Ferry Riders in SF Bay and NYC Enjoy “Tunnels of the Mind”
Attention ferry riders, still waiting for a boat. San Francisco Art Institute (SFAI), in association with ZAZ Corner, presents Tunnels of the Mind, a selection … Read more
Events
California Mille Brakes For COVID-19
Auto racing enthusiasts and classic car lovers were saddened to learn that the 2020 California Mille has been cancelled due to COVID-19, and is postponed … Read more
Post Valentine Day’s Race at Golden Gate Fields
What’s a guy to do to get over the post-Valentine Day’s blues? Take it to the Track. You might even get lucky. A field of … Read more
Wild Oyster Project Seeks Support from Ferry Community
The Wild Oyster Project is dedicated to restoring wild oysters to the San Francisco Bay through community involvement and stewardship. They are inspired by the … Read more
Berkeley Sonic Prayer Flags Honors KPFA
The City of Berkeley’s Office of Economic Development has announced that Jim McKee and the Kitchen Sisters will soon be producing a happening within easy … Read more
Fred Lyon’s Enchantingly Beautiful “San Francisco Noir”
Photographer Fred Lyon has been called “San Francisco’s Brassai.” We last spoke with him at the Leica Gallery, where he was signing prints and copies … Read more
Passionate Theme for San Francisco Ballet Gala
San Francisco Ballet and Artistic Director and Principal Choreographer Helgi Tomasson will launch the 2019 Repertory Season with This is Passion: SF Ballet’s Opening Night Gala, on Wednesday, … Read more
FOG Design+Art Announces Programming Highlights for Sixth Edition of Fair
Ferry riders know a little something about the fog. So it’s no surprise that many us will be flocking to the sixth edition of FOG Design+Art. We … Read more
California International Antiquarian Book Fair Returns to Oakland
One of the world’s largest and most prestigious exhibitions of antiquarian books, returns to Northern California, Friday, February 8 through Sunday, February 10, 2019 at the Oakland Marriott … Read more
Karen Gomyo and San Francisco Symphony Score Big With Shostakovich Concerto
Last evening’s SFS performance of Shostakovich’s First Violin Concerto was praised to the skies by the San Francisco Chronicle’s music critic, and others mesmerized by the … Read more