All over the world, St. Patrick’s Day has become an excellent excuse for many to stumble around town, testing their body’s limit for alcohol consumption. However, as many New York residents can probably tell you, a lack of planning for a weekend of heavy imbibing on a mass scale could lead to all sorts of [...]
Tuesday, February 14, 2012 By Tim Maytom
Today is Valentine’s Day, and your thoughts may well be turning to love, whether you’re in the warm flush of new love, the comfort of a long-term relationship, or free, single and out on the prowl. More than anything else, love has provided the fuel for some great songs, either in celebration or in mourning. [...]
Friday, February 3, 2012 By Lucia Chung
Valentine’s Day is quickly coming up, and if you haven’t made plans already, it’s about time to start! Cooking classes are already mostly sold out, but lucky for you procrastinators out there, there are still some events that are up for grabs. We’ve got some love-centric free/ticketed events listed below, all of which feature food [...]
Wednesday, December 28, 2011 By eventseekr
BOOTIE NYE 2012 SATURDAY DECEMBER 31 MEZZANINE NYE 2011: 9pm – 3am San Francisco, CA The Mezzanine is a club/venue that’s not too big, and not too small. It’s just the right size to be as accommodating as it is intimate–which is especially key for a night out on the town such as New Year’s [...]
Wednesday, December 21, 2011 By Julia Glosemeyer
2011 was ridiculously big on good new music. We live in exciting times, ladies and gentlemen. To those who claim that all great music was produced in the past, I want to say–which planet do you live on? The current state of music is actually one of the few things we 21st-century humans should be [...]
Wednesday, December 21, 2011 By Alexa D
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It turns out that the best antidote to holiday craziness is a solid dose of humor and snark. This past Saturday, I checked out KMLZ: HOLIDAZE, a creative collaboration between Killing My Lobster (KML), San Francisco’s leading sketch comedy group, and Z Space, a venue dedicated to new works. The outcome of this collaboration was [...]
Tuesday, December 20, 2011 By Joey Pangilinan
Music at any given moment and at any given time can strike a very magnetic hold on people, magic even. Moreover, if Will Farrell in Elf has taught me anything, it’s that the best way to spread Christmas, and holiday cheer in general, is to sing loud for all to hear. We are just past [...]
Tuesday, December 13, 2011 By Lucia Chung
Smuin Ballet‘s Christmas program truly has a little something for everyone. The performance is divided into two acts: “The Classical Christmas” and “The Cool Christmas,” both of which incorporate holiday themes from around the world. As the names of the acts imply, the show alternates from traditional ballet to cool contemporary dance, keeping the audience [...]
Wednesday, December 7, 2011 By Alexa Dooseman
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There’s no question that everyone celebrates the holiday season differently. Some gather with family as often as possible; others have White Elephant parties with eggnog and mulled wine; some watch Christmas movies from Thanksgiving to New Years. Personally, I started listening to Christmas songs a month ago. But if you’re looking for something less traditional, [...]
Wednesday, November 23, 2011 By Jules Miller
All of New England is giddy for the arrival of the holiday season, especially this year since the nor’easter that hit the day before Halloween coated much of the region in an early snow. Many of New England’s Christmas activities are family-friendly happenings with visits from Santa, an abundance of decorations, regional favorites like chowder [...]
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