Artist Jim Campbell's Latest Exhibit + Insider Picks
Mixed media artist Jim Campbell has been fascinating us with his light displays for years, so it’s no surprise that a retrospective of his work is being celebrated in NYC at two different locations in...
View ArticleDrink Here Now: Starbelly's New Cocktails, Blanket Service is Back, and More!
Cocktails are quite possibly the best cure for mid-week glum. Starbelly's Stellar CocktailsStarbelly barman Bryan Hamann may be a genius. Despite the fact that his bar lacks a hard liquor license, he...
View ArticleFoodie Agenda: Brunch at Bluestem Brasserie, CHAYA's Raw Bar, and More
Your guide to the tastiest foodie happenings going down this week. Bon Appetit! Thursday, April 3 - Sunday April, 6Local nonprofit 18 Reasons is teaming up with the Roxie Theater, Bi Rite Market, and...
View ArticleFoodie Couple Get Hitched in a Glamorous Barn in Healdsburg
Sandra and Brian met on Match.com., but after exchanging a few emails, they realized that they had met in the past and he had even been to her house!Sandra had just finished grad school in the...
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Ken Fulk Channels 1970s Icons in Beverly Hills
Local design luminary Ken Fulk channeled Halston and Andy Warhol when decorating a room in the L'Ermitage Beverly Hills. When asked to design the space for Suite 100, a promotion celebrating the city's...
View ArticleThe Future of Cycling Is Only Half a Bike
Road bikes are so passé. Or so says Arizona-based startup company Kolelinia, who wants to revolutionize urban travel with the Halfbike– a half bike, half Segway mode of transport that claims to...
View ArticlePrep for the Weekend With Five New SF Brunch Spots
Tired of your usual brunch options? Well, you’re in luck, because our city keeps adding awesome new brunch services. Wake up and smell the poached eggs with braised duck ragout.Namu GajiWeekday brunch,...
View ArticleGoodbye World + 6 More Films to Watch
For a generation seemingly addicted to discord and isolation, the impending end of the world has become something we can all get together on, though we don’t know how it will come — solar flares,...
View ArticleUber Launches in Napa, Saves Lives
Do you hear that? It's the sound of wine glasses clinking across the land as Uber announces the best thing to happen to Wine Country since the Judgement of Paris: they're launching service in Napa.As...
View ArticleAsk a Vet: Is Dominance Training Outdated?
Welcome to our weekly 'Ask a Vet from the SF SPCA' feature on 7x7.com. Dr. Jeannine Berger, DVM, DACVB is a board certified veterinary behaviorist who counsels guardians whose pets’ issues are beyond...
View ArticleRainbow Rolls, Clay Pots, and Antojitos in Silicon Valley
The latest foodie happenings in Silicon Valley.There are now two Mountain View sushi outposts with the name Masa, and they're definitely related.Masa Sushi Japan is the newcomer to the scene, with...
View ArticleLocal Label Tradlands' Menswear Inspired Shirts are Fit for Spring
Tradlands is hoping to provide local ladies with the perfect basic: a menswear-inspired oxford shirt. The fit is casually tailored – not too sexy or too corporate, making the wardrobe staple a...
View ArticleFoodie Updates: Castagna Reopens, Bad Reviews for Mission Chinese, and More
Maybe you spent those couple of rainy nights this week huddled at home, or maybe you returned to your favorite, most comforting neighborhood haunts for familiar meals. In any event, here's what's been...
View ArticleHBO's "Silicon Valley" Is So Los Angeles
Bay Area residents have a tendency to be on the defense when it comes to outsiders’ unsuccessful attempts at posing as locals. We’re a cliquey bunch. So when we hear that HBO producers think they have...
View ArticleKen Fulk's All Fools': Saber-Toothed Tigers, Fortunetellers, and the SF Elite
On April Fools' Day, legendary San Francisco designer Ken Fulk enticed his guests to his All Fools' Party, an evening of illusion, merriment, and more than a few surprises. After issuing a faux press...
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Secret Recipe: Bryant Terry's All-Green Spring Slaw
7x7 asks the Bay Area's chefs for the recipes to their most loved cocktails, bar snacks, starters, mains, and desserts.Author and food activist Bryant Terry is aiming to make vegan food a little more...
View ArticleWeekend Warriors: A Day in San Rafael
Just across the Golden Gate Bridge are small towns ripe for adventure. Each weekend, we'll highlight a stretch of pavement where you could spend an entire day and night. This week: San Rafael.Admire...
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East Bay Gems Hidden Inside Pixar Movies
If you said you hated Pixar movies, you'd be lying. With the exception of Cars (sorry, NASCAR fans) all their movies showcase storytelling at its finest. And part of what makes them so damn great is...
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Four Great Sonoma Hikes
Despite acclaim for its wine and food, Sonoma remains the trail-lined farmland and wilderness that I hiked with my family as a kid. For those more interested in wining and dining, never fear, there are...
View ArticleThis Week in Live Music: Haim, Neutral Milk Hotel, Future Islands, and More
Skipping Coachella this year, but dreading the idea of missing all your favorite bands congregating for the biggest, raddest party known to California? Fear not, for Fauxchella has arrived again to...
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