Last year, portions of a short film called Double Features were shot at the Balboa Theater. The plot goes something like this: One night at the cinema, a heartbroken man waits for a date that never shows, while a lonely… Continue Reading
Like last weekend, the off-ramps from Highway 101/Doyle Drive to southbound Highway 1/Park Presidio Boulevard will be closed this Saturday and Sunday from 5:30am-11:30am. Detour information. After this, we’ll have just one more weekend of Doyle Drive closures on September… Continue Reading
If you’re a fan of the asian-inspired food with a Korean bent from local restaurant Namu, you’ll be glad to know you can also enjoy it downtown. Namu has a booth set up at the Thursday lunch market at the… Continue Reading
The Ms. Homa, of Yoga with Miss Homa, got in touch to tell me about the children’s yoga classes that she offers here in the Richmond District. Homa, a certified children’s yoga instructor, offers group classes for kids age 2.5… Continue Reading
If you haven’t spent any time on the outsidelands.org website, I highly recommend it. Run by the Western Neighborhoods Project, it’s full of history and old photos of our neighborhood as well as other ones on the Western side of… 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
This Friday is PARK(ing) Day, an annual, one-day, global event where artists, activists, and citizens collaborate to temporarily transform metered parking spots into “PARK(ing)†spaces: temporary public parks. So if you ever wished your local park had more flowers, or… Continue Reading
For all you beer and pizza aficionados… Giorgio’s is now serving two popular craft beers on tap, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale and Blue Moon Hefeweizen. Available by the glass or pitcher. To celebrate this new, ice-cold addition to the menu,… Continue Reading