San Francisco knows how to throw a New Year’s Eve party, but with so many to choose from, which hotel package will you choose? Downtown will explode with revelers this December 31st as all the stalwart hotels offer decadent events to ring in the New Year with much pomp, glitz, and glitter. Plus a lot […]
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Post contributed by Lisa Crovo Dion The City by the Bay is known for world-class museums, but did you know that you can stumble upon amazing public art in San Francisco? These one-of-a-kind sculptures and art works are free to visit, incredibly diverse, and readily available to the discerning public eye. The following are seven
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This post was contributed by Lisa Crovo Dion This little gem of a neighborhood can be easily overlooked in a town full of must-see destinations, but those in-the-know understand the cozy, village appeal of Glen Park. Tucked between Diamond Heights, Noe Valley and Bernal Heights, the area is best known for Glen Canyon, a deep,
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This post was contributed by Lisa Crovo Dion Last month, my family and I were invited to visit the always fascinating and very accessible Aquarium of the Bay at Pier 39. Pier 39 was ranked the most-visited attraction in San Francisco for the second time by San Francisco Travel Association’s Visitor Profile Study. According to 2014
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Post contributed by Lisa Crovo Dion If you have kids or remember what it’s like to be one, you understand the playtime value of a cardboard box. Through September 4th, Welcome to WildCard, is on display at San Francisco’s pioneering science-meets-arts space, the Exploratorium. Bring a few kids, like I did, or retreat into your
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Post contributed by Lisa Crovo Dion It’s summer and my kids have already been out of school for more than a week. So before travel and camps kick in, we’ve been exploring our city of San Francisco. Over the weekend it was an excursion to Chinatown where my son bought himself his third fidget spinner,
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