16 Ways to Laugh Your Ass Off
SF Sketchfest starts on January 23 and mixes in with all the regular flood of comedy that comes through the city. Get ready for an onslaught of funny in the upcoming weeks. It's going to be...
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Inside the Chinese New Year Parade with Ben Fong-Torres
Watching the Chinese New Year Parade is a guaranteed rollicking good time: dragons, dancers, and amazing floats are all a part of the scene that has been happening locally since the 1860s and is one of...
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Secret Recipe: 1760's Lollipop Kale
7x7 asks the city's chefs for the recipes to their most loved cocktails, bar snacks, starters, mains, and desserts. If there's a dish you can't stop thinking about and want to make at home, email...
View ArticleMarket Watch: January is Good Food Month at the Ferry Building
In addition to providing access to fresh, local fruits and veggies to Bay Area residents, CUESA has also been incubating and supporting small artisan food businesses for 20 years through the operation...
View ArticleTwo Sense: Is My Partner Hiding Something On His iPhone?
Long story short, my boyfriend and I have two different versions of the iPhone, and on a recent road trip, his battery died and I had the only car charger that would work for it as he left his charger...
View ArticleSurf’s Up at Wanderlust O’ahu Yoga and Music Festival
Surf’s up at Wanderlust O’ahu, a one-of-a-kind yoga and music festival and all-out ecstatic celebration! Be prepared for fun in the sun, dancing under the stars, paddling into cherry waves and down...
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Crab, Wine and Beer Make The Ultimate Mendocino Weekend
Dungeness Crab season is in full force and folks in Mendocino County know how to celebrate the harvest from the coast. Throw in the beloved crustacean along with some wine and beer and it’s pretty much...
View ArticleDrink Here Now: Five Places to Sip This Week
#ThrowbackThursday at The Royal Exchange#ThrowbackThursday has migrated from Facebook to the Financial District, thanks to a landmark watering hole that opened in 1972. The Royal Exchange is hosting a...
View ArticleThree Boss Takeaways From the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show
The 2014 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) was supposed to be the year of high-profile wearable technology. Instead, we got new apps, curved TVs and one odd meltdown from action film director Michael...
View Article7 Can’t Miss Menus During Oakland’s Restaurant Week
Restaurant Week is one of the best times of the year in the East Bay. Not only do local chefs get the chance to show off what they got to the SF residents and tourists who flock to our shores for the...
View ArticleThe Weenighter: Shanghai Kelly's
Weekends are for amateurs. Weeknights are for pros. That's why each week Stuart Schuffman will be exploring a different San Francisco bar, giving you the lowdown on how and where to do your weeknight...
View ArticleSan Francisco Couple Wed in Beautiful Sonoma
Jamie and Hiland (Eli) met in San Francisco through mutual friends three years ago. It was only Eli's third day in the city. Jamie and Eli live in the Mission, but they always knew that they had to get...
View ArticleFoodie Agenda: Make Your Own Chocolate, A Beer Vs. Wine Dinner and More!
Saturday, January 18 Roll up your sleeves and join Benchic Chocolate in the kitchen as they walk you through the process of creating delicious handmade goodies. You’ll be making chocolate in a...
View ArticleLocal Guy Pedals His Proposal Around SF
Just how many calories does it take to ask someone to marry you? Seven hundred forty nine, if you’re Murphy Mack. On Friday, Mack asked his girlfriend Emily to marry him by pedaling the proposal on his...
View ArticleLook of the Week: Bleeding Red and Gold
Not gonna lie, we're pretty excited to flaunt one of our favorite color combos this weekend, as we cheer on the Niners. And even if you're not big on football, with these super-chic finds, you won't...
View ArticleHelp Choose the Best of San Francisco's Nightlife: The Niteys 2014
7x7 is once again proud to sponsor The Niteys, a community event celebrating excellence in production, content and customer experience in San Francisco's booming, multi-million dollar nightlife...
View ArticleSix New Brunch Spots in SF
It’s a new year, and there are plenty of new places to visit for one of SF’s favorite pastimes: brunch. All the crazy-gorgeous weather we’re having should make it very easy for you to roll out of bed...
View ArticleWine of the Week: From Araujo to The Front Porch
From making wine for one of Napa Valley's most sought after estates to farming pigs in Sonoma County may not be the most obvious move, but for Matt Taylor, it was. For starters, although Araujo Estate...
View ArticleWhat it Would Cost to Own Every Parking Spot in SF
Dear Parking Guru,I arrived home today to find a few “temporary event, no parking, tow away” signs on my street for this weekend. What exactly does “temporary event” mean. And more importantly, how...
View ArticleThis Week in Local Music News
One story getting an extra topping of attention is the upcoming performance by Macaulay Culkin’s pizza-themed Lou Reed/ Velvet Underground cover band, The Pizza Underground. Mac is back, but it could...
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