The ball gowns swished and the high heels clacked through the vaulted ceilings of San Francisco’s City Hall, as the City’s Opera supporters dined and drank in preparation for our Opera’s 102nd opening Season. On the bill was Giuseppe Verdi’s Un Ballo in Maschera, and at the ball were San

If you could combine the joy of a Drag brunch with fine dining while supporting a worthy charity, would you do it? One Market Restaurant dreamed this four-course fantasy and launched SIZZLE! San Francisco’s Only Drag Dinner Extravaganza on September 6th. Set to occur on the first Friday of every

Four Kings, Popoca, and Burdell have all been recognized as some of the best new restaurants in the Bay Area, bringing much-needed support to local restaurants and their workers.

The Dive Bar Art Crawl is returning to the Mission District featuring art from local artists at ten bars within walking distance, with live painting, a PBS documentary, and live music.

Discover the hidden gems of San Francisco Zoo, from the missing elephants to the active wallabies, the hornless horned rhinoceros, and the nightly koala show. Enjoy the zoo’s unique charm, even in the foggy San Francisco weather.

Just Keep Swimming  by Vanessa Gil, Arts & Events Editor This first week of the birthday month was full of impromptu activities, including two last minute trips to Stinson Beach. I didn’t know how bad I was craving that ocean therapy until I was in the water, basking in the sun… cherishing

Win VIP Tix for a vibrant celebration of heritage at the Inaugural Cambodia Day music and culture festival. Taking place in San Francisco’s historic Union Square on 9/28, this event unites the Khmer community to showcase Cambodia’s rich culture, arts, food, and music to a diverse local and international audience.

Recent studies suggest that California’s coastal fog, known as Karl, may be disappearing due to climate change and urban heat islands, which could have significant impacts on local ecosystems and agriculture.