If you’ve been to Golden Gate Park’s music concourse in the last 24 hours, you probably wondered why there are barricades all around it. One friend said she got barricaded in Monday night while working out in the Concourse and… Continue Reading
As the playoffs progressed, I kept noticing a Richmond District resident who was posting pics of his pain and joy as the Giants won, lost, and eventually clinched. I thought it would make a nice photo essay that I am… Continue Reading
I didn’t have time to snap the Giants display at the Conservatory of Flowers but RichmondSFBlog reader bayaremusician did it for us. Thanks for sending it in! Go Giants! Sarah B.
Even the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park is feeling the orange and black fever going around town. They’re in the process of planting a special “Go Giants” display around their clock in front of the building. Thanks to… Continue Reading
I’ve never known much about lawn bowling, but there’s something appealing about those ultra-flat grass plains and shiny balls that glide smoothly across them. There are a few lawn bowling venues in San Francisco, including North Beach and in the… Continue Reading
Have you ever pulled on a pair of rollerblades, or inline skates as the kids call them these days? I did once and cruised through Golden Gate Park. How hard could it be, I thought? If you saw a woman… Continue Reading
This Thursday night, Green Apple Books welcomes the editors of the new book Glorious World Cup, the definitive and humorous guide to this year’s international phenomenon. If a guide book was a riot, then this is it. The Glorious World… Continue Reading
Sure, running from one end of the city to another is a chore. But how about swimming it? That’s what members of the city’s South End Rowing Club did this morning, when they swam from the Bay Bridge to Kelly’s… Continue Reading