Cabbage is a humble yet beloved vegetable, one that deserves celebration. Whether you decide to use its leaves to encase other delicious ingredients, ferment it, sear it, grill it, smoke […]
Join Dr. Rob Lillis to learn about NASA's ESCAPADE mission to Mars and the secrets these robots may unlock! Dr. Rob Lillis is the Principal Investigator (i.e. Lead Scientist) for […]
Spring is the quintessential time of year for eating lamb. Chef Gracie spent many years working as a butcher, giving her a unique perspective on how to treat each part of the lamb to best showcase its delicious flavors and textures. This menu is both an ode to lamb and an ode to the springtime. […]
In April 2026, the Woodchopper’s Ball is offering monthly class series in LINDY HOP and BALBOA. All April 2026 monthly class series run on Tuesdays for 4 weeks: April 7, 14, 21, and 28. Check the class descriptions and schedule below to decide which class series to take. By registering in advance (by Sunday, April […]
Join us for this exciting conversation about equity with early childhood educators and providers! Compass Family Services, Felton Institute, and Wu Yee Children’s Services recently released a white paper examining the barriers to early intervention services for children ages 0-5 in San Francisco. This mediated conversation will draw on insights from more than 400 early […]
DON NEELY SWINGTET: Don Neely, bandleader, arranger, reed player, songwriter, and vocalist, leads this fine jazz ensemble, authentically recapturing the excitement of the celebrated music originating from the Jazz Age of the 1920s and the early Swing Era of the 1930s. The Don Neely Swingtet--great music for Charleston-inspired Lindy Hop, Balboa, and Collegiate Shag! Website: […]
Enjoy this ice cream social with D6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey, catered by local shop Smitten Ice Cream! Come join us in the next installment of our series: Scoop with a Supe! This town hall style event is a great way to connect with your local supervisor and others in your community. Each ticket includes the […]
Join us for a Community Art Opening & Open House on Wednesday, April 8th at 18 Reasons! Stop by our kitchen in the heart of the Mission District for an evening of art, food, and community. Come celebrate the premiere of George McCalman's original paintings (created just for this space) with light bites, beverages, and […]
AI is moving faster than anyone can keep up with — including the people building it. So we're bringing in reinforcements. Join us for a live taping of the SF Standard's “Pacific Standard Time” podcast, where hosts Emily Dreyfuss and Jesse Alejandro Cottrell sit down with journalist and “anthropologist of disruption” Jasmine Sun to make […]
April 9–June 13, 2026 Pretty City is a journey through the unique neighborhoods of San Francisco from the perspectives of JayD Green, Isais Gomez, Camille Holvoet, Lance Rivers, Guadalupe Ramos, and Enkh-Amar Shagdarguntev. By highlighting the visual intricacy just outside our front doors, Pretty City transforms our typical streets into captivating dreamscapes. Curated by Tom […]
$10 admission; Free for GLBT Historical Society Members RSVP and reserve tickets here https://glbthistory.ticketing.veevartapp.com/tickets/view/list/the-castro-the-story-of-san-franciscos-bestknown-lgbtq-neighborhood How did the world-renowned Castro neighborhood come to be known as the most prominent “gayborhood” in San Francisco? How do we trace the evolution and transformation of Eureka Valley, a sleepy, Irish Catholic residential neighborhood to the Castro as a center […]
Lentils and beans deserve the spotlight! These power pulses should be part of your pantry, and we’ll tell you (and your taste buds) why! We’ll explore the versatility of lentils and beans through a menu bursting with flavor. We’ll discuss why lentils are a cornerstone of Indian home cooking: they are protein-packed, affordable, and one […]
