Arts and Culture
Free First Tuesdays = The Opportunity for a Cheap Date
For some reason, being smart and cultured is considered sexy. Whether you actually are these things doesn’t really matter as long as you pretend to be, or at least pretend to want to be. And that’s where museum free days come in. Pretty much all of the best museums in
Christmas Comes Early to SF with Saturday's SantaCon 2010!
While it’s been pretty much confirmed that San Francisco’s Indian summer is over (which makes total sense because apparently now it’s December — where did 2010 go??), on the bright side, we’re SO CLOSE to Christmas! This also means SantaCon 2010 is almost here, that joyous day on which legions
Spinagogue Smackdown at the Contemporary Jewish Museum
At this time last year, i.e. Hanukkah time, I was living in a house with Jewish roommates and freaking the freak out for eight days straight. This year, I’m in a teeny studio that barely fits my full-sized bed, let alone holiday decorations, namely a Christmas tree. The folks over
SF Chanukah Menorah Lighting
‘Tis the season for me to be disgruntled about all the Christmas mania. For a full explanation, see last year’s “What’s A Jew to Do on Christmas” post. I hate to admit that Christmas lights and Christmas trees are, from a purely aesthetic angle, quite a feast for the eyes.
Party Like Bruce Lee Party
If you’ve ever had a hankering for a killer Bruce Lee tattoo, then tonight is your chance! In celebration of Mr. Lee’s brithday, Amor Eterno Tattoo and Art Space are offering $25 Bruce Lee tattoos at their PARTY LIKE BRUCE LEE party. In addition to honoring his memory by permanently
Sing Your Way to $500 at Japantown Karaoke Contest
The thing about karaoke is that you either love it or you hate it. There’s really no ambivalent feelings where the art of singing cheesy ’80s songs to an audience of completer strangers is concerned. I happen to be in the first camp of people, the camp that kind of
Magic Show and City Opera SF at 2010 Finale of Friday Nights at the de Young
If you’re like me, you have been to exactly zero editions of Friday Night at the de Young this year, despite the events being FREE and really cool. And if, like me, you regret this fact, Friday is the last opportunity in 2010 to experience some low-key museum fun after