Presidio Forest Stewards
Join Presidio Forest Stewards to learn urban forestry while helping plant, weed, mulch, and maintain young trees in the Presidio—outdoor volunteer work for conservation and stewardship.
Free Admission Day: Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History
Explore the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History with free admission day, featuring wildlife and habitat displays, and cultural artifacts like Ohlone relics, in a seaside setting. A welcoming outing for curious families and visitors to learn, explore, and connect with the community.
History Museum: Free First Fridays (Redwood City)
Free admission 10:00–16:00 on the first Friday of every month at the San Mateo County History Museum. Housed in a 1910 courthouse with a stained-glass dome and mosaic tile floor, it offers a window into local history.
Campfire Program
Free daily 30-minute campfire talks by National Park Service rangers at Presidio Tunnel Tops covering Indigenous histories, military stories including Buffalo Soldiers, WWII Japanese American internment, and more.
Oakland First Fridays: Pride & Community
Street festival on Telegraph Ave in Oakland features art, food, music and community, happening 5-9 PM on the first Friday each month.
Laksapalooza
Join Chef Linda for Laksapalooza at 18 Reasons and dive into laksa, exploring its many regional varieties. This hands-on cooking class builds foundational spice-paste techniques and teaches how to coax bold, balanced flavors in a Southeast Asian noodle favorite.
The Kid Laroi
The Kid Laroi performs a high-energy pop-hip-hop show at The Masonic in San Francisco on June 5, 2026. Expect chart-topping hits, rapid-fire verses, and an intimate, vibrant concert vibe inside the historic venue. Perfect for fans of contemporary pop-rap and live music in a classic San Francisco venue.
Oakland Critical Mass | First Friday
Oakland Critical Mass is a monthly group bike ride starting at 8 pm from Frank H. Ogawa Plaza (BikeLink lockers at 14th & Broadway) and finishing near Telegraph Ave where Oakland Art Murmur proceeds. A casual, social ride that connects cycling with Oakland's art scene, inviting adults to pedal city streets together.
Craig Conant
Stand-up comedian Craig Conant performs at Cobb's Comedy Club in San Francisco. This late show brings his sharp, uncensored material to a classic Bay Area comedy venue and promises a lively, intimate club atmosphere.
Clue: The Movie
Screening of the cult classic Clue at the Curran Theatre in San Francisco. This feature presentation brings the 1985 whodunit comedy to the big screen, offering fans a nostalgic, lighthearted night in a historic theater setting.
Private Event
Private, invitation-only event at Cafe Du Nord — an indoor bar/music venue; details and access are restricted to guests and organizers.
Booker T. Jones
Legendary Booker T. Jones headlines a soulful, Hammond-organ driven live show at Freight & Salvage in Berkeley, delivering classic R&B and bluesy funk for an intimate Bay Area evening.
TEEN SUICIDE
Teen Suicide performs a live indie/lo-fi/emo set at Cornerstone Berkeley on June 6, 2026 — an intimate, artsy gig for fans of raw, DIY indie rock.
Late Night Clubbing #046
Late Night Clubbing #046 dives into a moody, high-energy nightlife scene with precise DJ sets, pulsating lights, and a late-hour buzz that keeps the floor alive.
Nike Missile Site Open House
Monthly open house at the SF-88 Nike Missile Site (Golden Gate NRA) with rangers and veterans sharing Cold War history and guided tours at 12:15, 1:15 and 2:15 PM.
Campfire Program
Free daily 30-minute campfire talks by National Park Service rangers at Presidio Tunnel Tops covering Indigenous histories, military stories including Buffalo Soldiers, WWII Japanese American internment, and more.
Ecstatic Chanting with Jai Uttal & Friends
Experience ecstatic chanting with Jai Uttal & Friends at The Castro Room. A devotional evening of kirtan and world music led by Jai Uttal, offering intimate vocal harmonies and trance-inducing rhythms.
DOUG E. FRESH
Doug E. Fresh, dubbed the World’s Greatest Entertainer and Original Human Beatbox, brings four decades of hip-hop and vocal percussion to Yoshi's Oakland. Expect a high-energy live set, signature vocal percussion, and a groundbreaking show in an intimate club setting.
BATS Improv presents: The Short Show
BATS Improv's The Short Show hits Bayfront Theater with razor-fast scenes, snap callbacks, and audacious crowd participation, a nimble, big-hearted comedy sprint in sfbayarea's home for improv.
Warp Speed
Warp Speed from BATS Improv rockets through rapid-fire scenes at the Bayfront Theater, pairing sci-fi energy with quick-witted characters for a wildly entertaining, high-velocity laugh ride.
Juneteenth Pop-Ups on the Waterfront
A daytime pop-up market along the Ferry Building plaza celebrating Juneteenth on the waterfront. Browse diverse food stalls and local vendors, enjoy live displays and seasonal treats, and soak up waterfront views in a family-friendly, community-focused celebration.
Battery Townsley Open House
Monthly open house and guided tours at Battery Townsley (Fort Cronkhite) exploring its WWII and Cold War era underground tunnels, guns, and historic military use.
Campfire Program
Free daily 30-minute campfire talks by National Park Service rangers at Presidio Tunnel Tops covering Indigenous histories, military stories including Buffalo Soldiers, WWII Japanese American internment, and more.
Flavors of Provence
Experience Flavors of Provence at 18 Reasons with a hands-on Provencal cooking class. From olive-tapenade bites and fig-toasts to anchoïade, you’ll explore bold Mediterranean ingredients and time-honored techniques in an intimate kitchen setting. A delicious, immersive introduction to Southern French flavors.
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