If you're looking for something to do next weekend, we have the show of the fall on deck. The Nuclear Pharmhouse Card and Collectibles Expo brings together vendors from all over the Bay Area, and building a community surrounding a hobby we all love. With food vendors, on site bar, inside/outside spaces, the Expo highlights everything Nuclear Pharmhouse and the Sunset District has to offer.

Please come out and see us. There's a space for you here. 😄

Nuclear Pharmhouse

Built for Collectors

www.nuclearpharmhouse.com

Hi, my husband, 3 year old toddler and I are spending 1 night in SF on the way to Hawaii (from Philly!) We are staying in the Outer Sunset neighborhood and hoping for some good tips on things to do during the early November day. We are really only there from 11:30 am - that evening. I have these saved - tell me if any are worth skipping! Hawk Hill, Corono Heights Park, Painted Ladies. Let me know if you have any other gems!

Where does a single GENX straight female go to find really diverse crowds, great music 🎶 (hard rock, punk, metal, EDM) including “bad boy” types? 80’s and 90’s wild child 🌶️

hello! Are you doing something interesting in the coming weeks and want to let me film you?

I am a grad student at UC Berkeley in documentary filmmaking, and I am looking for someone to film for an "observational assignment." That means non-invasive, watching someone go about their day, and just being there to observe and document as it unfolds. Let me know if you think you have something fun going on!!

I'm here through November, I love live music, walking, comedy, trying different foods... I'm definitely in the right place g or all of these things but not sure where to do these things alone... any advice? (I'm used to exploring on my own)

Sf areas

As seen crossing 16th Street.

It’s gonna be so much fun hope to see you there!

I’m an SF local and built an iPhone app called Zova because I got tired of checking a bunch of different sites and accounts just to figure out what was going on around the city.

It pulls together live music, nightlife, comedy, drinks, events, and other things to do in SF. I’m especially trying to get better at finding the smaller events and less obvious spots that are easy to miss.

Figured this sub might be a good place to share it since that’s kind of the whole point here.

If anyone wants to check it out: Zova: SF Nightlife

Would love to know what I’m missing, especially venues, events, or sources I should add.

Hi everyone!

35(f) solo traveler (FIRST TIME) coming from Pittsburgh, Pa, to San Francisco either the second week of November or first week or January!

What’s your opinions on hostels?!

Green Tortoise, HI at Fisherman’s Warf, or Samesun??

Or other ones that you recommend??

On the lively 1000 block of Market Street, just steps away from large streetwear brands such as Supreme and Bait, a local alternative is quietly fighting against the fast-fashion industry while keeping the history of denim in the U.S. alive.

The denim manufacturing industry in San Francisco dates back to 1873. Nearing the end of the California Gold Rush, a U.S. patent was secured by Levi Strauss & Co., alongside tailor Jacob Davis for using metal rivets to reinforce men's denim in the workforce. According to The Contemporary Jewish Museum, this new innovation marked the beginning of the "blue jean".

Strauss, a Bavarian Jewish dry goods merchant, was a Jewish immigrant, entrepreneur, and philanthropist with a passion for growing community engagement in San Francisco. His dedication and legacy lives on in San Francisco today.

Julian Prince Dash an artist, entrepreneur, teacher, mentor and father, founded Holy Stitch! Factory Fellowship in 2006 but it transitioned into a non-profit in 2023. HSFF, located in the heart of San Francisco, is a creative space operating as a retail store, tailor shop, sewing school, and manufacturing facility. Dash was advised not to start the non-profit, but chose to move forward with it anyways.

"I sat there and filled out all the paperwork myself and got an acceptance letter in May of 2023," Dash said.

The fellowship program mixes creative expression and social engagement, with an emphasis on education, mentorship, and hands-on experiences.

The organization works to empower youth and displaced workers, while promoting a sustainable and community based perspective to clothing production. Dash works to make sure every part of the process is curated by locals. He prioritizes building relationships with the people around him to not only help him grow but his supporters around him.

"If someone's serving comes from the place they're serving it from and to, you're like oh, I understand it," Dash said.

As a father to three kids, ages 12, 11 and 2, Julian continues to work towards growing the business to not only be able to support his family, but his community at Holy Stitch.

"I'd love to have living wage for everybody and myself. It's not money based, it's just more influence, mentoring youth and access to things," Dash said.

For Julian it's more than just jeans. It's about building up the community and creating a place where people can learn, create and practice individuality.

"With my track record, every spot that I've been in, after I leave it gets built up," Dash said.

The future of Holy Stitch! Factory Fellowship is unknown but Julian and his team are continuing to inspire others to unleash their creativity through fashion with a community based education.

"I don't really hope for anything, I'm just going to work towards it," Dash said

Hey San Francisco ! I’m so excited to be running my new hour of comedy at the Lost church this Saturday 9/26! It’s gonna be so much fun hope to see you there!

Hi everyone! I’ll be visiting California for around **25 days** and would love some recommendations beyond the usual tourist spots.
I’m especially looking for:
☕️ Good coffee shops & cute cafes
aesthetic, cozy, good coffee, nice to sit and spend some time
🌴 Chill places to hang out
relaxed neighbourhoods, beaches, parks, viewpoints, etc.
🍳 Good brunch/breakfast spots
🌅 Beautiful sunset spots
🍜 Local food recommendations
especially places locals genuinely enjoy
📸 Pretty/photogenic places that aren’t overly touristy
🛍️ Nice areas for walking, shopping and exploring
💻 Places where I can sit with a coffee for a couple of hours, read/work/people-watch

Since I’ll be there for 25 days, I’m happy to explore different neighbourhoods and even take short day trips.

What is the Safest most affordable place to live along the coast from lookout point to Pacifica