The mechanical horse warning sign at Toy Boat Cafe. Photo by chopperwelder Here are a few local tidbits for your Tuesday: Bike to Work Day with Supervisor Eric Mar this Wednesday, Sept. 28. Meet at the Velo Rouge Café, 798… Continue Reading
“Layers” by Mike Dillon In case you hadn’t heard, Mayor Ed Lee is running for mayor. No really, he is. He’ll open his Richmond District field office on Saturday at 10am, 389 Arguello Blvd. at Clement. The woman who scammed… Continue Reading
A handbag by Dsenyo, who offers contemporary handbags and accessories celebrating African Textile design and sustainable fibers. This Friday and Saturday, the de Young Museum Store will host their inaugural Fair Trade Bazaar, showcasing fair trade products from around the… Continue Reading
On Saturday, the Legion of Honor will open a new exhibition entitledThe Mourners: Tomb Sculptures from the Court of Burgundy. The show was a 2011 winner of the Association of Art Museum Curators award for outstanding small exhibitions. The exhibition… Continue Reading
December 4, 1984. From The Chronicle Archives SF Chronicle columnist Peter Hartlaub is known for his “Let’s Go To The Morgue” series, where he dives into the deep photo archives of the paper to visit the SF of yesteryear. In… Continue Reading
This Thursday is Bastille Day, which commemorates the 1790 Fête de la Fédération, held on the first anniversary of the storming of the Bastille on 14 July 1789 in France. ArtPoint, the young professionals’ organization dedicated to promoting an awareness… Continue Reading
We caught Gavin Newsom skateboarding at Rochambeau; The Bay Citizen caught him wiping out Namu dropped from the latest 38 Essential San Francisco Restaurants list. Halu and Aziza are still on the list. Louis’ Restaurant announces that they will reopen… Continue Reading
The next time you’re at the Academy of Sciences and also have an iPhone or iPod Touch in tow, be sure to try out their new app, the Academy Insider. The app is designed to be a virtual, pocket tour… Continue Reading