Next Wednesday night at 7pm, the Bazaar Cafe (5927 California) will host another in their series of free “How-To” nights. This time it’s how to make beer in your basement. Or your kitchen. Or your family room. Anywhere, really. Home… Continue Reading
Thanks to everyone who entered for a chance to win tickets to the de Young Museum’s upcoming French Kiss: ArtPoint’s Bastille Day Celebration on July 14. The correct answer to the question “What is the formal, French name for Bastille… Continue Reading
If you’re staying home for the long weekend, you might want to check out one of these musical events to celebrate our independence. Park Chalet live music and BBQ | Saturday, July 3rd 2pm-4pm Kick off the 4th of July… Continue Reading
Local filmmaker Judy Irving, whose documentaries have shown in theaters and on PBS stations, will screen some of her favorite shorts at the Richmond branch library on June 30. She is probably best known for her award-winning film The Wild… Continue Reading
In 2007, San Francisco writer / activist / taxi driver Brad Newsham organized “Beach Impeach Project” on Ocean Beach. Over 600 people gathered to lay down in the sand to spell out the word “IMPEACH!” which was photographed overhead by… Continue Reading
Curious about green energy alternatives? Stop by the music concourse in Golden Gate Park on Saturday from 10am to 3pm for SF Environment’s Green Energy Fair (event flyer). Learn how solar, wind, and energy saving improvements can help your home… Continue Reading
On Sunday June 27, stop by Speedway Meadow in Golden Gate Park for the free Summerthing concert, courtesy of Alice 97.3. The 7th Annual Summerthing concert has some big names on the bill: Lifehouse, Kris Allen of American Idol fame,… Continue Reading
On Friday night, approximately 300 people participated in the California Academy of Science’s first “Penguins + Pajamas” event. Children age 6 to 18 and their chaperones were treated to evening access to the Academy, special programs and a chance to… Continue Reading