Just a reminder that the Richmondsfblog (a.k.a me) is out at the Independent Arts Expo today in Golden Gate Park. Stop by to say hello, see some old photos and newspapers from the Richmond District of yesteryear, and check out… Continue Reading
There’s a lot going on in the park this weekend! Whether you’re looking for good music, fun events for the kids, art, or just a cold beer, the park has got you covered this weekend. A lot of these events… Continue Reading
New TV spots begin airing this week for the California Academy of Sciences. The :15 ads feature their 150-ln giant sea bass and a leaf-tailed gecko found in the Madagascar area of our Rainforests of the World exhibit. Sarah B.
Millwright Cottage in Golden Gate Park (far right). If you were out at Sunday Streets recently or like to wander Golden Gate Park, you’ve likely come across the South Windmill that is being restored at the west end of the… Continue Reading
This Wednesday night, September 23rd, from 6 – 7:30pm, the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park will host “Coffee from Paradise”. Join Pualani, Kaipo, and Maile Daniels, co-owners of Triangle J’s4 Coffee on the slopes of Hualalai in Kona,… Continue Reading
This Sunday, September 20th, Golden Gate Park hosts Comedy Day, five hours of non-stop laughs from thirty professional comedians from top clubs like The Punch Line, Cobb’s Comedy Club, SF Sketchfest, Pepperbelly’s, and Rooster T. Feathers. Among those scheduled to… Continue Reading
Artist Maya Lin is best known for her moving Vietnam War Memorial in Washington D.C., which she created when she was just 21 years old. When the Academy of Sciences opened last year, one of her sculptures, “Where the Land… Continue Reading