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Three Reasons to Cross The Bay Bridge

This weekend, the East Bay is alive with music, so why not head across the Bay and delight your ears with something new and original?Brandy and Friends at the ParamountThe multi-platinum, award-winning...

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The Ultimate Sunday Hike: Wilder Ranch Santa Cruz

Today's scenic jaunt, at Wilder Ranch State Historic Park located just north of Santa Cruz on the Pacific Coast, is a wonderful hike that will appeal to people and families of all ages. Surrounded by...

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Three Reasons to Cross The Golden Gate Bridge

Head North for a look at the beauty and culture of the Bay. These exciting events are a great excuse to get out of the city for the day.Local History and Wildlife SailGet a sailor's view of the Golden...

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Northstar Giving Away Free Weekends in Tahoe

There's been a pretty minimal amount of Sierra snow that's fallen over the past many weeks (with no change in sight) and conditions in Tahoe have been less than stellar (more like frozen granular, or...

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Photos: The Eighth Annual San Francisco Midwinter Barworkers Ball

On February 19th, the city's hard-working nightlife pros—bartenders, barbacks, bussers, bouncers, servers, DJs, dancers, doormen, coat check, hat check, clothes check, greeters, promoters, hosts,...

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In Photos: Seven Days of San Francisco Music

This town knows music. On any given night, you can find whatever genre you're jonesing to hear, sing, or dance along with. Here's a taste of what happened in the San Francisco music scene the past...

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Year of the Snake Celebrations

Saturday's celebration welcomed the Year of the Snake and culminated in one of the most extravagant lunar new year parades in the world. Floats, firecrackers, costumes, dancers, and the newly crowned...

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Hot Cocktails to Get You Through the Rest of Winter

Meet seven of the city’s best hot cocktails that'll thaw the chill and warm the soul.Al BicerinBased on the traditional Piedmontese classic, this chocolate and coffee layered wonder 
gets a San...

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Street Style Report: A Stylist Shows Us Three Spring Looks, in Noe Valley

Dana Cray Fernie does a lot of fashion. She's a personal shopper at Ambiance in Noe, a freelance personal stylist, and also works as a fashion events coordinator at various fashion weeks around the...

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140-Character Live Music Power Rankings, Noise Pop Edition

Tell your friends and family you love them. Give the dog to the neighbors. Tell your boss something's come up.It’s Noise Pop week, and there’s no going back.We’d be remiss to limit our Must-See Shows...

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Opening! The Kinsey Collection of African American Art and History at MoAD

Originally published on CaliforniaHomeDesign.comExactly 150 years ago, President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, declaring, “all persons held as slaves” shall be “forever free.”...

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Bay Area Sports Beat: The Warriors' Sleeves and What You Need to Know Right Now

Your shoulders are missing, Golden State Warriors.Underscored, perhaps, by their World Series-winning and Super Bowl runner-up counterparts, the Warriors have been in the business of making statements...

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This Week's Hottest Events: Eye Level on Iraq, Noise Pop, and Tom Petty Fest

Art"Eye Level on Iraq"Over the course of two years, American-trained photojournalists Kael Alford and Thorne Anderson documented the impact and aftermath of the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq. The 60...

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A Very Merry Un-Wedding

Kyle and Leah celebrated their love with a weekend union, an un-wedding if you will, instead of a traditional ceremony, at Wilbur Hot Springs. They had all of the details covered, including...

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Where to Spoil Your Dinner on Chips and Salsa

Your mother always told you not to fill up on the free chips at any given restaurant, but at various Mexican spots in SF, the chips and salsa are almost the star of the show, not necessarily free, and...

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Co-Founder Julia Hartz on Her Role as the "Operator" at Eventbrite

Among successful technology companies based in SF, one floating perhaps a bit under the radar is the leading online event and ticketing platform, Eventbrite.From its offices strategically positioned on...

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Four Oakland Jewelry Designers We Can't Get Enough Of

From the brand new to the tried and true, we think that these Oakland-based jewelry designers are doing some amazing things. From designing to casting to running their own stores, these women seriously...

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Lou’s Cafe is Turning Three: Jalapeno Spread the Word!

Inner Richmond favorite, Lou’s Cafe, is celebrating its third birthday on March 19th and you are invited to celebrate! For four weeks, from now until March 23nd, you can get the featured sandwich of...

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Reading Roundup: This Week's Top Literary Events

Each week, we offer a roundup of the best literary events in the city. All events are free and open to the public, unless otherwise noted. Want to submit an upcoming event for consideration? Go...

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2013 Eat + Drink Award Winners

The polls are closed and the results are in! We're impressed because there are quite a few newbies on the roster for the 2013 Eat + Drink Reader's Choice Awards. Old stalwarts continue to prevail in...

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