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Support DIY Publishing at SF Zine Fest This Weekend
Thursday, September 2nd Written by Andrew Dalton - Aggressive PanhandlerHey, would you look at that? Print media’s not dead, it’s just gone small-scale. If things like Indie Mart and Etsy can renew the public’s interest in lovingly-crafted stuffed animals and recycled jewelry, why can’t someone do the same for all those things we’d rather read on paper than on a computer screen?
This year marks ... Read More →
A Broke-Ass Guide to Ball Parks
Thursday, September 2nd Written by Alison Lambert - Half Price HeadlinerLast night I scored big and got to go to the SF Giants vs. Colorado Rockies game, play with an awesome Flip Camera, and do my best not to spend a lot of money. Basically what I do every night, except with more baseball and cameras.
To make the most of a fun time, I made ... Read More →
M Noodle Shop: It’s Everywhere You Want To Be
Thursday, September 2nd Written by Anna G - Caliburg ContributorTake note, coffee shops and late night food spots of Williamsburg! M Noodle Shop has got it all. M Noodle Bar is an offshoot of Williamsburg mainstay M Shanghai Bistro, but much more casual- both in the type of food served and the environment in general, with amazing hours and a great vibe. Food-wise, they ... Read More →
Cruise Down Mission with Why I Ride: Low and Slow
Thursday, September 2nd Written by Stephen Torres - Threadbare-Fact FinderFrom the plate glass windows and penny arcades to the small plate restaurants and stylish swill holes, Mission Street changes her gown to accommodate her guests as often as the seasons change elsewhere.
Somewhere in between the women in the picture hats and the latest bumper crop of flannel and hair, there was a time when ... Read More →
Game Night Blows Up, Tomorrow Night At California Academy of Sciences
Wednesday, September 1st Written by Andrew Dalton - Aggressive PanhandlerWe love Nightlife at the California Academy of Sciences. Not only are the tickets half the price of regular museum admission (only $12!), but it’s 21+ so there are never any snot-nosed kids kicking the back of your chair in the planetarium (which boasts the most accurate rendering of the universe ever created). Every week, ... Read More →
Teak on the Hudson: Worth Taking the PATH
Wednesday, September 1st Written by Jill Strominger - Budget BallerThere are plenty of things I say I really want to do–like making a photo collage of bodega cats or finally memorizing someone’s phone number besides my own–but I will probably never get around to doing them. Another is trying fresh sushi as a a means to erase a bad experience in college from my ... Read More →
The Hoodstock Music Festival in Oakland This Weekend
Tuesday, August 31st Written by Chloe - Pennywise ReporterHoodstock Music Festival lands in Oakland this weekend. There’s been a lot of buildup for this event with hush-hush venues, stay-tuned-for headliners, and a recently announced third day event called “Acoustic Hangover Relief” (hangover cures built right into the festival!). Check out the Facebook invite for more info and the huge list of performers ... Read More →
Park Slope Gets its Groove Back with Mission Dolores Bar
Tuesday, August 31st Written by Laura S - Spendthrift ScribeJust to set the record straight. I’ve never been to San Francisco, so if you’re looking for some insightful commentary on how this bar “really draws on the West Coast” vibe, I can’t help you. But that doesn’t mean it’s not a fantastic bar. Settled on the somewhat barren strip of 4th Avenue, right down ... Read More →
Pick Up Chicks at Duckduck
Sunday, August 29th Written by Katy B. - Economic InexpertDuckduck is currently the only reason I ever go out to the Montrose stop on the L, because I am super lazy. If you are too, then three train stops might sound far away, but it is literally like 15 blocks. Duckduck has cheap drinks and they make them STRONG, so be careful. A night ... Read More →
Rare Vampire Films at YBCA
Saturday, August 28th Written by Alison Lambert - Half Price HeadlinerIf you were into vampires long before the new, sparkly, abstinent breed came along, then you’ve surely been yearning for a taste of the dingier, old-school blood suckers. This Saturday and Sunday, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts will be screening Carl Theodore Dreyer’s, 1932 classic, “Vampyr” to satiate all your undead needs. ... Read More →
