Category: Local
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The return of Fairyland for Grownups
It’s been a while since there was a 21 and over night at Children’s Fairyland in Oakland, but Fairyland for Grownups returned on July 29th, […]
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NO cross-country skiing on BART
Last week I got on BART, turned around, and noticed an unfamiliar new rule: “NO cross-country skiing” according to a sticker on the door. Now […]
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Christmas decorations in and around downtown
With things slowly (maybe?) opening/reopening this Christmas, I went around downtown San Francisco and the surrounding area to check out the “big name” decorations. Mostly […]
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Dusk to Dark: San Francisco as the night falls
There’s something about the San Francisco skyline that feels like home whenever it comes into view. It’s tricky to pinpoint why. I’ve spent so much […]
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There is now official BART merchandise, for some reason
Although BART ridership decreased significantly due to the pandemic, at some point in 2020 official BART merchandise became available. Online store Rail Goods launched sometime […]
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USS Hornet Museum
On Friday I not only had the chance to visit the USS Hornet Museum in Alameda, but also to take the engineering tour which descends […]
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Review: Nocturne X
Okay so before I review this one, let me just say this isn’t worth checking out. This is bad, I’d even go so far to […]
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teamLab: Continuity at the Asian Art Museum
Recently I went to see teamLab: Continuity, the new special exhibit at the Asian Art Museum. The basics Haven’t been to the Asian Art […]
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826 Valencia’s Pirate Supply Store
The other day I was walking down the 800 block of Valencia Street and something clicked — while on vacation I’d written on this very […]
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The many resurrections of Valencia Street’s restaurants
As documented on this very blog many businesses in San Francisco were boarded up during the beginning of the pandemic, with many if not most […]
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