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Despite San Francisco’s typical May gray weather, foggy conditions couldn’t put a damper on Bay to Breakers ’ party atmosphere as thousands of runners, walkers and exhibitionists took to the streets Sunday. The 12-kilometer race, which winds its way through the middle of San Francisco , is only a race for some. Many took a more leisurely approach, weighed down by elaborate costumes and the sloshing of alcoholic beverages in their stomachs. Early risers, who were there for competition and to set personal bests, took off from the starting line at Howard and Main streets at 8 a.m. Douglas Zimmerman/SFGATE Douglas Zimmerman/SFGATE Douglas Zimmerman/SFGATE Douglas Zimmerman/SFGATE (Douglas Zimmerman/SFGATE) (Douglas Zimmerman/SFGATE) For full coverage, see our Bay to Breakers page . More News — Mysterious buyer purchases entire Calif. ghost town for $22.5M — Bay Area man, 61, arrested after I-880 road rage … [Read more...] about Photos show Bay to Breakers taking over San Francisco streets

0 San Francisco | Featured Event Susan C. Schena , Patch Staff May 21 Event Details Sun, May 21, 2023 Add to calendar More info here Young Women's Choral Projects Of San Francisco Spring Concert 'Unicorns' Sunday, May 21, 2023 -  2 p.m. & 4 p.m. San Francisco Conservatory of Music Bowes Center, 200 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco, CA From Young Women's Choral Projects of San Francisco (YWCP) : "Young Women's Choral Projects of San Francisco will present its Spring concert, Unicorns on Sunday, May 21 at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music Bowes Center (200 Van Ness Ave). "Under the direction of Interim Artistic Director Dr. Martín Benvenuto, YWCP's premier chorus, Young Women's Chorus will showcase innovation through San Francisco Bay Area choral works, the world premiere of a commission in honor of YWCP founder Dr. Susan McMane, and the commissioned premiere … [Read more...] about Young Women’s Choral Projects Of SF ‘Unicorns’ Spring Concert 2023: San Francisco

0 Berkeley, CA | Featured Event Susan C. Schena , Patch Staff May 20 Event Details Sat, May 20, 2023 Add to calendar More info here 4th Annual Bay Area Black Restaurant Week Friday, May 19 - Sunday, May 28, 2023 Participating restaurants, Oakland, San Francisco & Bay Area metro cities, CA From Black Restaurant Week : "Celebrate the flavors of African-American, African and Caribbean cuisine for the 4th annual Bay Area Black Restaurant Week. "Black Restaurant Week is showcasing Black-owned restaurants and culinary businesses across Northern California including Oakland, San Francisco, Sacramento, and surrounding metro areas. "Dine at one of the participating restaurants offering a special Black Restaurant Week menu. "Visit www.BlackRestaurantWeeks.com for more information. "Note: Tickets not needed to support participating restaurants." MORE INFO & RESTAURANT … [Read more...] about 4th Annual Black Restaurant Week 2023: San Francisco Bay Area

0 This post is sponsored and contributed by Arts & Entertainment Phil Collins will hit 15 cities as part of his 2019 "Still Not Dead Yet, Live!" tour. Here's how you can watch. TicketNetwork , Brand Partner Posted | Updated Reply SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Phil Collins is coming to San Francisco this year as part of his “Still Not Dead Yet, Live!” tour. The 15-city jaunt begins Sept. 23 in Dallas and ends Oct. 19 in Las Vegas. Other cities on the schedule: Houston, Tampa, Atlanta, Charlotte, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, New York City, Louisville, Omaha, Denver, Phoenix, San Francisco and Las Vegas. In San Francisco, the singer will play at Chase Center on Oct. 17. Tickets to the show, which starts at 8 p.m., can be bought today . Enter the promo code "PatchTickets10" to get 10 percent off. According to Collins’ Instagram post announcing the tour dates, the trek was due to “overwhelming demand.” Concertgoers can expect … [Read more...] about Phil Collins 2019 Tour To Hit San Francisco: Date, Tickets

Bay to Breakers is a two-headed beast. There’s the 7.46-mile footrace that draws elite athletes from around the world to wake at dawn and speed across the city, and there’s whatever’s happening outside this liquor store on Divisadero and Fell Street at 10 a.m. A belligerent green M&M cries into her phone while spilling vodka on the sidewalk, as the Pope and Jesus make out nearby. At 8:35 a.m., Colin Bennie won the men’s race, finishing in 35 minutes and 49 seconds. He may go on to run the New York Marathon in the fall, or even compete in the 2024 Olympics in Paris. At 10.15 a.m., a naked man in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles body paint nearly fell off the roof of a Queen Anne Victorian while screaming along to “Baby Shark.” Who knows what his future holds. I’m posted up at what may be the epicenter of the madness, outside New Star-Ell Liquor store on Divisadero, around halfway along the race. It’s the last liquor store on the route for those who need to restock on … [Read more...] about Inside the last liquor store on San Francisco’s Bay to Breakers route

close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for May 24 Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. Protesters cut short a rare outdoor meeting of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors Tuesday where the board president had planned to question Mayor London Breed on her administration's response to the crisis of brazen open-air drug dealing. Board President Aaron Peskin moved the first part of the board's weekly meeting to a plaza in the troubled Tenderloin neighborhood near City Hall, where rampant dealing and drug use take place. He asked the mayor if she would commit to setting up an emergency operations center and coordinate departments to shut down "public drug dealing" in open sites such as in the plaza within 90 days. But heckling and chants of "no more cops" from the large crowd were so loud that Peskin moved the meeting back to City Hall before the mayor could answer. Breed did not answer Peskin’s question directly after the meeting … [Read more...] about Rare outdoor meeting with San Francisco mayor, city board over drug crisis cut short due to protestors