Exhibition Tour: Object Oriented: Abstraction and Design in the BAMPFA Collection
Guided exhibition tour at BAMPFA exploring abstraction and design across the museum’s collection with a focus on object-oriented works — ideal for art lovers, students, and visitors.
Consumers and the Future of Energy Affordability
An insightful panel at Manny's on energy affordability, tech advances, and climate policy shaping household bills. Moderated by Mary Catherine O'Connor, featuring Neil Chatterjee, Chris Kemper, and Arnab Pal, exploring midterm impacts and pragmatic paths to a consumer-centric ene
Smart IP Strategy for Life Sciences Startups
Practical session on intellectual property strategy for life sciences startups, covering patents, licensing and commercialization to help founders protect and monetize their innovations.
Big Bang: Party After Dark
An after-hours fundraiser at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco. Big Bang: Party After Dark blends hands-on science demos, planetarium shows, and themed exhibits with music and cocktails for an adult, nightlife-friendly evening.
Campfire Program
Free daily 30-minute campfire talks at Presidio Tunnel Tops where National Park Service rangers present Indigenous, military, and WWII internment histories for visitors of all ages.
Under the Skin of the City
Screening of Rakhshan Bani-Etemad’s acclaimed Iranian social drama "Under the Skin of the City" at BAMPFA — a Persian-language film (with English subtitles) exploring urban life and family struggles.
Architecture x Architecture: ML's Implications for Architecture
At SFMOMA, a panel brings together architects and ML researchers to explore the implications of machine learning for architecture. Expect discussions on AI-driven design, computation, materials, and how data reshapes workflows and urban spaces.
Guisados
Join a hands-on cooking class at 18 Reasons to make three guisos—Tita's Carne Guisada, Chicken in Chile Verde Cream Sauce, and Mushrooms in Chile Colorado. Roll out tortillas and serve over Toasted Cumin Rice with Calabacitas con Elote, exploring comforting home-style Mexican flavors.
How Yoga Transformed My Life, Part 1 of 2
Two-part yoga workshop with Swami Ramananda exploring five pivotal teachings from over 50 years of practice. Part 1 on April 23, 2026 at 6:00 PM (UTC) is offered online and in-person at the Integral Yoga Institute San Francisco, with Part 2 following on April 30.
Ukraine—The Future
An evening at the Commonwealth Club examining Ukraine’s path forward and its implications for European security and global policy. Experts analyze reform, resilience, and the evolving geopolitical landscape shaping Ukraine’s future in a changing world.
Dr. Rachel Zoffness
Dr. Rachel Zoffness speaks at Kepler's Books in the Bay Area about Tell Me Where It Hurts, a compassionate bridge between medicine and psychology that reframes pain into understanding and healing.
Gilaneh
Screening of Rakhshan Bani-Etemad’s Gilaneh, a poignant Iranian war drama about family and resilience, at BAMPFA on Apr 23, 2026.
Rave Culture: A New Era
Part of the DOC'N ROLL Film Festival, Rave Culture: A New Era traces how late-1980s underground raves in Thatcher-era Britain fueled a new electronic sound. This screening at 4 Star Theater uses archival imagery and interviews to illuminate the birth of breakbeat and the global rave movement.
Functional Flow for Everyone: Yoga with Jason Crandell
Join renowned yoga instructor Jason Crandell for a hands-on session at The Castro Room, exploring anatomy, sequencing, and contemporary techniques for a sustainable practice. This workshop demystifies functional flow and provides practical cues for all levels to elevate your daily practice.
Terror of Mechagodzilla
Screening of Terror of Mechagodzilla at Alamo Drafthouse SF, a wild chapter in Toho's kaiju saga. Expect retro rubber-suit monsters, over-the-top sci-fi thrills, and big-screen nostalgia for monster movie fans.
Sarod Trilogy: Amjad Ali Khan & Bangash
An intimate evening of raga-infused sarod virtuosity, Maestro Amjad Ali Khan joins his sons Amaan and Ayaan Bangash for a landmark Sarod Trilogy at Freight & Salvage in Berkeley, delivering lush classical improvisations and masterful artistry.
Stanford Causal Science Conference: Frontiers in AI Evaluation
A one-day academic conference at Stanford's Li Ka Shing Center (April 24, 2026) exploring Frontiers in AI Evaluation and causal science, with talks on evaluation frameworks, benchmarks, and reproducibility in AI research.
Alameda Ocean Photographer of the Year (Apr. 24–May 17)
US premiere of Ocean Photographer of the Year opens in Alameda’s Hangar 41, presenting a world-class collection from Oceanographic Magazine and Blancpain. This WWII-era hangar setting frames dramatic ocean landscapes and environmental storytelling for visitors from April 24 through May 17.
Climate Action Youth Summit 2026
A flagship youth-led climate conference in San Francisco at Yerba Buena Gardens, showcasing student projects across science and the arts, with inspiring talks and chances to connect with environmental organizations. Attendees explore green career paths and hear stories from young leaders shaping climate action.
Campfire Program
Free daily 30-minute campfire talks at Presidio Tunnel Tops where National Park Service rangers present Indigenous, military, and WWII internment histories for visitors of all ages.
From the French Market: A Spring Feast
Join 18 Reasons for From the French Market: A Spring Feast, a hands-on cooking class celebrating seasonal produce from the market. Learn simple techniques to spotlight cherry ricotta on toast, chicory salad with citrus vinaigrette, and an asparagus-fava bean tart with prosciutto. An inviting market-inspired evening in San Francisco.
Sewing 101: Alberta Crossbody Tote
Learn sewing machine basics while crafting an Alberta Crossbody Tote in this hands-on workshop at WorkshopSF. We'll guide you through fabric selection, stitching, and finishing touches to create a stylish crossbody with an adjustable leather strap. Ideal for beginners eager to pick up practical sewing skills.
From Bestseller to Classic: What Makes a Book Endure?
An engaging author-panel at Kepler's Books explores why some novels endure. Elizabeth Rosner, critic John McMurtrie, and Vanessa Hua discuss timeless themes, reader resonance, and what elevates a book to a lasting classic in a lively evening of literary conversation.
Lesbian Power
An engaging panel at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts examining lesbian power, representation, and activism through voices from the LGBTQ+ community. The discussion invites audiences to explore leadership, visibility, and community impact in a lively, contemporary arts venue in San Francisco.
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