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Best of Bay Area Beauty: Mud Baths, Massages, and More
We've selected the best body treatments in the Bay Area, perfect for soothing away your winter doldrums, office-ignited stress, or après-gym soreness.Archimedes Banya's Venik Platza (Bayview)Miles from...
View ArticleCatch Crabs at Fort Point with a Pier Crabbing Demonstration
Crab season alert: get ready to grab some bait, set your traps, and haul in a bountiful day's catch, thanks to the pier crabbing demonstration offered by the folks at the National Park Service in the...
View ArticleBasil Racuk Heads to Banana Republic, Sustainable Sweaters, & More
Just to name a few things that should be on your sartorial radar: Tempest + Bentley is coming to SF, Project Runway alums will host a trunk show, and Mission-based bag designer Basil Racuk will be...
View ArticleDrink Here Now: Girl Scout Cookie Cocktail Pairings and a Sushi Nook
February is almost over. You deserve a drink. A big one.New Sushi Nook with Customized CocktailsIn response to popular demand, John Collins has parlayed its twice-a-week sushi offerings into a...
View ArticleHow Spring's Top 7 Menswear Trends Stack up in SF
With slightly warmer weather coming our way, it's time for men to step out and rock some fresh trends. From Indigo dyed to surf inspired, the season change can't come fast enough. 1. Shorts....
View ArticleHawker Fare Brings Pricey Southeast Asian Street Food to the Mission
There is not much I can actually claim to know anything about, but given my Southeast Asian heritage—and the fact that I spent the majority of my 20s traveling the backpacker circuit through that part...
View ArticleLegion of Honor's Exhibition, "High Style," Features the Evolution of 20th...
Next month's unveiling of“High Style,” at the Legion of Honor, offers a rare glimpse into the evolution of 20th-century fashion design. With more than 60 ensembles from the Brooklyn Museum’s famous...
View ArticleSay Goodbye to the Bay Lights (For Now)
Hear ye, hear ye: The Bay Lights, the famous Bay Bridge light installation by Artist Leo Villareal, will be temporarily removed for maintenance in early March. With a jarring 25,000 LED white lights...
View ArticleSonic Youth's Kim Gordon Coming to SF
Grunge icon Kim Gordon, cofounder of the ’80s alt-rock band Sonic Youth, will share stories from her recent memoir, Girl in a Band, with Portlandia’s Carrie Brownstein at the Jewish Community Center...
View ArticleWeekend Guide: Return of Off the Grid, a Honky-Tonk Showdown, and More
Eat your way through our city's best food truck fare, score free museum admission, and let your hillbilly freak flag fly.Off the Grid: Presidio Picnic & Food Truck Party Season Kick-OffAfter...
View ArticleThe Explorer’s Guide to Mendocino
When Marin is packed and Big Sur is feeling crowded, we like to take off for Mendocino County. Just a few hours drive north up Highway 1, this place is a NorCal dream with acres of redwood forests, hot...
View Article5 Hot Restaurants Perfect for Family-Style Dining
All over the city, new restaurants are confidently offering a different style of menu: family style (or at least they’re listing a few big dishes built to share). Instead of everyone ordering their own...
View ArticleSweat SF: Everything You Need To Know About HIT FIT SF
When my fiancé first suggested I try a boxing class, I protested that I liked my nose and had yet to decide on the name of my WrestleManiaesque alter ego. Thankfully, the beginner and cardio boxing...
View ArticleHow Spring's Top 7 Womenswear Trends Stack up in SF
1970's style dominated the spring collections. Our resident fashion expert, Lauren Goodman, tells us how the top trends stack up in San Francisco.1. Cut-Outs. The season's hottest fabric reminds us of...
View ArticlePerfume Genius Glams It Up at The Greek Theatre in Berkeley
Seattle-born Mike Hadreas, known as Perfume Genius, is making waves with his art-pop/electronica singles, "Queen" and "I'm a Mother." After battling drug addiction and surviving rehab, his first two...
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Manscaping & Beyond: Best Bay Area Grooming Treatments for Men
From hangover treatments to straight razor shaves to tiding up your overgrown nether regions, our Bay Area beauty guide for men will have you feeling shiny and new in no time. Fellow Barber's hangover...
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East Bay Foodie Update: Pie and Cocktails for All
On this gorgeous Friday, we're thrilled to bring you news about two of your favorite things—cocktails and pie.Let's begin with the pie. Jaynelle St. Jean's Pietisserie finally has a home of its own....
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Hike Among Redwoods in the Oakland Hills
Draped over 500 acres in the Oakland Hills, with expansive views of San Francisco and the Bay, Joaquin Miller Park is a delightful place to hike among towering redwoods. Operated by the city of Oakland...
View ArticleThe 2015 Big Cheap: 100 Things to Do in SF Under $20
From buying a home to grabbing a bite on Valencia, it seems almost impossible to find anything in the city these days that won't put a critical wound in your wallet. Which why we've come up with 100...
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Best of Bay Area Hair: Blowouts, Balayage, and More
We've plucked the best hair treatments in the Bay Area for your grooming pleasure.Archer Salon's Balayage (Union Square)Archer Salon is a quiet haven just off bustling Grant Avenue. But don’t let the...
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