Embark on this two-mile walking tour that takes you up (and down) some of the city's most iconic stairways. You'll scale the steps, soak in views of the Golden Gate Bridge, and explore San Francisco's steep terrain.

Dive into the surprisingly spooky underbelly of an area known more for its free love than its serial killers. True crime aficionado Eric Curry guides you to spots like Charles Manson's house and a sidewalk made of tombstones.

For 10 years, underground "magic speakeasy" the Magic Patio has wowed crowds with inexplicable sights and feats. Creators Andrew Evans and Naomi Aeva revisit some of their favorite tricks and premiere new illusions in their latest show.

Otters, seals, and more adorable creatures await during this 45-minute tour of the legendary sea animal rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation facility, which has helped hundreds of water-dwellers survive.

Heath Ceramics is synonymous with Bay Area arts and crafts, producing stunning tiles and dinnerware since 1948. This full factory tour provides a rare peek into the manufacturing process.

"Part bar-hop, part ghost tour," this haunted pub crawl balances booze with boos. A guide will take participants to Gold Rush-era haunts, tell tales of Barbary Coast specters, and accompany guests to modern-day watering holes that have no shortage of spirits.

Are we really ready for "SF's first AI-powered stand-up comedy show"? Find out, as comedians are pitted against jokes written by ChatGPT artificial intelligence in a laugh riot that just might result in a rare win for humanity.

Chicago rapper CupcakKe's lyrics could make anyone blush, but her motor-mouthed delivery, impeccable fashion, and sense of pure joy in speaking freely are irresistible. Catch her on the West Coast during this concert at 1015 Folsom.

Find a spot for your mat on the Grace Cathedral's famous indoor labyrinth, and enjoy the amazing architecture from different angles during this weekly yoga class, set to live music that rings throughout the church.

Immigrant feminists, freedom fighters, and other outspoken South Asian activists from the past 100 years get some shine on this invigorating tour, led by community historians Barnali Ghosh and Anirvan Chatterjee.

Take a trip to Isleton for this annual street festival, where crawdads from the Delta (and plenty of other seafood delicacies) are served alongside local art and live music.

The only thing better than learning to skate from D. Miles, Jr. — San Francisco's Skate Godfather himself — is learning in an old church that's been converted into a (socially distanced, masked) roller rink!

Get some of that good green — green tea powder, that is — any number of ways at this celebration of the beloved Japanese tea. Drinks, dishes, and delicacies will be on offer as you enjoy DJs and matcha-themed entertainment.

The name says it all, but the details are delicious. This festival offers chocolate art in the form of body painting, sculpture, and performance — all while patrons enjoy live music and free chocolate.

Dive deep into the history of this radical Black community group that has defined Bay Area resistance for more than five decades, in this educational walking tour led by Panther members themselves.

Sharpen up on your kitchen basics with the experts at terrific local knife shop Bernal Cutlery, offering a safe, hands-on, and informative overview of proper chopping technique.

Afro-Cuban ensemble Orquesta La Moderna Tradición kicks off the party for La Peña Cultural Center, which has been celebrating BIPOC and immigrant community roots music and dancing for nearly half a century.

A poetic soul and ace guitarist whose romantically wry songs can evoke smoke-tinged city rooms or wide-open countryside, Maurice Tani has been an SF staple for more than 40 years — and you can experience his music at this concert.

Mr. Bing's is one of the low-key best cocktail bars in SF. The joint's been around for decades — even Anthony Bourdain loved it — but the laughs will be anything nut dated as it hosts a roster of stand-ups from Comedy Central and beyond.

Beloved plant store The Mellow Haight transforms into an intimate music venue twice every month, hosting live performances among its lush array of greenery. Guests can BYOB, listen to some tunes, and enjoy 15% off of purchases made during the event.

The UK wizard of moody but danceable electronic music fills the grand, historic Hibernia Bank building with exquisite sounds, eerie samples, and plenty of bass.

Immerse yourself in the ambient sounds of musicians Egemen Sanli, Phoenix Song, Sam Jackson, and special guest musician Destani Wolf as they take over the cathedral's sacred space for a soul-cleansing experience.

Celebrate the solstice by crafting in cahoots with a casual coven: tarot readings, journaling, and live music from Cami, Legally John, Yumin, and Mamoon are all in the stars at Souvenir Coffee Co.

The brilliant choreographer behind the SF Hip-Hop Dance Festival, Micaya presents two full weekends of workshops and performances from the likes of SoulForce Dance Company and Hell on Heels.

If it ain't broke, don't fix it — but if it is, bring it to the Randall Museum for a seminar on which glues to choose to get the job done. Tools and materials are provided.

Get lost in the suds in historic downtown Alameda as you sip tasty NorCal brews, sample local chefs' dishes, and groove to sets from Bay Area bands.

Explore San Francisco's immigrant-inspired cuisine while celebrating the launch of a new map that shares the stories behind chefs, dishes, and restaurants — from sourdough to the city's first Malaysian restaurant.

Chef Kaz Matsune of the Breakthrough Sushi collective guides guests thorough knife handling skills, sushi rice preparation, and where to find ingredients for the freshest rainbow roll. After you're done learning, you'll eat!

Castro Country Club is a wonderful and rare sober space for LGBTQIA+ people. For its Pride season fundraiser, drag goddesses Sister Roma and Bobby Friday present a cavalcade of bedazzling queens.

Want to keep the party going after LakeFest? Head to Crybaby to prolong the celebration in Oakland among new friends, while a DJ spins an eclectic soundtrack.

The beloved improv comedy troupe takes Pride to the extreme with its annual "30 Gay Plays in 60 Gay Minutes," offering a fast-paced cascade of wild laughs and touching moments.

Don't flake on upping your pastry game. Chef Francesca teaches bakers of all experience levels how to make a perfect, irresistible pâte à choux and a divine and chocolatey eclair.

"Baby I'm the Wolf" is the title of up-and-coming indie pop artist Ha Vay's new album, the latest act to appear at the essential, long-running Popcene music showcase. See her before she really blows up.

The Endgames comedy improv troupe pushes it to the limit with this show, inspired by San Francisco beat poets and Chicago's experimental theater scene. If you enjoy anything-goes comedy that goes to unexpected places, you're in for a treat.

The LGBTQIA+ country scene goes back to the 1970s, with the groundbreaking band Lavender Country paving the way. Musical descendants Secret Emchy Society, Proud Mary, and Risque Country keep the spurs a-jangling at this concert.

Steep yourself in herbal tea knowledge, as expert Crystal Marie Higgins guides you through quick hot teas, overnight infusions, cold brews, and soothing decoctions. You'll even make your own blend.

Enjoy a front-row seat at the Pride Parade and view all the contingents of cheerleaders, marching bands, drag queens, muscle boys, and glorious elders up close and personal.

If the thought of the crush of sparkling masses at the Pride Parade sends a chill down your spine, grab a chilled beverage and dance the day away from your perch atop the Proper Hotel, where DJ Charles Hawthorne provides the soundtrack.

After the big parade and day parties, march your sequined keister down to the Audio club for a night of classic house grooves served up by DJs David Harness, Tedd Patterson, and drag goddess Juanita More.

Goth music and bowling — they're an unlikely pairing, but this party should melt even the darkest hearts. DJs Tom Axe, Zlaya, Polly Eurethane, and Starr Noir set an eerie mood at the hip Mission Bowling Club.

Veteran Edinburgh Fringe Fest sketch troupe Business Casual saddles up for a night of yee-haws, as protagonist Levi Jeans roams through the Wild West and quickly gets caught up in slapstick adventures.

Celebrate the Fourth all over again at this block party that welcomes folks from throughout the Bay Area — and beyond! Grab a drink, listen to DJs spinning Afrobeats, and meet some new people.

It's been a quarter of a century since that squeaky, squarepants-ed little fellow floated into pop culture dominance, and the Princess drag show and dance party is giving bikini bottoms, sandy cheeks, and even some sexy Squidwards in his honor.

Level up your sourdough skills in this hands-on class, where you'll discuss how to feed and maintain a starter before using one to bake a sourdough flatbread. You'll go home with a starter and the knowledge needed to bake sourdough bread or pizza.

Inspired by Asian night markets, this expansive food festival takes over the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds for the weekend — save room for everything from birrieria to bubble tea.

The 25th installment of this celebration of all things weird, whacky, and otherwise perfectly San Francisco arrives on May 4th — so of course it's going to add a "Star Wars" theme to the usual Burning Man, underground rave, wild art vibes.