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Marshall Beach: The Golden Gate View That Requires Actual Effort
PublishedAny day, dawn to dusk, Marshall Beach in the Presidio gives you a full-frame shot of the Golden Gate Bridge from the…
Muir Beach Volunteer Firefighters' BBQ Turns 52 — Cross the Bridge for This One
PublishedOnce a year, the Muir Beach Volunteer Fire Department throws open the Pelican Inn lawn and feeds a few hundred people…
Free Yoga on the Great Highway, Every Sunday — No Mat, No Problem
PublishedSundays on the Great Highway, the city runs a free outdoor yoga session as part of its recurring "Sundays at the Beach"…
Union Square's Recurring Plaza Events: Red Umbrellas, Sunday Hangouts, and What's Actually Happening Down There
PublishedWeekends at Union Square Plaza, the open hardscape in front of the Dewey Monument at Geary and Powell, host a rotating…
Lindy in the Park Is Free, Weekly, and Probably Better Than Your Sunday Plans
PublishedSundays at 11am, the paved area near 6th Avenue and Fulton in Golden Gate Park fills up with swing dancers doing Lindy…
Manny's Trash Cleanup: Free Fries, $1 Beer, and a Block That Needs It
PublishedCheck the SFFuncheap listing for the confirmed date and time — Manny's Neighborhood Trash Cleanup is a recurring…
SF Memorial Day Bar Crawl Returns for 2026
PublishedMemorial Day weekend, the SF Bar Crawl hits the city's bar corridor — exact start time and check-in location to be…
Geary Keeps Moving, and the Question Is Where
PublishedOn the 6300 block of Geary, between a nail salon with a hand-painted sign and a shuttered insurance office, there is a…
The Oakland Olympian's Doping Gamble Isn't a Scandal—It's a Mirror
PublishedAn Oakland Olympian is losing fans over a doping controversy being framed as a personal failing.
PG&E Summer Rate Increases Draw Attention as Cooling Season Approaches
PublishedPG&E customers across the Bay Area are facing higher electricity bills this summer as the utility's tiered rate…
Davies Hall Gets a New Director, and a Question About What 'Cool' Costs
PublishedAt the corner of Van Ness and Grove, the marquee outside Davies Symphony Hall has been cycling through the same…
Club Deluxe Is Mid-Renovation and Mid-Rumor on Haight
PublishedOn the 1500 block of Haight, the windows of Club Deluxe have gone opaque with construction paper, the kind of beige-tan…
Sunset District Residents Push for Density as Housing Costs Price Out Longtime Neighbors
PublishedA growing chorus of San Francisco residents is calling for increased housing density in the Sunset District, with…
Memorial Day Weekend: 50 Free Walking Tours and a Disco Night Worth Your Saturday
PublishedSaturday–Monday, May 23–25, 2026 | Citywide + TBD venue | Free (tours) / ticketed (disco) SF City Guides runs its…
Kittens Available Now: Sunnyvale Petco Adoption Event Saturday
PublishedSaturday from 10am to 2pm, Petco at 160 E El Camino Real in Sunnyvale is hosting a walk-in cat adoption event.
Sidewalk Parking Complaint Sits Unresolved as 311 Reports Stack Up
PublishedA San Francisco resident reported this month that an unknown vehicle has been parking on the sidewalk between two…
Sergey Brin Funds SF Political Races From Out of State
PublishedGoogle co-founder Sergey Brin, who relocated from California, has continued to direct significant financial…
Shanghai Dumpling King Is Not Closed — And the Owner Wants You to Know It
PublishedShanghai Dumpling King is open, despite signage suggesting otherwise.
Boots Riley Wants You in the Theater by May 22 and Organizing by May 23
PublishedAt whatever multiplex you choose to settle into on May 22, the new Boots Riley joint arrives with the particular…
Oakland's Free Comedy Fest Returns for Memorial Day Weekend — Two Days, No Cover
PublishedSaturday and Sunday, May 24–25, Oakland hosts the Memorial Day Weekend Free Comedy Fest, a two-day outdoor comedy event…
The Marin Flea Market That Started as a Pandemic Clothing Sale and Never Stopped
PublishedSunday mornings in Marin, a flea market that grew out of a pandemic-era clothing swap has turned into a legitimate stop…
Ray and Arráez Are on the Clock — and the Giants' Front Office Knows It
PublishedThe Giants are 2025's most interesting deadline story and it's not even summer yet.
SF Symphony's 'Redemption' Program: What's Actually on the Stage This Week
PublishedCheck Davies Symphony Hall's calendar before you go — the SF Symphony has a rotating program this week with at least…
Charles Long Walked Across a Stage at Berkeley. The Walk There Took 43 Years.
PublishedAt UC Berkeley's commencement this spring, the name Charles Long was read aloud with a distinction the university…