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Queer Clothing Swap Hits Lake Merritt With a Picnic Attached
PublishedCheck SFFuncheap for confirmed start time, but this one is landing at Lake Merritt — free to attend, bring clothes to…
Bay Area Indies Film Festival Returns in 2026
PublishedDetails on the 2026 Bay Area Indies Film Festival are still coming into focus — dates, venues, and ticketing haven't…
Fort Point Drops a New Pale Ale and Throws a Party Around It
PublishedDetails are still coming in on exact timing, but Fort Point Beer Co.
Ferry Plaza's Farewell Seafood Boil: All-You-Can-Eat at the Waterfront
PublishedThe Ferry Plaza Farmers Market is throwing an all-you-can-eat seafood boil as a farewell event at the Ferry Building…
Oakland Art Murmur Turns 20 — The Gallery Crawl That Built a Scene Comes Back Bigger
PublishedDetails are still firming up, but Oakland Art Murmur's 20th anniversary celebration is scheduled for 2026, returning to…
Excelsior Cleanup: Show Up With Gloves, Leave With Free Food
PublishedCheck SFFuncheap for confirmed start time and exact meeting point before you head out — details can shift on community…
Native Intertribal Dance and Food Fest Returns to Tunnel Tops
PublishedAt Tunnel Tops in the Presidio, the Native Intertribal Dance and Food Fest brings together dancers, drummers, and…
SF Adaptive Sports Fair: Free, On the Waterfront, Worth the Trip
PublishedDetails are still coming in on exact timing and location, but the SF Adaptive Sports Fair is a free, public event…
Free Kids Music Festival Returns to Golden Gate Park
PublishedGolden Gate Park hosts SF's Free Kids Music Festival this weekend, an all-ages outdoor music event with no admission…
Dragon Boat Festival Returns to Menlo Park With AAPI Programming
PublishedThe 2026 Dragon Boat Festival & AAPI Celebration lands in Menlo Park — check the SFFuncheap listing for the confirmed…
Spring Bird Count at Stern Grove: Free Wildlife Walk This Weekend
PublishedStern Grove hosts a free Spring Wildlife Nature Walk and Bird Count on Saturday morning — check SFFuncheap for the…
Mission Street Repaving Moves Forward, but Timeline and Scope Remain Unclear
PublishedMayor Lurie's office has listed Mission Street among priority street repaving projects, according to a city…
The Fruit Trees Growing in Plain Sight
PublishedAt a house on the west side of Oakland, a cherimoya hangs heavy off a branch that extends past the fence line — pale…
The Turkeys of Alameda Are Not Backing Down
PublishedOn a sidewalk in Alameda, somewhere near the edge of the residential grid where the city meets the kind of scrubby open…
At Alemany, the Deals Are in the Last Five Minutes
PublishedAt the Alemany Farmers Market on a Saturday morning, the tomatoes are stacked in careful pyramids by eight o'clock, and…
SF Commits $23 Million to Hospital Security After Social Worker Killed at DPH Clinic
PublishedSan Francisco officials announced a $23 million hospital safety spending plan on Friday, responding to the fatal…
Kirby Cove Is Still Out There, Past the Toll Plaza and the Locked Gate
PublishedPast the last San Francisco streetlight, past the toll plaza and the vista-point pullout where tourists aim their…
Free Open Mic Night Returns to SF With Bay Area Performers
PublishedCheck the SFFuncheap listing for the current date and start time — this one moves around, so confirm the venue before…
Jovino Santos Neto Brings Brazilian Jazz to Oakland — and It's Free
PublishedThe Jovino Santos Neto Trio plays a Brazilian jazz night in Oakland — check SFFuncheap for the confirmed date, time…
Stir Reading Series Brings Joel Gion to the Podium — Free, This Weekend
PublishedThe Stir Reading Series hosts Brian Jonestown Massacre tambourinist and SF scene fixture Joel Gion for a free literary…
Ira Sandler, Who Built 1015 Folsom Into a Room the City Danced In, Has Died
PublishedOn the stretch of Folsom between 6th and 7th, the building at 1015 has stood for decades as one of those addresses you…
Salvation Army's Culinary Training Academy Graduates 13 in the Tenderloin
PublishedThe Culinary Training Academy at The Salvation Army's Tenderloin location graduated 13 participants on Thursday, adding…
Two Free Museums, Every Saturday: de Young and Legion of Honor Are Open to Bay Area Residents at No Cost
PublishedEvery Saturday, Bay Area residents get free admission to both the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park and the Legion of…
Lurie Hits the Doors for Wong as Tan and Chan Draw Outside Money
PublishedMayor Daniel Lurie joined Supervisor Alan Wong for door-to-door canvassing in the Sunset District this week, making an…