The FoodieLand Night Market is a great opportunity to satisfy both your cravings for food and entertainment. Nestled at the San Mateo County Event Center, this event will present you with over 170 vendors catering to different ages, dishing out a plethora of culinary delights from across multiple cultures.
Relive Old Hollywood Glamour and watch classic silent films at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival. Movies are accompanied by live orchestral music to help set the mood, and all films are carefully restored to ensure the best possible showings. Don't miss this chance to remember Hollywood's Golden Age.
The Fourth of July Pub Crawl in San Francisco will take place on Thursday, July 4th. This crawl leads attendees to several taverns, each offering an array of discounted beverages, ranging from beers and cocktails to shots. This year's pubs include Del Mar, Westwood, Palm House, The Blue Light,Trinity, White Rabbit and more. Stick around to watch or even participate in the hot dog eating competition. Secure your ticket today.
The Mosswood Meltdown, formerly known as the Burger Boogaloo, is an annual music festival hosted at the sunny Mosswood Park in Oakland, California. Hosted by filmmaker John Waters, this festival features several alternative, indie, and rock artists including The B-52's, Redd Kross, Pure Hell, and more. One-day tickets start at $99 while weekend passes begin at $199. There's also an additional $99 add-on option for a 21+ After-party. Stay tuned for more event information online.
Presented by The Fillmore Merchants Association, The Fillmore Jazz Festival will take place July 6th and July 7th. This free event will feature an eclectic mix of live music from several stages. Between sets, browse booths filled with artisan goods from local craftspeople, spectacular artwork, and food from the best food trucks and restaurants in San Francisco.
Vive La Revolucion. Celebrate the Storming of the Bastille right here in San Francisco at the Bastille Day Festival with wine and delicious food. When you can't eat anymore, admire vintage vehicles at the car show, watch a Petanque tournament, or the hilarious Course de Garcons de Cafe. Considering Paris is San Francisco's sister city, it's only right that everyone embraces their honorary French blood for a day.
The Stern Grove Festival brings free music to the people of San Francisco all through July and August. Gigs are on every Sunday afternoon, and you can bask in the sunny Grove and watch your favorite artists take to the stage. Alex G, Herbie Hancock, Chaka Khan Steel Pulse and Sylvan Esso Poolside will all be performing this August. Now in its 87th year, the event is free to enter, but you must register for a ticket in advance. Feel free to bring small blankets, lawn chairs and your own drinks and make a picnic out of it. Visitors over 21 are also allowed to carry adult beverages into the premises. Well-behaved pets are also allowed in certain parts of the venue. Limited parking is available so try to use public transport to get here.
To be held at Fort Mason Centre SF, this Wine Tasting event truly promotes the taste Mendocino. Participate and enjoy wine tastings from over 30 wineries of Mendocino. Several famous Mendocino County chefs and food producers will also be providing delicious bites with the wines. You will also be able to purchase your favorite food items or wines. Tickets start at $65 and are available online.
Containing every race distance from 5K to a full marathon, the San Francisco Marathon challenges participants to run to and from the Embarcadero in a loop that crosses the infamous Golden Gate Bridge. In the 46 years since it began, participation has gone from less than 900 people to over 21,000 people. Whether you choose to run or just turn out to cheer on others, the day is an impressive feat of fitness that you'll want to see.
