Pedaling the Presidio
"Cycle through scenery, immerse in history on this five-mile, moderate bicycle ride. A unique program in a unique national park led by Ranger James Osborne. Bike and helmet are required."
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Pedaling the Presidio
By Abigail Shull |
"Cycle through scenery, immerse in history on this five-mile, moderate bicycle ride. A unique program in a unique national park."
Greenbelt Alliance Walk: Exploring North Berkeley
By Robert Prinz |
From Greenbelt Alliance: See how Berkeley has changed over time as we meander city streets to experience a wide variety of historic architecture, from grand Victorian villas to unique Maybeck designs. We’ll also explore the area’s unique paths, the Gourmet Ghetto, Codornices Creek, Berkeley Rose Garden, and more. We will be mostly on city sidewalks […]
Talking Headways Podcast: Climbing the Ladder Together
By Jeff Wood |
This week we’re joined by Joseph Curtatone, mayor of Somerville, Massachusetts, which is currently working on plans for transit-oriented development around the Green Line Extension. Mayor Curtatone talks about how that effort is progressing and can be recreated in the future, and how this inner Boston suburb has transformed yet maintained its unique character over his 14 years in office.
San Jose Bike Party: Dia De Los Muertos Ride
By Andrew Saavedra |
From SJ Bike Party: This Month’s Theme is Dia De Los Muertos as we Celebrate some merging of culture that is unique to San Jose. Come Celebrate the Day of the Dead with us!
Ready-to-Bake Pie Class with founder of Pietisserie at Homespun!
By Aaron Bialick |
From EBBC: Prepare a homemade pie, from start to finish, with your neighbor Jaynelle St. Jean of PieTisserie. The class will focus on creating a fruit-forward apple or pear-berry pie with a flaky double crust and beautiful lattice top.
PieTisserie offers unique takes on classic dessert pies, made with whole, fresh and frequently local, organic […]
SPUR Lunchtime Forum: Archiving the City
By Michael Rhodes |
"FoundSF invites history buffs, community leaders, and San Franciscans of all kinds to share their unique stories, images, and videos from past and present. With over 1,800 articles of primary sources, essays, and images, the new FoundSF, co-sponsored by the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society, is poised to become the Living Archive of the […]