Nick’s Crispy Tacos is opening in a new SF location according to Business Times. Their original Russian Hill location on the corner of Polk and Broadway closed last year on December 28th after 20 years. Now, it’s been announced that you can expect to find them soon in The Marina. 

On April 19th at Thee Parkside, you’ll find a unique event called Reading Rocking Rainbow. It’s bringing books and bands together for a fun take on a mixed media performance which includes book readings, interactive games, conversations with outstanding authors and rocking out. The start of the evening will feature

There is a fascinating piece of San Francisco history tucked in below the Costco in Richmond. TEPCO Beach is strewn with ceramic shards of all colors and designs. Located on the southern side of Point Isabel, this beach was the old dumping ground for the Technical Porcelain and Chinaware Company

“Is God Is” leaves us both devastated and amused. It is a confusing place to be in, yet it does not stop the audience from wanting more. The cast plays each character with enough skill that the audience buys full heartedly into whatever mental deficiency they are selling.

There is a ridiculous tradition each April Fool’s Day in San Francisco.  It’s a celebration of all things illogical, a demonstration for the foolish by the fool hearty, a preposterous procession that celebrates above all one thing: human stupidity.

Par Vanessa Hutchinson-Szekely Musique (intro/outro) de l’audio: Jef Shadoan A savoir que….THE CITY = LA CITY = SAN FRANCISCO Cet article est dans l’esprit d’une lettre “Dear Abby” (une chronique utilisée dans la presse américaine basée sur des conseils), avec un accent sur des solutions sous la forme de plongées

By Vanessa Hutchinson-Szekely Audio intro/outro music by Jef Shadoan This column is in the spirit of a “Dear Abby”, with a focus on solutions in the form of micro SF neighborhood deep dives and curated holistic health-centered itineraries Episode 5: Explore SF: Cultural Explosion in the Mission Dear CITY Counselor, I’m