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Alameda Craft and Vintage Fair: Two Marys' Mercantile Goes Big
PublishedThe craft and vintage market connected to Two Marys' Mercantile in Alameda is expanding to its largest footprint yet.
Ride the Marin Headlands: What to Know Before You Clip In
PublishedFrom the Presidio, the ride to the Marin Headlands starts at the Golden Gate Bridge's east sidewalk — open to cyclists…
The Whale's Tail Beer Garden Is Back in Golden Gate Park This Summer
PublishedThis summer, Golden Gate Park's "The Whale's Tail" Beer and Wine Garden returns with live music on weekends through the…
Arcade Karaoke Is Thursday Nights Now, With $3 Shots to Prove It
PublishedThursday nights, SF has a new standing plan: Arcade Karaoke, a party format that puts a karaoke setup inside an arcade…
Emporium's Industry Night: Eight Free Tokens, Every Monday
PublishedEvery Monday, Emporium Arcade Bar hands out 8 free game tokens to anyone who shows up for Industry Night.
Where to Eat Near UCSF Mission Bay When You Need a Good Meal
PublishedThe Mission Bay campus sits in a part of the city that got built fast — biotech labs, the Chase Center, a children's…
Two Free Comedy Nights Worth Knowing About: Cobb's Secret Guest List and SF's Heckling Show
PublishedCobb's Comedy Club runs a free Secret Guest List night — check their site for the current date, doors typically at 7pm…
Something Nesting Near the Ferry Building Has Strong Opinions About Pedestrians
PublishedAt the Embarcadero on a recent afternoon, a walker got hit — hard — from above.
Someone Stopped and Painted the View From the Panhandle
PublishedAt the eastern end of the Panhandle, where the strip of park narrows toward Oak Street and the eucalyptus canopy thins…
Something Moved Through Potrero, and Someone Almost Got a Better Shot
PublishedOn Potrero Avenue, sometime in the middle of a regular weekday walk, a person looked up and saw something worth…
Someone Tagged a BART Car, and It Made It Into Service Anyway
PublishedSomewhere between the yard and the platform, a BART car picked up a piece — acid-etched into the lower panel, visible…
Memorial Day on the Pampanito: SF's Lost Boat Ceremony Returns to Pier 45
PublishedMonday, May 26 (Memorial Day), USS Pampanito hosts the annual Lost Boat Ceremony aboard the WWII-era submarine docked…
Jocyte Is Finally Here. Now Show the League She Was Worth Pick No. 1
PublishedJuste Jocyte is in the Bay. After 406 days since the Valkyries used their first-ever WNBA draft pick on the Lithuanian…
Beeple's Digital Prints Are on a Wall in Palo Alto Right Now
PublishedAt Node in Palo Alto, an exhibit of works by digital artist Beeple — real name Mike Winkelmann — is currently up and…
SF Streets Draw Complaints Over Crooked, Fading Road Markings
PublishedResidents have been raising concerns about the quality of road surface markings across San Francisco, pointing to wavy…
A Local Flintknapper Wants to Teach You to Make an Arrowhead
PublishedNo date or venue locked yet — this one is still forming.
Across the Water, the Headlands Hold Their Line
PublishedFrom the overlook at Conzelman Road, on a morning when the fog was still sorting itself out above the Gate, the Marin…
Carnaval SF 2026: The Grand Parade Returns to the Mission
PublishedSunday, May 24, 2026, the Carnaval San Francisco Grand Parade steps off at 9:30am along Harrison Street in the Mission…
Chakrabarti Leans on AOC Name in Pelosi Seat Bid — She's Not Returning the Favor
PublishedSaikat Chakrabarti, running for the congressional seat Nancy Pelosi held for decades, has made his former boss…
Will Venable Left SF. The White Sox Are Better For It.
PublishedThe Chicago White Sox lost 121 games in 2024 — the most in modern MLB history.
Bay Area Flashcard Enthusiasts Think Spaced Repetition Will Fix What TikTok Broke
PublishedA small, self-described community of Bay Area tech workers has landed on an old tool — spaced repetition software…
The $250K Light Switch
PublishedInside a Pacific Heights mansion sometime last winter, a consultant known in certain circles as a 'bulb whisperer'…
City Splits Oversight of Hunters Point Shipyard Parks Between Two Departments
PublishedSan Francisco has divided management of parks and open spaces at the former Hunters Point Naval Shipyard between two…
BUILD Act Would Cut Transfer Taxes on Large Real-Estate Deals, Backers Dispute Who Benefits
PublishedA proposal circulating at City Hall would reduce transfer taxes on large real-estate transactions in San Francisco…