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Six Flags Discovery Kingdom Presents: Holiday in the Park 2018
As everyone is well aware, the place to go around San Francisco and the greater Bay Area for thrills and spills, laughs and games is Six Flags Discovery Kingdom. One of the largest, well-stocked, and exciting theme parks in the entire world, Six Flags Discovery Kingdom is also known for transforming their grounds into a specialized fair depending on the time of year. Late November and December are no different, and this holiday season, if you are looking for some diversion from the gift wrapping and the turkey carving, it might just be a good idea to pile your family and friends into a limo bus and make your way to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom for their annual Holiday in the Park.
Swimsuit Required: The 2019 Polar Bear Skate at Union Square
It is no secret that San Francisco and the Bay Area are not the top destination for those looking to get their snow fix for the winter. We are a more temperate zone, which makes for some wonderful outdoor opportunities throughout the year, but it does mean that those who enjoy feeling the nip of frost on their toes are usually out of luck.
Run Your Way to A Better You!
IMPORTANT: New Year’s is just around the corner! That means that now, not later, is the time to pick your NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTION. These resolutions are a key part of the changing of one calendar year into the next, and they ensure that you will finally get your life on track.
Bring on the Wine with the 2019 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition
With the end of 2018 approaching, now is a good time to start looking towards the new year for inspiring events, activities, and gatherings that can help ensure that the winter doldrums aren’t quite so, well, dull.
Illuminate SF Festival of Light
Darkness lies upon us as the longest night of the year approaches with alarming rapidity. Even though our Bay Area winters are not as overbearing as something you might find in Wisconsin (and who wouldn’t gladly trade six months of snow for 12 of a constant, light fog?), we still experience the soul-crushing darkness that comes with winter, no matter what the temperature. In order to combat the endless night, numerous artists within the city have gathered together to create breathtaking, surprising, and beautiful sculptures that use as their central thesis the one thing we all crave so badly at this moment: light.
9 Viva Harvey Milk! The Castro Street Fair Returns to The Mission
One of the most enduring legacies of the gay-rights activist Harvey Milk is the Castro Street Fair. Founded by Milk and the Castro Valley Association in 1974, the event has since grown to become one of the most beloved and well-attended of all the fall events happening throughout the Bay Area.
By the Pen of Aeschylus! A Taste of Greece Returns to San Francisco
Getting to Greece takes a long time. It’s a hard and fast fact, and one that is apt to frustrate given the number of marvelous things that Greece has to offer to prospective visitors. For those of us unable to take two weeks off of work and spend $2,000 on plane tickets, there has been nothing for us except to drown our miseries in kalamata olives and grape leaves. That is, until now. Greece will come to San Francisco in festival form towards the end of September, enlivening everyone’s first few days of fall, and providing visitors with unforgettable food, drinks, and entertainment.
5th Annual Sonoma County Vegetable Fest
Veggies…where would we be without them? Probably comatose on our couches, wasted from energy depletion, and steadily packing on the pounds. Fortunately, vegetables are here and just waiting for us to eat them! In honor of our leafy greens, some of the folks down in Sonoma County have put together the Sonoma County VegFest. Now in its 5th year, the annual event is more than just a promotion of healthy food choices. It is also a gathering of individuals committed to pursuing sustainable living, environmental preservation, and compassion towards all living things.
8th Annual Noe Valley Wine Walk
Is there such a thing as too many wine walks? Well, is there such a thing as too much wine? Of course not! Which is why we will keep on telling you about all the various wine walks that happen throughout the year — especially in the spring and summer — in our beautiful City by the Bay.
8th Annual Polk Street Blues Festival
According to many, the American contribution to the world musical scene crests and plateaus with the blues. Although this part of its heritage is often brushed over in favor of gentler stories from its multifaceted past, the blues are easily traced back to songs sung by slaves working under inhumane conditions predominantly in the southern states. These songs also form part of a rich tradition of music sung throughout the numerous regions of Africa, so “the blues” as we know them today are truly a fascinating result of sonic evolution. Today, these songs of loss, love, and despair have won the hearts of people from throughout the globe, and this is evidenced not only by the numerous bands dedicated simply to performing this type of music but also by the numerous festivals held with the blues at their core.
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