The weekend knows you’re going to draw scissors, so it’s going to draw rock.
Find online keepers from brands like Opening Ceremony, Rag & Bone and Edun marked down up to 30 percent. If you’re old-school, Azalea—the sister store in Hayes Valley—has similar markdowns.
Your favorite Barbary Coast brothel-turned-nightclub is celebrating its first anniversary, featuring beats by house legend Miguel Migs. Order a Vespers from a corset-tightened bartender and toast the good old days.
Deemed “Wine Country’s Sporting Event of the Year,” the RPS tourney is like chess, only more intellectually demanding. Take the next two days to train, strategize and study film.
The grand opening of SF’s Contemporary Jewish Museum means you get to: explore that giant blue cube towering over Yerba Buena Lane, rub elbows with Everything Is Illuminated’s Jonathan Safran Foer and absorb Cambodian-American psychedelic pop band Dengue Fever. Till the break of…
While some will be swimming the Bay (Escape from Alcatraz happens Sunday), you’d rather float above it. Sip local wine and devour bites prepared by the Left Bank as you sail aboard the USS Potomac (FDR’s presidential yacht—and we know that guy knew how to party).
Hang out in SF’s notorious outdoor beer garden with a brew or two and watch a few films that perfectly cater to your attention span: 15 minutes or less. And who needs popcorn when you’ve got BBQ?
