6 Ghoulishly Good Immersive Haunted Houses
Haunted houses are an October staple and, in 2026, there’s a wider range of immersive experiences to be had than ever before.Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly adventure, an artistic...
View Article32 Fun Things to Do This Week (10.12.26)
Get freaky this week.Pick your poison during San Francisco Restaurant Week, Old Fashioned Week, and the Livermore Valley Wine Experience. Detox at a yoga-meets-spa-session at the St. Regis and a...
View ArticleCuddle and play with cats and bunnies at these Bay Area cafés and lounges.
Cats abound at many charming lounges and cafés throughout the Bay Area, each with an atmosphere tailor-made for snuggling and playing.While calling them “cat cafés” is a bit of a misnomer due to...
View Article'Turn It Up and Turn It Out' with Patti LaBelle at the Glide Holiday Jam.
Returning to The Warfield in San Francisco on Thursday, November 5th, this year’s Glide Holiday Jam: Turn It Up and Turn It Out will be headlined by three-time Grammy Award winner, Rock & Roll...
View ArticleMcMullen Goes Big and Beautiful on Maiden Lane + More Shop Talk
The beloved retailer’s new Union Square flagship is just as fabulous as you’d expect.Plus, shop local indie gems at Oxide Collective’s one-day market and browse Reformation’s newest Bay Area boutique...
View ArticleSmolotov Shit Bags are a small protest against political waste and corruption...
Every day, millions of Americans bend down, scoop up something warm and unpleasant, and walk it to the nearest trash can. Smolotov just makes it a little more meaningful.Their dog waste bags printed...
View ArticleHow to Spend the Perfect Weekend in St. Helena Now
St. Helena, the sweet Napa Valley town sandwiched between Calistoga and Yountville, recently underwent something of a renaissance. With plenty of new and redesigned tasting rooms and restaurants from...
View ArticleTake a bite out of a local farmers' market in Marin.
Get ready for a delightful treat at Marin’s farmers markets. The region’s most popular farmers’ markets are hosted by the Agricultural Institute of Marin and are open rain or shine. The largest—at the...
View ArticleFirst Taste: Fun, Nikkei-style Kaiyō Handroll Bar is a trip to Peru via Tokyo...
The new kid on Union Street is no stranger to Cow Hollow. Her older sister debuted on the same block—in the same exact storefront—back in 2018, a sophisticated restaurant with a menu inspired by...
View Article9 Unique Wellness Experiences for a Fall Reset
Fall is a season of abundance, gratitude, and personal growth. It’s nature’s reset button, urging a transformation from the high-energy outward focus of summer to something more grounded and...
View ArticleSmolotov Shit Bags are a small protest against political waste and corruption...
Every day, millions of Americans bend down, scoop up something warm and unpleasant, and walk it to the nearest trash can. Smolotov just makes it a little more meaningful.Their dog waste bags printed...
View Article32 Fun Things to Do This Week (10.5.26)
There's more to the next seven days than Fleet Week.But if you do want to see the aerial acrobatics, a rooftop viewing with Champagne and caviar at 1 Hotel or a free downtown party in FiDi are the way...
View Article7 Litquake Events Shaking Up San Francisco This October
Novelists, poets, musicians, chefs, and drag artists from near and far are gathering to present their best and brightest at more than 80 Litquake Literary Festival events this month. Literary stars...
View Article5 Haunted NorCal Hotels Ready for Spooky Season
It’s Halloween season, time to trot out the tales of mischievous ghosts who’ve taken up residence in some of our favorite hotels. Many of these properties are historic, with famous guests who “go bump...
View ArticleMusic director designate Elim Chan returns to the SF Symphony podium for an...
Known for her electrifying presence, crystalline precision, and expressive energy, Elim Chan will become the Symphony’s 13th music director when she officially takes the podium in the 2027–28 season....
View ArticleModern Guide to Elmwood: Dine, Shop + Stroll in Berkeley's Oldest Commercial...
Along College Avenue near Cal's campus, the Elmwood is a tranquil neighborhood of mature trees and charming old houses in that mix of Craftsman, brown shingle, Victorian, and Period Revival styles...
View ArticleFour Seasons Resort Hualalai on the Big Island's Kona Coast puts its aloha...
The luxury oceanfront Four Seasons Resort Hualalai, situated along a half-mile slice of gorgeous coastline on the northwest Kona Coast, is the kind of place that instantly lowers your blood pressure,...
View ArticleK-Pop star RM shares his personal art collection in the new exhibition 'RM x...
RM x SFMOMA: Between You and Me is the first museum exhibition featuring artworks from the personal collection of RM of BTS. The show brings together nearly 200 works by Korean and international...
View ArticleHometown hero Kristi Yamaguchi hits a milestone for children's literacy with...
Kristi Yamaguchi had her first “hands-on experience” with a nonprofit not long after winning the 1992 Olympic women’s figure skating championship.Yamaguchi was already inspired to give back: Her...
View Article32 Fun Things to Do This Week (9.28.26)
This week’s events are just the beginning.Welcome back Nexus: SF/Bay Area Black Art Week, the Mill Valley Film Festival, the Emeryville Art Exhibition, Flop Festival, 1980 Bryant Street Open Studios,...
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