Travel with a Twist
- Waiting On Bart
Watching the sun slip by while waiting for a train.
- A Hot Day In The Mission
The Mission is the warmest neighborhood in the city, but still this kind of heat is only common for a few days a year.
- Contemplating Koi
I could make an effort to go somewhere. …
- Chinatown’s Buddha Bar
In the heart of Chinatown there is a bar that is dedicated to Buddha in name only.
SideTrips
- An Afternoon At Moe’s
Moe’s used to have the aroma of old books mixed with cigars. Moe smoked cigars endlessly as he worked, he always had one in his mouth. Now, with Moe gone, the old book aroma predominates …
- Hess Collection Winery
We drove north on Highway 29, following in the footsteps or wheel tracks of many an area visitor who has taken this popular side trip out of San Francisco to Napa Valley, otherwise known as The Wine Country.
- The Big Trees of Muir Woods
Redwoods are not the easiest things in the world to shoot. They tend to stray out of the picture frame. [...]
- Dia de los Muertos | Day of the Dead
Every year on the Sunday closest to November 2, Oakland’s large Latin American community celebrates The Day of the Dead with a street festival in the very Latin neighborhood of Fruitvale.
Culture
- Diego Rivera In San Francisco
One of his first murals in the US was the Alegoría de California/Allegory of California, in the Pacific Stock Exchange Tower in San Francisco.
- Glide Memorial Church
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Food for the Table
- Ice Cream In The Mission
Recently, during a week’s stay in The Mission District of San Francisco, I threw caution to wind.
- Dinner At L’Osteria Del Forno
The beauty of this little restaurant is its size. Ten tables at most and there is almost always a line at the door.
- St. Francis Fountain
I headed down 24th towards York. I decided that because it’s Monday, it would be a great day to go to the St. Francis Fountain for eggs and home fries.
- Fun Factory Tour: St. George’s Spirits
How easy is it to find someone to go vodka tasting in the middle of the day on a Wednesday?
What's On When
- February Life Drawing in the East Bay
Autobody Art Gallery in Alameda will be hosting its monthly life drawing session tonight from 6:00pm – 9:00pm.
- Baron Wolman At Dickerman Prints Gallery
Rolling Stone photographs from Circa 1968 are on view through February 26, 2010
- James Kao At Toomey Tourell
Possible Worlds runs through February 27, 2010
- Non-Aligned At Marina Abramovic Institute
Exhibition runs January 30 through February 30, 2010
- Tomokazu Matsuyama At Frey Norris Gallery
In Case You’re Lost runs from February 4 through March 6, 2010
- SFMOMA 75th Anniversary Bash
January 16, 17, and 18, 2010
With Eyes Open Surveys
- Survey 6: Favorite Taqueria?
Sometimes the cheap eats are the best eats!
- Survey 5: Favorite Winery For A Tasting?
San Francisco is surrounded by wineries. Not literally. One has drive at least an hour to get out to the open country side where the hills start to roll with row upon row of grapes.
- Survey 4: Your Favorite San Francisco Restaurant?
Visitors and locals alike know that there are no limits to the adventure that food can bring to a trip to San Francisco.
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Photo of the Day
- Photo Of The Day: Theater Seats
The seats create an urban sculpture, one of decay and nostalgia.
- Photo Of The Day: Street Koi
Just beyond The Escalator I found a few koi swimming along the street.
- Photo Of The Day: The Masks Of Lucha Libre
Americans have a fascination with the lucha libre masks that are worn by Mexican luchadores – wrestlers.
- Photo Of The Day: Chinatown Orange And Red
Taking a walk down Grant Street in Chinatown.
- Photo Of The Day: SFMOMA Roof Top Garden
The chairs are empty, waiting for people to come sit in them.
- Photo Of The Day: SFMOMA Stairs
Lines. And Curves. They are everywhere in the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
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