This Sunday, The Balboa Theater will celebrate its 84th birthday with a special show of old films, a live vaudeville show, prizes and of course, birthday cake. After kicking off with the premiere of a delightful new silent short filmed… Continue Reading
There’s plenty of good hamburgers to be had in the Richmond, just stop in the legendary Bill’s Place or Namu when the craving strikes. But the Tee Off Bar & Grill at Clement and 32nd Avenue is serving up a… Continue Reading
SFist first shared this picture of a SF house with a rocket / space shuttle facade. Some commenters then identified that it is a building on 3rd Avenue near Geary, and the owner chimed in that the house “is often… Continue Reading
This Saturday marks the return of Bazaar-Stock, an all-day, acoustic music festival featuring local artists. From 10am until 10pm, enjoy over 30 independent San Francisco arists at the Bazaar Cafe on California near 22nd Avenue (list of performers). On top… Continue Reading
As you may remember, there was an event late last year where old video footage of San Francisco was shown. It was the fourth installment of “Lost Landscapes of San Francisco”, made up of archival footage that Rick Prelinger, of… Continue Reading
Is this the secret to Green Apple’s longevity? Every year for Chinese New Year, the lion dancers come by and bless the bookstore with drums, dancing and firecrackers. Photo courtesy of The Green Apple Core Blog. Sarah B.
Our friends over at SFAppeal did some more digging into what the current owners of the Alexandria have in mind for the property. The building is currently owned by a group called Alexandria Enterprises. They plan to turn the back… Continue Reading
[RichmondSFBlog cub reporter David was on scene at the Recreation & Park Commission hearing this afternoon where Jimmy’s Old Car Picnic organizers appealed their permit denial. Special thanks to him for sending in a report.] The negative impact of 800… Continue Reading