Bowls” day. Here’s your chance to try your hand at a historic sport that is “played in… Continue Reading
Are you or do you know a young person interested in making sure that city government hears and is accountable to the voices, issues and perspectives of San Francisco’s young people? The San Francisco Youth Commission is a group of… Continue Reading
As I was compiling posts for this week, I realized we have a plethora of events happening on Saturday for local families. Check out the events below and pick one or more to attend – they’re all free. It’s the… Continue Reading
Last week, SF Examiner food critic Patricia Unterman gave high marks to Quan Bac, a Vietnamese restaurant located at 4112 Geary Boulevard between 5th and 6th Avenues. Quan Bac was opened by by owner and head chef, Sarah Le, who… Continue Reading