Things To Do | San Francisco Travel Blog - Part 63
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.
A Night at the Museum
San Francisco has so many great museums, and many people don’t know that some of them can also be visited by night. This is great for people who work during the day, or have packed itineraries, or for those looking for nighttime activities outside of bars and clubs. Whether you’re hoping to learn about science or experience a new culture, there’s a museum for you.
San Francisco Must-See Concerts in May
The Bay Area has long been a hot-bed for established musicians, and up and coming artists. It is a definitive destination on nearly all artists’ concert tours, and a coveted city to play for anyone looking to make a name for themselves in the business. So, while there are always a plethora of choices for local music lovers and tourists to go see, here are some must-see concerts that may have flown under the radar.
May Special Events in San Francisco
May is a glorious time to visit San Francisco, with many fun events for people of all ages and various interests. Home owners and landscapers will enjoy the San Francisco Decorator Showcase, and families can celebrate with food, fun and entertainment at the Cinco De Mayo Festival. Here are just a few of the many events in the Bay Area to enjoy this May.
William Elliott Whitmore Returns to San Francisco
It’s been two years since the Bay Area has been treated to a show by the unparalleled William Elliott Whitmore, but that’s about to change this May 27, 2015. The gravel-voiced man from Lee County, Iowa will grace the stage of the Great American Music Hall, 859 O’Farrell St, San Francisco, CA. The show starts at 7 p.m. and the opening act will be Esme Patterson.
San Francisco Music Venues and Amphitheaters 2015
Amphitheaters have been the go-to venues for music for years, and for good reasons. Boasting fantastic acoustics and staggering seating capacities, amphitheaters such as the Shoreline and the Greek Theater never fail to attract thousands to their unforgettable shows and picturesque backdrops. The following venues are sure to satisfy anyone’s desire for incredible music in an unbeatable setting.
San Francisco Spring Film Festivals 2015
San Francisco hosts tons of film festivals throughout the year. In any given month you can check out a range of festivals featuring everything from international films to local or niche viewings. Summer is the busiest time for film festivals, but the festival season kicks into gear as early as April. Here are the best San Francisco film festivals coming up in April and May.
San Francisco’s Top Tourist Attractions
Whether you’re coming to San Francisco for the first time or are a regular visitor, there are a few must-see sights that never get old, and that you have to see while in the city. While the list could go on and on, here are our top five favorites:
Must-Do Spring Wine Tastings in San Francisco
Located so close to wine country, it’s no wonder San Francisco loves wine. Every restaurant has a great wine list, and there are plenty of wine tastings around the city on any given weekend. This spring though, there are a few tastings that stand out.
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