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Brunching Al Fresco: Our Favorite Patios for Midday Eating and Drinking
With summer approaching, it’s time to take advantage of the hot weather and clear skies (when they come around). Brunch is our favorite meal of the day here at 7x7, so why not take full advantage?
Three Reasons to Cross the Bay Bridge
Yep, it's that time again. Put on your best Kool-aid smile and let's-kick-it gear before traveling to the East Bay. You can't go wrong with these picks.
Three Reasons to Cross The Golden Gate Bridge
If you are looking for an excuse to escape the city and check out somewhere new, look no further than these North Bay to-dos.
This Week in Local Music News
The Mantles shared a new track entitled "Hello," to be found on their long-awaited new LP Long Enough to Live, which was recorded by local genius Kelley Stoltz. [via Soundcloud]
Likewise, the ever-prolific Sonny & The Sunsets dropped a new song, "Palmreader," and announced a slew of tour dates to support their upcoming album Antenna to the Afterworld. [via Stereogum]
Cultures Collide for a Gorgeous Wedding at the Bently Reserve
Jen and Mike were both born and raised in San Francisco, and though they grew up in different cultures, they were united at a classic San Franciscan wedding.
The Soft Moon's Luis Vasquez on Working with Trent Reznor, Constant Touring, and Growing Up in the Desert
In music, as in life, all things are cyclical. In the last several years, there has been nothing short of a rebirth of so-called "minimal wave," a genre born in the late 1970s and early 1980s when artists who would have otherwise picked up guitars and drum kits began experimenting with synthesizers and drum machines instead.
Kickstart SOMArt's Underground Performance Art Marathon
I've come to rely on SOMArts for a running calendar of envelope-pushing events and exhibits (i.e. the Underground Market, monthly Feast of Words literary potlucks, annual Dia de los Muertos extravaganza, not to mention all of the exhibits). A few years ago, curator and gallery director Justin Hoover clued me in to a show idea he was toying with that would make unprecedented use of SOMArt's exhibition space.
We Wanna Be Friends With: Phil Jaber of Philz Coffee
Our city is chock-full of interesting people and wild personalities. Overwhelmed by the coolness? Every week we'll pick one standout local we'd love to be friends with to answer seven essential questions about their life in San Francisco.
Parking Ticket Victory!
Dear Parking Guru,
Five months and three days after following your advice, which was to immediately request an in-person hearing with an SFMTA parking administrative judge and use the 72-hour law as my defense, I am declaring victory on this fine San Francisco morning.
Score Summer Deals in Phoenix, Arizona
In Phoenix, the locals know that when the mercury starts to creep up, resort rates fall and it’s time to live like rock stars.
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