Work off that turkey coma with some chic events this weekend. 

Booksigning at Le Clos 

James Beard Award-winning author Jeff Scott just came out with the third edition of his acclaimed cookbook, Notes from a Kitchen. Since Shawn Gawle (Le Clos) and Juan Contreras (Atelier Crenn) are both featured in the book, they're throwing a party to celebrate with honey-inspired desserts from each culinary master and special night caps from Les Clos' Cara Patricia Higgins.Sunday, December 7: 9– 11pm; 234 Townsend Street

Treasure Island Flea 

Looking to avoid Black Friday crowds but still want to get some early shopping done? Check out "Snowvember" at Treasure Island Flea. Okay, there won't really be snow, but there will be hundreds of local vendors ranging from indie designers, up-cyclers, collectors, handmakers, makers, bakers, and more, plus outdoor exhibits, scavenger hunts, and gourmet food trucks. Saturday and Sunday, November 29-30; 10am-4pm, Great Lawn, Treasure Island. $3 entrance fee

Downtown Snowfall 

And speaking of snow, if you're looking to see some flakes in the flesh, just step into the Hyatt Regency San Francisco. That's right, inside. Complementing the dramatic lights and over-the-top décor, that includes a 30-foot tree and over-sized holiday characters, snow will fall daily inside the hotel's 17-story atrium lobby illuminated by 300,000 lights. Wowza. Snow times: Weekends, 10:30am, 12:30pm, 4:30pm, and 6:30pm; Weekdays at 4:30pm and 6:30pm. November 22 - December 30; 5 Embarcadero Center

First Tuesdays Free Admission Day 

Don't forget to stop and smell the roses this holiday season, or in this case, admire the art. Pretty much every museum in the Bay Area (the de Young, JCCSF, etc.) is offering free admission to their permanent exhibits Tuesday, December 2. Take this opportunity to check out the Keith Haring exhibit at the deYoung and grab a Bue Bottle from the cafe.