Things To Do | San Francisco Travel Blog - Part 62
Warriors: 2014-15 NBA Finals Champions
This chant echoed through the Bay Area’s Oracle Arena back at home as Golden State defeated the Cavaliers at the Q in downtown Cleveland on Tuesday, June 16th. Fans far and wide are celebrating the Warriors’ Game 6 win – and, therefore, their 2014-15 NBA Championship – against the mighty Cavs and their all-star player Lebron James. The entire Bay area is, figuratively speaking, holding up the Larry O’Brien Trophy this week.
Just Passing Through: Sculptures and Installations
Just Passing Through: Sculptures and Installations features larger-than-life sculptures and other oversized, breathtaking pieces. Nature, memory, and community are among the various topics visitors will contemplate. This exhibition is truly unique as most of the masterpieces include instructions from the artists: guests are called to climb on, to crawl through, and sometimes even to become a part of the art itself. San Francisco Bay Area’s May Wilson, Llewelynn Fletcher, and Sasha Petrnko – sometimes in collaboration with renowned New York artist Austin Thomas – have fashioned many of the exhibition’s stunning 3D installations.
Game 5: The Warriors are back at Oracle Arena!
Golden State lost their home court advantage in Game 2 and Game 3 but regained it in Game 4, an impressive team effort. The Dubs overcame a career-high 28 points from the Cleveland Cavalier’s Timofey Mozgov while the Golden State Warrior’s baby faced assassin found his groove with 22 points. During the first three games the Cavalier’s Lebron James played like an all-time NBA great, but during the fourth game it became clear that the Cavaliers can’t win unless their MVP is stealing the show.
Inexpensive yet Priceless Ways to Experience San Francisco
San Francisco has high housing costs and other expenses, but overall, there is a misconception that you have to have a lot of money to have a good time in the city. In fact, there are plenty of places in the city you can visit for less than $10. Check out our list of cheap activities that will leave you with lifetime of memories.
Three ‘Touristy’ Destinations in San Francisco You Shouldn’t Miss
San Francisco is brimming with iconic sights, districts, museums, and more. There are endless activities for tourists and locals alike. While the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, Chinatown, and Fisherman’s Wharf are surely on your list already. There are a few more destinations you should make time for.
Family Fun in San Francisco
Spending time with family is fun no matter what you’re doing, but why not make your family bonding time even more special? It’s important to pick a place where each family member can find something to enjoy. Luckily, San Francisco has a lot of options. Here are some of our favorites.
San Francisco’s Film Festivals
San Francisco is a cultural hub, and home to film festivals from around the world. From the oldest film festival in America, to new festivals cropping up each year, the city hosts a festival for every taste.
Upcoming Art Festivals in Berkeley, San Francisco
Whether you’re an artist or an art lover, interested in performance art or paintings, there’s a Berkeley art festival for you. Dancers will go crazy for the Inky Lee Dance Performance, while those looking for something outside of the box will love the Sonic Immersion Event. Hoping for something more traditional? Tim Berne is back with a new jazz album, and is as mesmerizing as ever.
The San Francisco Pride Parade
The San Francisco Pride Parade is a huge event throughout the city, and has been called a “rite of passage” for residents and travelers alike. No matter what your sexual orientation, the celebration includes events for everyone. The theme this year is “Equality Without Exception,” and the celebration takes place June 27-28, with events at the Civic Center at the foot of City Hall, the historic building where Harvey Milk stood more than 30 years ago and gave an address so memorable they made a movie out of it.
How to Enjoy Your Stay in San Francisco
Whether you’re visiting San Francisco for leisure or work, for the first time or as a return visitor, there are plenty of ways to explore the city and make the most of your visit.
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