In their continuing series of “how-to” nights, the Bazaar Cafe brings us “How To Build a Bike From Scratch” next Wednesday night. If you’re been thinking about building a bike, or even ordering a custom one, here’s your chance to… Continue Reading
Next Saturday, the Richmond District branch of the SF Public Library will host a youth chess tournament, open to ages 6 to 17. There is no entry fee and there are two sections in the tournament – beginner and open.… Continue Reading
Do you like fine art? Do you like flowers? Then you won’t want to miss this year’s Bouquets to Art exhibition at the de Young, where the museum will display over 140 floral arrangements by prominent Bay Area designers and… Continue Reading
This Saturday, March 5, the Richmond District YMCA is hosting “Family Fun Day” at nearby Argonne Playground. Spend the day playing games and creating arts and crafts with your family. There’s also a special culinary challenge – with provided ingredients,… Continue Reading
Changing of the guard: Tricia Principe (L) will take over Cal’s from retiring owner, Roy Schmall (R). If you live in the outer Richmond and have a pet, you’ve undoubtedly stopped by Cal’s Pet Supply on California and 22nd Avenue… Continue Reading
This Thursday, Green Apple Books will host a special event down the street at the Rockit Room that basketball fans will not want to miss. The event features a panel discussion with FreeDarko.com writers Nathaniel Friedman, Tom Ziller, and Eric… Continue Reading
A new visitor center is coming to Lands End. The new 2,500 square foot center, known as the Lands End Lookout, will also include 500 square feet of food service. A separate, 1,000 square foot building will house restrooms. The… Continue Reading
Next week, PG&E will hold three public education seminars about the new SmartMeters they will be installing in the Richmond District, and elsewhere in the city, over the next few months. The new meters are called “smart” because they can… Continue Reading