Museums overflow in excellence! SFMOMA re-introduces us to Frida Kahlo, that icon of expressive, surrealist sufferings. Then over at the Legion of Honor, we take a fascinating look at Women Impressionists. Try to name 3. I bet you can’t! (I couldn’t before this woman-cational exhibit!!) And finally the prolific eye-patched glass pirate that is Chihuly…
It’s time to countdown to the biggest bash of the year: our eighth annual Best of the Bay Area Party. Join San Francisco magazine and Tango Diva as we toast the best people, places, and things that make the Bay Area the very best place to live, work, and play. Enjoy endless entertainment for every…
Share Your Story, Show Your Support!! Make NOLA desirable again! American Express and the National Trust for Historic Preservation encourage all New Orleans residents, and people who care about the city, to start sharing their stories on April 15th via a dedicated website, www.partnersinpreservation.com. American Express, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and a special…
Go girl wild with doubly empowering exhibits of both sculptor Louise Nevelson and fashion icon Nan Kempner. Both traveling exhibits originated in New York and are at the de Young Museum in San Francisco. The Sculpture of Louise Nevelson: Constructing a Legend exhibit is the first ever to feature both a comprehensive retrospective of her…
We all have them. Those lists. The lists of: “Designer shoes you want to own,” “Places you want to visit,” and the somewhat-unattainable “Amazing people you want to meet.” One of my peeps on that list was the “Boss” of Travel, Peter Greenberg. You know him as the Travel Editor on the Today Show, and…
When I was first interested in a career in travel, I looked at Peter Greenberg as the “God of all Things that are Travel.” Now after years of admiring him from afar, my hero is in San Francisco doing a book signing. He will be signing copies of his new book, “The Travel Detective: How…
San Francisco, you’ve come a long way, baby. A hundred years+ ago this month you were on fire, burning for days after a titanic 7.8 magnitude quake shook your very bones for a full minute. Shake, rattle, roll and burn- that was us Northern Californians a hundred+ years ago, when San Francisco’s infamous Barbary Coast…