After a fantastic 2010 filled with Impressionist masters, it’s going to be hard to top that. But it looks like the de Young and Legion of Honor have plenty in store to keep art lovers happy this year. The Fine… Continue Reading
Did you catch the SF Bike Party as they rolled through last night on their inaugural ride? SF Bike Party is a monthly celebration of biking; the group’s tagline is “building community through bicycling.” Last night’s ride looked like it… Continue Reading
In our current digital age, the art of paper is quickly fading. This Saturday and Sunday you can get back to (beautiful) basics at the Vintage Paper Fair in Golden Gate Park. At the fair you’ll find vintage postcards, photos,… Continue Reading
Got some great photos that you’ve taken at the Academy of Sciences? Here’s your chance to share them and maybe even win an exclusive behind-the-scenes photo safari at the museum. From now until February 14, 2011, you can submit your… Continue Reading
A conceptual, overhead rendering of the four renovated fields at Beach Chalet Just before Christmas, I met with Patrick Hannan, the Director of Communications, Planning and Programs for City Fields Foundation (CFF) to check in on the status of the… Continue Reading
This winter, the Botanical Garden in Golden Gate Park is sponsoring a photography contest. “The Great Garden Winter Shootout” takes place from December 21, 2010 until February 18, 2011. The subject matter is the SF Botanical garden in all its… Continue Reading
The California Academy of Sciences released their holiday e-card today featuring Claude, the famous albino alligator. You can send the free e-card to your friends and family from the Academy website and select an e-gift to go along with it.… Continue Reading
The tree in 2008. Photo by Ingrid Taylar, About.com On Thursday night, SF Rec & Park will formally kick off the holiday season by lighting up San Francisco’s only official holiday tree – the 100 foot Monterey cypress at McClaren… Continue Reading