Now In San Francisco

Tuesday, May 23, 2017

Things to do in San Francisco Whether you are a first-time visitor or a long-time resident, San Francisco offers hundreds of choices…
Why Cable Cars? Cable Cars are iconic symbols of San Francisco and attract over eight million riders each year. They…
San Francisco Tours on Foot San Francisco is an incredibly wonderful walking city! You can book many different San Francisco tours…

Things To Do In San Francisco

Every 15 Minutes - Livermore High School
As a part of my involvement with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), I attended the Every 15 Minutes event at Livermore High School. This was a... Read More
Alcatraz - Ai Weiwei Exhibit
Planning to visit San Francisco this fall? Planning to visit Alcatraz? Get your tickets early as the exhibit of esteemed artist from Beijing, Ai... Read More
Things to do in Chinatown
San Francisco's Chinatown is truly an iconic destination. Check out some fun things to do in Chinatown! After you get your souvenir kite,... Read More
A Mother's Day Treat - Art and Chocolate in Santa Cruz
For Mother's Day we took my Mother to the Art and Chocolate event in Santa Cruz. This is an annual event where the artists open their studios for... Read More
Opera at AT&T Park
The SF Giants are bringing opera to the masses. Beer, hotdogs and La Traviata (and maybe some garlic fries), perhaps a new classic? What... Read More
Uncorked Wine Festival - Ghirardelli Square
On Saturday, May 17th, at Ghirardelli Square, they're holding the "Uncorked Wine Festival". This is likely to be great fun! Here's a video that... Read More
Are the Seattle Seahawks Doing the San Francisco Fans a Favor?
This past week the Seattle Seahawks announced that they would not be allowing anyone with a California billing address to purchase tickets to... Read More
Sugar Rush 2013 - A Great Evening for a Great Cause
Tomorrow night is the Spark Program's annual fundraiser Sugar Rush. We attended last year and had a great time. We are going back this year. I... Read More
San Francisco Tours on Foot
San Francisco is an incredibly wonderful walking city! You can book many different San Francisco tours to enjoy different perspectives of the city,... Read More
Things to do in San Francisco: Golden Gate Bridge
The Golden Gate Bridge is one of many iconic symbols of San Francisco. A beacon of the city's style and grace. The Golden Gate Bridge is a suspension... Read More
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Best Restaurants

2014 NowInSanFrancisco.com Favorite Neighborhood Restaurant Contest - Noe Valley
Now In San Francisco.com is holding its Favorite Neighborhood Restaurant Contest for Noe Valley. There are two categories of participants in the... Read More
Winter 2013-14 Guide to the Best Restaurants in San Francisco
If you have been in the Bay Area for any length of time, you have probably been asked, What is the best restaurant in San Francisco? You (or any... Read More
Is La Mar Cebicheria Peruana One of the Best Restaurants in San Francisco?
La Mar Cebicheria Peruana – A recent afternoon in the city took us to La Mar, Cebecheria Peruana at Pier 1 ½ on the Embarcadero on San Francisco's... Read More
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San Francisco History and Interesting Facts

Solar Roadways, Imagine the Possibilities!
This doesn't exactly fit the category, but it is an interesting "fact". Here is an absolutely amazing idea that could easily become a reality. ... Read More
The History of Sourdough Starter
Sourdough bread is a well known San Francisco treat. It is unique in that each batch takes a "sourdough starter" that is saved from the previous... Read More
San Francisco History and Interesting Facts: Who Didn't Find the Bay
It is interesting that Europeans sailed up and down the coast of California for nearly 200 years before the bay was finally discovered by a land... Read More
Why Cable Cars?
Cable Cars are iconic symbols of San Francisco and attract over eight million riders each year. They offer the charm of Victorian San Francisco of... Read More
San Francisco History: Who "Discovered" San Francisco Bay?
San Francisco Bay was discovered in 1769 when an expedition to Monterey Bay led by Gaspar de Portola, the Spanish appointed governor of California... Read More
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