The Play That Goes Wrong is a madcap Oliver Award-winning farce that mixes murder mysteries and Monty Python. It's about the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society’s bumbling attempt to stage a 1920s murder mystery which spirals hilariously out of control. The Play That Goes Wrong bursts onto the San Francisco stage October 1 - November 9 at San Francisco Playhouse at 450 Post Street. Get your tickets now!
Don't miss the best Bluegrass music festival in the Bay area. Hardly Strictly Bluegrass has remained completely free and unsponsored since its conception in 2001 and has featured such names as Emmylou Harris, Hazel Dickens, and Ricky Skaggs, to name a few. In between sets, grab delicious food from local vendors and meet other bluegrass lovers. This year's lineup includes Alice Gerrard, Bobby Ruch, Levitation Room, and many more.
Pegasus Tech Ventures is bringing the Startup World Cup to San Francisco. It will feature conferences and competitions that bring together the top startups, investors, entrepreneurs, and tech CEOs from around the world. Competitors will compete for a top prize of a $1 million investment. Anyone interested in competing can register online.
Head out to the 41st annual Tiburon Wine Festival - one of the Bay Area’s most popular wine events. Individuals will have the chance to experience over 60+ wines and choose from ten local restaurants while being entertained by live music and the beautiful bay view. Some of this year’s participating restaurants include The Bungalow Kitchen by Michael Mina, Woodlands Market, Malibu Farm, The Caprice, Sam's Anchor Cafe and lots more. The Tiburon Wine Festival is a 21+ event, so bring a valid government-issued photo ID. Tickets are $103 and will take place rain or shine.
Aftershock is a name fitting a festival built around the rumblings of rock and metal music. In the rock music scene, Aftershock is regarded as one of the top festivals in the country and features top musicians like Iron Maiden, Slipknot, Judas Priest, and Pantera. In between sets, enjoy delicious dishes prepared by local food vendors.
Book lovers and booze lovers can come together for Litquake San Francisco's Literary Festival, a nearly month-long event of literary readings, author spotlights, and all things bookish mixed with your favorite drinks. Be sure to check back soon and browse to see what in-person events may interest you on the online calendar - many are free.
BIKETOBERFEST is an annual event for everyone, not just bike lovers. Individuals can spend the day listening to live music, sampling from 35 beers, eating good food, checking out other bikes, and going on group rides. Some of this year’s local brewers include Almanac Beer Co., Ghost Town Brewing, HenHouse Brewing, Old Caz Beer and lots more. Advanced tickets are on sale now for $35 - Tickets are $50 on the day of the event.
The Annual Half Moon Bay Art & Pumpkin Festival celebrates its 52nd edition this year, bringing back rustic fun centered around everyone's favorite giant gourd. Amidst this old-fashioned festival, you'll find everything from pumpkin-inspired food and drink to pumpkin carving fun, costume contests, games, and The Great Pumpkin Fun Run. Find the time between activities to enjoy the live music, harvest-inspired knick-knacks, and, of course, grab a photo op with a 2,000-pound pumpkin, aka the Grand Champion Gourd. One of California's oldest, biggest and most popular festivals, this event is free to enter, and the whole family is invited.
Murder, blackmail, and hilarity are on the menu when six strangers join a mysterious dinner party at Boddy Manor for a deadly evening they won't soon forget! Based on the classic movie comedy and the beloved board game, Clue is the ultimate musical whodunit. Was it Ms. Scarlet in the Conservatory with the revolver? Or Col. Mustard with the rope? Find out when Clue - The Musical murders its way through San Francisco's Curran Theater October 22-27. Get your tickets now!
The Breakaway Music Festival is coming to the Bay Area this October at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. This year’s lineup includes artists like Marshmellow, DJ Susan, Alok, Koven, Remk and lots more. There will be numerous food and drink vendors open all day - including bars for those 21+. Be sure to check out the Halloween weekend. Tickets are available to purchase now.
