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Free to attend, event details on .Įscalle Winery, 771 Magnolia Ave (Larkspur),
Peruse the wares of 20+ artisans, vintage dealers, and more vendors at this summer night market held outside the neighborhood restaurant. See the f ull agenda on .Ĭommunite Table, 4171 MacArthur Blvd. But pace yourself: There are still seven days of events ahead with speakers from brands like Cuyana, Puma, Stripe, Adobe, and Fort Point Beer Company. Kick off Design Week at the opening night gala at Pier 27, which will be decked out with cool art installations and well-stocked with food and drink. Start with eight small plates served family-style, followed by an entree (think salmon tangine or beef short rib), and a seasonal dessert. Posh downtown restaurant Michael Mina is adding an express power lunch, serving three courses for just $49. Tickets ($56 and up) are available at. See it again, and love it as much as the last time. In honor of the show's 20th anniversary, Rent is back for one week of shows in SF. Go visit old gambling joints, brothels, speakeasies, LGBT clubs, and more. One of San Francisco's most fascinating 'hoods comes alive at night. Night Moves: Tour the Tenderloin at Night
The soundtrack for the night will meld Summer of Love hits with tracks from modern Bay Area artists. Head out to Golden Gate Park for trippy evening including live music and a light show- Photosynthesis starts at 9:15pm. Mahila (which translates to "becoming a woman") will serve such unique plates as salted fish curry, sweet potato dumplings, and spicy stir-fried noodles.Ĭonservatory of Flowers (Golden Gate Park), (Noe Valley), /mahilaįans of the Malaysian fare at Azalina's (we dream of their date sticky pudding) will be pumped for this sophomore spot. The Academy SF, 2166 Market Street (Duboce Triangle), Īs part of its Academy of Wine series, Castro's Academy social club is bringing in a sommelier to present wines all sourced from LGBT-owned wineries and allies of the LGBTQ community. Tonight, see it on the big screen at Davies Hall as the SF Symphony performs the original score live. We'd take almost any excuse to see the Oscar-nominated film Call Me By Your Name again. Tickets ($20) include wine and beer and are available at .ĭavies Symphony Hall, 201 Van Ness Ave (Civic Center), Also look out for a special tribute segment to Zuni Cafe's acclaimed chef Judy Rodgers (RIP) with interviews from her old colleagues including Gayle Pirie and John Clark (Foreign Cinema), Brandon Jew (Mister Jiu's), and Nate Norris and Quang Nguyen (Zuni Cafe). Podcaster Andrew Friedman ( Andrew Talks to Chefs) will tape a live episode tonight with guest chef Preeti Mistry. SF Cooking School, 690 Van Ness Avenue (Civic Center),
Ticket ($550/person) are available at. Petit Crenn, 609 Hayes Street (Hayes Valley), Ĭhef Dominique Crenn may have recently begun treatment for breast cancer, but that's not stopping her from hosting this lavish, multi-course meal that includes a Q&A and a signed copy of her cookbook, Atelier Crenn: Metamorphosis of Taste. Tickets available for purchase now at Įnvelop SF, 900 Marin Street (Bayview), Ĭome enjoy this listening experience and get blown away by the legendary best-selling record Kind of Blue that brought together seven iconic musicians together. See what's cooking at Cassava, Lord Stanley, Abstract Table, The Morris, Hopscotch, and more. Presented by Resy, this weeklong fest encourages a bit of fun R&D on the part of local chefs, giving them a chance to serve up unique dishes not found on their regular menus. (Oakland), įormer AQ chef Mark Liberman is resurfacing with his own restaurant: Mago will serve a weekly rotation of eats channeling Northern California's 52 micro-seasons.
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