We foresee some exciting events in your future.

And most of them are free!

Monday, April 23: Channel Your Inner Blogger

When: 6pm to 8pm

Where: The Studio, 530 Hampshire St. Suite #306 (Mission), thestudiosf.com

Why: Considering starting a blog or want to take your existing one to the next level? Meet with SF bloggers IRL to ask questions and match with a potential mentor. Get a 1:1 session, maybe a shoutout on their Instagram story, and some bites, sweets, and booze. // Tickets (starting at $25) are available at eventbrite.com.

Monday, April 23: Nosh Mac and Cheese for Good

When: 11am to 3pm

Where: Sproul Hall, University of California, Berkeley, Barrow Ln. (Berkeley)

Why: Monday calls for comfort food. Head to the Berkeley Campus to get some of the East Bay's most decadent mac and cheese in classic, Gilroy garlic, or vegan options. All proceeds will be donated to Love146, an international nonprofit organization working to target and prevent child trafficking and exploitation. You can also pre-order to secure your cheesy goods. // facebook.com

Monday, April 23: Bike Across the GGB

When: 10am to 1pm

Where: 2351 Taylor St. (Fisherman's Wharf)

Why: Join a group of riders and a trusty tour guide to take in some of the best vantage points in the Bay Area from your bike, including Aquatic Park Cove, Palace of Fine Arts, Crissy Field, downtown Sausalito, and floating houseboats. Bring your own wheels or rent one from $25 from Spoke and Hub ($25). // Tickets ($50) are available at eventbrite.com.

Monday, April 23: Belly Dancing, Tarot, + More

When: 8pm to 10pm

Where: Bar Fluxus, 18 Harlan Place (Union Square)

Why: Enjoy a Balkan-infused evening with an art pop-up from Ali Hawkes, live music including accordion and sax, belly dancing, and craft cocktails. Oh, and you can even take a peek into your future with a tarot reading. // $10 suggested donation at the door, facebook.com.

Tuesday, April 24: Taste of Temescal

When: 6pm to 8:30pm

Where: Temescal Telegraph Business District, 4430 Telegraph Ave. # 49 (Oakland)

Why: Described as a farm-to-table trick or treat, this culinary crawl covers some of the most delectable eats in Oakland, including Aunt Mary's Cafe, Hawking Bird, Barcote Ethiopian Restaurant, Curbside Creamery, and more. There will be live music and prizes including gift cards to yummy places. While you're there, check out our guide to the 'hood. // Tickets ($40) are available at brownpapertickets.com.

Tuesday, April 24: Spring Farm Dinner

When: 6:30pm

Where: Pizzeria Delfina, 1444 Burlingame Ave. (Burlingame), pizzeriadelfina.com

Why: Pizzeria Delfina is hosting a special farm dinner celebrating spring. The four-course dinner includes softshell crab with ramps and greens, ricotta cavatelli with English peas, prosciutto cotto, and fresh herbs, Watson family spring lamb, and a pistachio gelato with strawberry conserva and ricotta di bufala for dessert. // Tickets ($89) are available at spring.brownpapertickets.com.

Wednesday, April 25: Free Bowling With ArtSpan

When: 6pm to 8pm

Where: Mission Bowling Club, 3176 17th St. (Mission), missionbowlingclub.com

Why: Head to the ArtSpan lane to knock down some pins for free while celebrating the newest art-in-neighborhoods exhibit. Featured artists include Case Sandberg, Randi Pace, Daniel Thomas, Rachel Znerold, and Barbara Pollak-Lewis. // facebook.com

Wednesday, April 25: Free Yoga

When: 5pm to 6pm

Where: Egoscue of San Francisco, 291 Geary St. (Union Square)

Why: Let's be real—between Soul Cycle, pilates, and yoga, fitness classes can get expensive. Zen out and get your stretch on with Egoscue. Whether you're a beginning or a yogi, they'll teach techniques and help establish better form. // facebook.com

Wednesday, April 25: Cote de Boeuf Supper

When: 5pm to 11:30pm

Where: CDP Bar, 3861 Piedmont Ave (Oakland), commisrestaurant.com/cdp-bar

Why: CDP, the bar adjacent to chef James Syhabout's Michelin-starred Commis restaurant, is now serving a four-course Cote de Boeuf supper for $65 per person. The casual four-course pre-fixe includes aged ribeye as the main, along with rotating snacks such as popcorn or spring crudites, gem lettuce, and a lemon posset with shaved grapefruit and Campari ice.

Thursday, April 26: Flatbreads and Booze

When: 11am to 2pm

Where: Dyafa, 44 Webster St (Oakland), dyafaoakland.com

Why: Dyafa, the collaboration between Reem Assil (whose bakery was just named Food & Wine's Best New Restaurant last week) and Daniel Patterson, opens for lunch in Jack London Square in the former Haven space. The menu to start is fairly small, and includes house made breads, dips, a kefta burger, and fresh-baked flatbread wraps, and more. There's also cocktails and wine; dinner and weekend brunch will follow.

Thursday, April 26: Oaxacan Happy Hour

When: 5pm to 8pm

Where: Cambria Gallery, 1045 Bryant St. (SoMa)

Why: Junctos Collective is celebrating ten years of dance with a Oaxacan-themed happy hour benefit. The fiesta will have mezcal tastings and cocktails, a dance performance, DJ, Mexican street food, and arts and crafts. // Tickets ($50) are available at juntoscollective.eventbrite.com.

Thursday, April 26: From Pappardelle to Lasagnette

When: 6:30pm to 9:30pm

Where: Cavallo Point Lodge, 601 Murray Circle (Sausalito)

Why: What's better than a plate of pasta? Learn to create egg and flour-based flat and noodles pastas from pappardelle to lasagnette. You'll even pick up some tips on some homemade sauces. // Tickets ($85) are available at eventbrite.com.

Thursday, April 26: Head to the Catwalk

When: 7pm

Where: 2225 Jerrold Ave. (Baview)

Why: Academy of Art is having their annual grad fashion show where designs in textiles, knitwear, menswear, jewelry, and metal arts will light up the runway. // RSVP at academyart.edu.

Thursday, April 26: Game On

When: 6pm to 9pm

Where: Google SF, 345 Spear St. "Top of The Mark" room (Embarcadero)

Why: Head to Spring Expo at Google SF to experience over 60 games from over 50 game developers. They'll be showing off their latest—try out the biggest collection of games made in the Bay Area in one place. Oh, and there will be pizza. // Tickets ($5-$10) are available at eventbrite.com.

Friday, April 27: Free Outdoor Screening of Ladybird

When: 8:30pm

Where: Proxy SF, 432 Octavia St. (Hayes Valley), proxysf.net

Why: Grab a blanket, a friend, pizza from Del Popolo, and perhaps baklava yogurt before heading to Proxy to see Ladybird under the stars. Get there early to snag a good spot! // eventbrite.com

Friday, April 27: Dance, Dance, Dance

When: Multiple times

Where: Multiple destinations

Why: Bay Area Dance Week begins with a slew of events from silent disco to folk to improv. // bayareadance.org

Friday, April 27: Lardo PDX Pops Up in SF

When: 5pm to 9pm

Where: The Pearl, 601 19th St. (Dogpatch), thepearlsf.com

Why: Lardo, Portland's premier sandwich shop, will be popping up in San Francisco for one day only. They'll be offering six of their signature sandwiches (like their Turkey Cubano, griddled mortadella, and pork meatball banh mi), hand cut fries, and craft brews from Oregon. // Tickets ($15) are available at brownpapertickets.com.

Saturday, April 28: Full Moon Walk Amid Wildflowers

When: 7pm to 9pm

Where: San Francisco Botanical Garden, 1199 9th Ave. (Golden Gate Park)

Why: Take in the botanical garden after dark to admire the glow of the flowers and foliage that come to life in the light of the moon. Light refreshments will be available. // Tickets ($30-$35) are available at eventbrite.com.

Saturday, April 28-29: For the Bookworms

When: 10am to 6pm

Where: Downtown Berkeley

Why: The annual Bay Area Book Festival brings together 250 diverse authors from the Bay Area and beyond from prize-winners to emerging voices. Entry is free if you're just looking to scope out some new reads at the outdoor fair; or go see keynotes, interviews, dynamic panels, presentations and more ($10-$15).// baybookfest.org.

Sunday, April 28-29: Vintage Paper Fair

When: 10am to 6pm Saturday, 11am to 5pm Sunday

Where: County Fair Building, 9th Ave. and Lincoln Way (Golden Gate Park)

Why: Check out one of the West Coast's largest selection of all manner of curious and beautiful paper from postcards, trade cards, stereoviews, photography, labels, brochures, Victorian transportation, and sports memorabilia. // vintagepaperfair.com

Sunday, April 29: Burger God Christopher Kronner Takes Henry's

When: 6pm to 10pm

Where: 2600 Durant Ave. (Berkeley), graduatehotels.com/berkeley

Why: Chef Christopher Kronner has taken over Henry's at the Graduate Hotel in Berkeley. He's completely overhauled the menu, adding his farm-to-table fare to everything from fresh and seasonally composed salads to larger entrée plates of roasted chicken, burgers and plates of bone marrow, of course. Breads and buns will be provided by Tartine. Brunch will be served Friday through Sunday.