The next fee-free days at U.S. National Parks will be September 25, 2010, 2010. More than 100 national parks will waive entrance fees for certain Free Days this year, including several in the San Francisco Bay Area, like Muir Woods, San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park, and some of our California favs like Yosemite National [...]
Art in Carnegie Park, Livermore (September 18, 2010) is a fun end-of-summer event that draws thousands of visitors to Carnegie Park to view art demonstrations, buy arts and crafts directly from local artists, listen to live music, and enjoy local wine and food. Visitors can also browse LAA’s art gallery, a co-op run by the [...]
The Los Gatos Music In the Park summer series begins on Sunday, June 2 and runs through August 29. The events are produced by Los Gatos Music & Arts, who also produce Jazz on the Plazz on Wednesday nights from June 23 through August 25, 2010, at the Los Gatos Town Plaza. WHAT’S THE DEAL: [...]
The Los Gatos free Wednesday night summer music series, Jazz on the Plazz, will begin June 23, 2010 and run through August 25, 2010, and the line-up of jazz performers has been announced. The events are produced by Los Gatos Music & Arts, producers of Music In the Park, a series of concerts on Sunday [...]
The Golden Gate Park Band 2010 free summer concerts are now underway and happily entertaining Bay Area music lovers on Sunday afternoons in Golden Gate Park, at the Bandstand in the Music Concourse. The program features music that highlights a variety of nationalities and cultures, along with special performances by dancers, singers, and compelling speakers. [...]
San Francisco Opera and the San Francisco Giants will hold their FREE annual “Opera at the Ballpark” on Friday, September 24, 2010. Watch the live simulcast of Verdi’s Aida on a high def big screen (with English subtitle). Sit on the grass or in the stands, talk over the music, don’t shush the kids. The [...]
This year’s free annual Opera in the Park concert in Golden Gate Park will take place on Sunday, September 12, 2010. Get inspired by listening to fine arias al fresco with stars from the fall opera season of the esteemed San Francisco Opera Orchestra, conducted by Music Director Nicola Luisotti. Arrive early for the best [...]
When I was in my 20′s, I thought Tai Chi was just some silliness for old short people, not for me. Let’s just say I’ve been enlightened. When I see people in the parks practicing this ancient form of internal martial art, I’m intrigued and want to learn more. Some say Tai Chi’s graceful, dance-like [...]
When life is sliding out of control, there’s only one thing to do: outslide it–and the Seward Slides Minipark is just the place for it. You’ll whoosh down so fast you’ll land on your butt, probably in a pile of cardboard left over from …
