FEAST SPRING 2009 READERS’ SURVEY
The Guardian cordially invites you to choose your Favorite Restaurants in the Bay Area!
Click here and share your favorite places to enjoy the following cuisines:
AFRICAN
ASIAN
CALIFORNIAN
FRENCH
ITALIAN
LATIN AMERICAN
MEDITERRANEAN
VEGETARIAN
We’ll highlight the most popular choices in our special Spring supplement, FEAST: A Food & Drink Magazine, coming out on April 22nd!
And just for voting, you’ll be entered to win a $100 gift certificate to one of the Bay Area’s most delicious restaurants! |
 CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES: MARCH NIGHTLIFE
Every Thursday night, the Academy opens its doors from 6pm - 10pm for NightLife, a chance for adults to explore the museum in a whole new light. Dance to some of San Francisco's most popular DJs, enjoy food and cocktails, and mingle while you delve into the Academy's world-class exhibits and get up close and personal with aquarium critters. Take in some knowledge with your libations - each week features provocative science programming and a few surprises. For adults ages 21 and over; tickets are $10.
Thursdays in April @ California Academy of Sciences, 55 Music Concourse Drive in Golden Gate Park |
 TICKETS NOW ON SALE:
SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL BEER FESTIVAL
One of the most insanely popular events in San Francisco returns to Fort Mason on April 25th to greet spring with a smile and a stein! This event ALWAYS sells out, and for good reason.
Sample over 300 incredible beers from some of the best craft brewers in the world. Taste a delicious variety of offerings from some of San Francisco’s best restaurants. $60 admission includes unlimited beer tastings
and noshing. The money raised for this event will go to fund the teaching and learning programs at the Telegraph Hill Cooperative Nursery School for an entire year!Visit online to get your tickets! |
THE WARFIELD: NEKO CASE
While Case's creative evolution has made for an impressive story so far, she's about to write the most remarkable chapter in that continuing saga with the release of her sixth studio album, Middle Cyclone. Ultimately, for Case, the songs and themes on Middle Cyclone express a long internal struggle, a pitched battle between nature and nurture. "Things like animals and nature, they're located in the tender receptor of my brain. And I'm just now trying to come to terms with the notion of loving people as much as I love those other things - because I grew up in a way that made me love the one but not the other."
June 10 @ The Warfield, 982 Market at Taylor
ENTER TO WIN! You could score tickets to this amazing show! Simply send your full name, mailing address, and the name of your favorite Neko Case song to promos@sfbg.com (subject line: NEKO SFBG) – stating that you are at least 18 years of age – and you'll be entered to win! Deadline for entry is Sunday, May 31, 2009. |
 SFJAZZ SPRING SEASON—LIVING LEGENDS AND NEW DIRECTIONS
The 10th Annual Spring Season – a four-month long extravaganza with something for every music lover.
Jazz masters? We’ve got ‘em, from the all-star SFJAZZ Collective (featuring Joe Lovano and Dave Douglas); to saxophonist Branford Marsalis; plus guitar gods Bill Frisell and John Scofield. Add to that mix a generous helping of world music, funk and more, including an Afrobeat dance party with Albino!; cutting-edge Americana from violinist Jenny Scheinman; Will Bernard’s greasy Blue Plate Special band featuring John Medeski and Stanton Moore; and culture-hopping grooves from Israeli superstar Idan Raichel.
There are nearly 40 incredible acts across the span of the SFJAZZ Spring Season. It’s a musical boomtown, springing up right here in San Francisco, so catch it before it’s gone! For more info on all of our amazing shows, to hear free music clips and to buy tickets visit us online, or call 866-920-5299.
Now through June 21 @ various San Francisco venues |
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