Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Kicks off 2015 Man and Woman of the Year Campaign
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's (LLS) Northern California Chapter is launching its 2015 Bay Area Man & Woman of the Year fundraising campaign.Now in its 25th year, the annual program enlists...
View ArticleDrink Here Now: IPA Madness and Whiskey Pairings
It's only Wednesday and you're way behind on your drinking schedule for the week. From IPA galore at an video game bar to a new happy hour at a modern beer garden, we're here to help.Stone Brewing...
View ArticleSweat SF: Everything You Need To Know About Hip Hop at Uforia Studios
"Anyone can dance! Seriously, even if you think you need to be drunk at a wedding,” uforia studios owner Sarah Lux exclaims regarding her daily Hip Hop Class. “The class is very repetitive and builds...
View ArticleSecret Recipe: Starbelly's Bacon-Jalapeño Spaghetti
Did you know that Starbelly serves up to five tons of bacon each year? That's a lot of slaughtered creatures. But Babe's unfortunate loss of life is your insatiable belly's gain. Starbelly's signature...
View ArticleFifth Annual SF Green Film Festival Focuses on Bikes, Cars, 'Changing Cities'
The fifth annual San Francisco Green Film Festival rolls out its avocado-colored carpet this May 28 through June 3. With more than 60 new films and 70-plus filmmakers and special guests in attendance,...
View ArticleFoodie Agenda: Tater Tot Casserole, SPQR for Sprig, & a Foie Gras Cocktail
Here's what you should be putting in your mouth now, from tater tot casserole to a James Beard nominee's menu for Sprig.Tater Tot Casserole at the W HotelMy colleagues who hail east of the 5 freeway...
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Neighborhood Guide: What to Do in Dogpatch
Located on the waterfront and once home to large warehouses, canning factories, industrial buildings, shipyards, and wild fennel fields, Dogpatch has turned into a hub of local makers, artists,...
View ArticleWeekend Guide: Rock 'n Roll Half Marathon, Earth Hour, & Tiny House Movement
This weekend, get ready to run like a rock star, go dark for an hour, and rethink the tiny house.Rock 'n Roll Half MarathonDon your Bay to Breakers gear and rock out at this lighthearted half marathon,...
View ArticleBike and Camp at Marin’s China Camp State Park
Savvy Bay Area locals knows Marin is one of the best places in the area to mountain bike, thanks to the expansive views, sunny weather, and unexplored terrain. Not to be missed is the superb...
View Article4 New Hot Dog Places to Try
Since baseball season is coming up quickly, we thought we’d get you primed and ready with some new kinds of hot dogs you can find in the city. Hey, batter batter…Dapper DogThis tiny newcomer (read: no...
View ArticleRoad Trip Guide to Joshua Tree
If you’re not feeing the redwoods and are more in the mood for desert, there’s no better place to go than Joshua Tree National Park. It might be a full eight and a half hour drive south of San...
View ArticleWe Wanna Be Friends With the Humphry Slocombe Boys
When Jake Godby and Sean Vahey opened Humphry Slocombe six years ago, little did they know that their unique flavors (e.g., Jesus Juice Sorbet, Apple Coded Bacon, and their now famous Secret...
View ArticleMendocino's a Whale of a Time
Although the name implies the presence of pirates, the only seafaring creatures you'll spot in Smuggler’s Cove in Mendocino are gray whales. March and April are the ideal times to spot the gentle...
View ArticleJohn Galliano's Maison Margiela Opens on Maiden Lane
Our streets have lately been blessed with many a designer storefront, and now the arrival of Maison Margiela feels like a stamp of approval straight from Paris with love. The house flings open its...
View ArticleMicrosoft's Tech Talent for Good Initiative Helps Local Nonprofits
What with so much money in Silicon Valley, giving back is top of mind and is increasingly part of the overall corporate strategy at companies like Facebook, Google, Twitter, and LinkedIn, which are...
View ArticleEast Bay Eats: Elixirs, Italian, and B-Side Baking
Funny how even a "slow" week on the eastern side of the Bay translates to a hot new cocktail destination, Cal-Italian cuisine, and more Tanya Holland in the form of B-Side Baking Company. Start with a...
View ArticleYMCA Luncheon Raises Big Money for SF Youth
No startup has more potential than Bay Area youth. Which is why on Friday, March 20, investors in San Francisco's adolescents came together for the 4th Annual YMCA of San Francisco Y For Youth...
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Bottoms Up! Our 2015 San Francisco Nightlife Guide is Here
Ah, San Francisco nights. With so many options for after-dark revelry, and so little time to hit them all, 7x7 devotes this year's San Francisco Nightlife Guide to only the absolute most awesome spots...
View Article5 Hot Bakeries in Wine Country
Crusty breads, sugar-kissed pastries, frosted cakes, gooey eclairs, and cookies galore—these carb coma-inducing treats are always the best from a top-notch bakery. Here are some favorite finds in...
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Ultimate Weekend Hike: 360° Views from Atop Angel Island
The top of Angel Island’s Mt. Livermore provides one of the Bay Area’s most spectacular and least crowded viewpoints. The only access to this centrally located vista rising 788 feet above San...
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