<![CDATA[Eddie’s List: San Francisco Bay Area Events, News & Culture]]>https://www.eddies-list.comhttps://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!k9YA!,w_256,c_limit,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F1a3f96bf-3461-40ea-be77-14a03f5742e1_795x795.pngEddie’s List: San Francisco Bay Area Events, News & Culturehttps://www.eddies-list.comSubstackWed, 29 Jul 2026 11:48:31 GMT<![CDATA[Free Library Services, Events San Francisco Bay Area]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/free-library-services-events-san-francisco-bay-areahttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/free-library-services-events-san-francisco-bay-areaWed, 29 Jul 2026 01:14:30 GMT

Updated July 28, 2026

Based on interest, feedback, I will update this and related guides with more details, offerings and more, but the only way I can view that is when people like the specific posts.

Bay Area Library Free Services: Printing, Notary & More

Libraries are an incredible service for communities. Here in the San Francisco Bay Area, they offer endless services, tools, events, book clubs, 3d printers, playgrounds, exhibits, chess classes, luchador events and more. Where else can you access NYT, mobile hotspots, paella pans, hiking sticks, solar charges and more?

There are too many to list and each county and branch is constantly updating inventory but hopefully this and other related guides below pique your interest to do more research to see what else you can uncover at your local library branch.

Lastly, the amazing offerings are too many too list here; I recommend signing up for their email lists as they provide wonderful, succinct updates, events and more. If you have questions, email the specific county or branch, don’t send dm’s on social media, don’t rely on outdated Reddit posts.

San Francisco Bay Area Events & Things To Do This Week, Weekend

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Attention San Francisco Bay Area Libraries - Please Read

  • I only included information that was readily available on your main county sites.

  • Many of you don’t have important information posted i.e. how much prints are; how big scanners are, which branches have what (have to navigate to each branch) etc.

  • Similarly, if you don’t offer common equipment and services, please state it on your site.

  • To submit updates, events please use the contact link below.

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Attention San Francisco Bay Area Library Patrons

Events, equipment and services come and go. If you like an event, be sure to let others know, provide feedback to the librarian (ideally via email for record keeping - there is contact info on event pages, search results). My goal is not to replace libary event sites - you should always defer to them for the latest updates but I do aim to highlight incredible offerings here and there to motivate others to become more acquainted with services at their local branches.

Free Library Printing San Francisco Bay Area

Please note, many of the libraries offer equipment but don’t offer services. They may aid in offering assistance but people should expect to do the work themselves.

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Free Scanning San Francisco Bay Area Libraries

Please note, many of the libraries offer scanning equipment but don’t offer services. They may aid in offering assistance but people should expect to do the work themselves.

Many (if not all) require you to bring your own USB stick to send scans to.

Free Faxes San Francisco Bay Area Libraries

  • Santa Clara County Library Free Faxing

  • San Francisco Public Library Free Faxing

  • Marin County Library Free Faxing

    • Several branches offer faxes for use but don’t really have a list of which branches (have to go to each site) or state if physical or e-fax only.

  • Napa County Library Free Faxing

  • Contra Costa County Library Faxing

    • No faxes offered.

  • Sonoma County Library Faxing

    • No faxes offered.

  • Alameda County Library Faxes

    • No details, asked to contact each branch for options, prices.

  • Solano County Library Faxes

    • No details provided, contact each branch.

  • Santa Mateo County Library Free Faxes

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San Francisco Bay Area Library Free Document Shredding

  • Check out library events and tool lending services at branches like the Tiburon/Belvedere Library of things.

  • A few more options here.

Other Free Services San Francisco Bay Area Libraries

  • Free access to NYT (& Cooking) for 72 hours (SFPL)

  • Libby App (audio books)

  • Linkedin Learning (online courses)

  • Overdrive (ebooks)

  • SFPL: Music and Media Studios

    • Teens studios to play and record music and produce videos and podcasts.

Free Notary Services San Francisco Bay Area Libraries

  • Some library branches offer free notary services on occasion at events (very rare). Check your local county to see which branches have upcoming events like this one and this one.

    • Elmhurst, Oakland (usually first Saturdays, 10-12pm)

Free Events San Francisco Bay Area Libraries

Sign up for my free weekly email newsletter to get notified of cool upcoming library events including:

  • Speed Friending

    • Have seen it at Berkeley, Oakland libraries by age

  • Ice Cream Socials

  • Movie Nights

  • Language Exchange

  • Yoga/Meditation Classes

  • Luchador Events

  • Author Talks, Book Club Meetings

  • To find events at your local library, go the county page, then event search and type the event you want to find i.e. book club, author talk, notary etc. You can apply filters by type of event, location/branch and more.

San Francisco Bay Area Library Book Sales

Coming soon.

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]]><![CDATA[San Francisco Bay Area Events, Things To Do This Week: July 27-August 2, 2026]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/san-francisco-bay-area-events-this-week-20260727https://www.eddies-list.com/p/san-francisco-bay-area-events-this-week-20260727Sun, 26 Jul 2026 23:56:14 GMT

Thank you to the kind folks who posted on Reddit w/ these thoughtful words… I didn’t see it until this weekend - very much appreciated!

San Francisco Bay Area Events & Things To Do This Week, Weekend

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Weekly Recommendation

This week’s recommendation is to watch this interview and see this performance by the late timbabero, Louie Romero, who passed away this weekend.

Of all the bands I have seen in my life, I have seen Louie Romero y su Mazacote the most. From the tiny corner of Cigar Bar with servers passing through the area to legendary Sunday afternoons at Jelly’s and everywhere in between. His high-tempo salsa dura style gave everyone on the dance floor a great workout; his legacy spans the Fania days with Willie Colón to working with many of the incredible band leaders & musicians we have today from all over the Bay Area and beyond.

See archived weekly recommendations (drinks, plates, causes etc.).

San Francisco Bay Area Weekly News, Current Events

Marin Teen Reporter Searched Community in Epstein Files. Adults Freaked Out -Wired

38-year-old Ukrainian woman violently arrested at SFO - Mission Local

Over-century-old SF dive bar the Hotel Utah Saloon is up for sale -SFGate

New Parish owner opens up about closing the iconic venue -Oaklandside

49ers wanted to keep Shanahan accident quiet, some in media complied -NBC Sports

Ken Fulk’s beautiful disaster: How Marin project became $76M nightmare -SF Standard

Upcoming San Francisco Bay Area Events This Week

  • Check w/ organizer (website, ticket page, & social media), as details can change.

  • Advance notice + more exclusive events, tech & ongoing exhibits, events beyond the Bay Area in monthly calendars (more added soon, including last-minute events).

  • Events below in SF unless noted. Use contact button above to submit events.

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]]><![CDATA[Individual Artist Grants San Francisco Bay Area]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/artist-grants-san-francisco-bay-areahttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/artist-grants-san-francisco-bay-areaWed, 22 Jul 2026 23:29:00 GMT
Sunset Dunes, San Francisco

Last Updated: July 27, 2026 6:00PM

  • Posted new grants from the Livermore Public Arts Fund this evening.

While I do post some updates on my Instagram account (via stories - be sure to follow), most updates will be made available here and through my free weekly email newsletter (sign up below).

Bay Area Artist Grants: Visual, Dance, Music & More

Individual Artist Grants San Francisco Bay Area

Many grants were eliminated during COVID and by subsequent slashing of funds by this current federal administration. Some organizations have an online presence but details of active grants are unknown, adding extra time and effort to sift through opportunities. Similarly, when seeking individual grants for artists, most results reference organizations rather than individuals.

This quick guide was put together to highlight some incredible opportunities and encourage those entities to update information on their website and social media channels or at least mention when last grants were provided if none are on the horizon. As an artist, I know it can be frustrating to navigate these opportunities, and many people just pass on them.

To my knowledge, these organizations and foundations are all active in their grants with upcoming deadlines when possible (if not, last application window). Based on interest and feedback, I will update this list with more details and opportunities.

Did I miss a grant? Have feedback? Need help w/ other something else? Let me know!

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Grants come with stipulations. Please be aware of them before applying.

Please read this informative article in Mission Local about such instances.

San Francisco Performing Arts, Artists Grants

North Bay Artist Grants

Sonoma County Arts, Artists Grants

  • Creative Sonoma Grants

    • Application August 14th, 2026-October 1, 2026; 45 grants of $4,000 each

    • Nonprofit arts & culture orgs, museums & culturally-specific nonprofit orgs

  • Center For Cultural Innovation: CCI Arts Funds

Marin County Artist Grants

Solano County Artist Grants

To submit event suggestions (art openings, exhibits & more), use the form below. Please read through the form, lots of important details. Similarly, I tend to favor larger exhibits (i.e. groups) over individual showings.

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East Bay Grants For Artists

  • East Bay Fund For Artists (last fund application September-October)

  • Livermore Public Arts Fund

    • Quarterly deadlines for mini-grants up to $1k

    • Public Art/Unsolicited Grants up to $10k due October 1, 2026

    • High School Junior & Senior Arts Awards due in February

Contra Costa County Artist Grants

Alameda County Artists Grants

“Oakland currently allots its entire arts community only $300k in grants — in contrast to the combined $29M that Grants for the Arts and the San Francisco Arts Commission apportioned across the bay last fiscal year.” -SF Chronicle

South Bay / Peninsula Grants Artists

Artist Grants Santa Clara, San Jose, Palo Alto

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San Francisco Bay Area Artists Grants (Regional)

  • Rainin Arts Fellowship

    • Dance, film, public space and theater

  • IntermusicSF: The Musical Grant Program

    • $2k-$4k; Application: January 23, 2026-March 20, 2026

    • Small Ensembles, Guest Artist(s) + Small Ensemble Collaborations, Composer + Small Ensemble Collaborations, Concert and/or Festival Presenters Featuring Small Ensembles, Arts & Culture Organizations

    • Open to 9 Bay Area counties.

  • CA$H Theatre Grant Program (Fall & Spring)

  • CA$H Dance (next round: fall 2026, expect an announcement any day now)

  • Creative Work Fund Creative Power Awards - Sign Up For Announcement

  • Zellerbach Community Arts Program

    • Fiscally sponsored individual artists in Alameda, Contra Costa & San Francisco

      • Fiscal sponsorship for individual artists is a contractual arrangement with a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. It allows independent artists and unincorporated collectives to solicit tax-deductible donations and apply for grants that are typically restricted to established nonprofit organizations, without having to form their own nonprofit corporation

  • Fleishhacker Foundation’s Eureka Fellowship Program (check back in 2028)

  • Southern Exposure: Grant Program Alternative Exposure

  • CAC Artist Grants via Kala Art Institute

    • Application: April 2, 2026-June 5, 2026; $5k-$50k

Grants For Artists California & Beyond

San Francisco Bay Area Film Grants

More Tips For Finding Artist Grants, Funding, Jobs

  • Search by city, county i.e. Walnut Creek artist grants, Contra Costa artist grants

  • Look for grants for the entire state of California

  • When doing online searches, append search term with the year i.e. San Francisco Artist grants 2026

    • Go to advanced tools, narrow results from the last month, year etc.

  • Most grants open up early in the calendar year, so be prepared to apply as windows close rather soon.

  • If a window has closed, mark the application dates for next round, see if they have the application up so you can prepare (they don’t change much year to year) or ask to get a copy of the most recent grant.

  • Follow orgs on social media, sign-up for their email list so you don’t forget next opportunity.

  • Several opportunities for grants exist through organizations like ArtSpan in SF (for their members) and more. I am not familiar with the costs and details of those private opportunities, but if there is interest, I will work on getting more details.

  • There are also artist-in-resident programs offered by many institutions. If people are interested in them, I will work on aggregating those opportunities, but if you don’t comment below, like this post, I won’t.

  • Reach out to your local city’s cultural affairs board. Here is the one for Oakland. Petition them to lobby for funding.

  • There are major fellowships like the Rainin Arts Fellowship that you can’t apply to but if you are interested in opportunities like this, it may help to have a website, focus, show progress, have a mission statement, document work and of course, networking with local arts leaders. See past winners, take a look at their websites, social media accounts.

Important Notes

  • There are also opportunities to sell at art fairs, night markets and through city events. I listed guides for 2026 schedules above but proceed with caution. I would look up reviews on Reddit to make sure they are worth it as some have fees and structures that may not make sense for you. Similarly, these orgnanizers book out 3-6 months out, sometimes longer so you really have to plan ahead if you want to a space at these popular events.

Fiscal Sponsorships San Francisco Bay Area Artists

  • Some organizations require a fiscal sponsorship to apply and obtain grants. I am not familiar with the process, pros/cons, but if others do, please chime in the comments below. Please do your own due diligence on options below. Consult industry, ask Reddit etc. Some options below:

Artist In Residence Programs San Francisco Bay Area

Artists Fellowships San Francisco Bay Area

  • California for the Arts (Oakland & San Francisco only)

    • $12k for 9 months, 25 hours per month for (next one is TBD)

  • Gallery Route One, Pt Reyes Station

    • 2027–2028 Fellowship Program; Application Sept 1-30, 2026

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]]><![CDATA[EBT Discounts, San Francisco Bay Area, California: Free Admissions, Tickets & More]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/ebt-discounts-san-francisco-bay-areahttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/ebt-discounts-san-francisco-bay-areaTue, 21 Jul 2026 21:59:00 GMT
CalFresh Benefits – UCI Basic Needs Center

Important Note

During the government shutdown in 2025, these San Francisco Bay Area restaurants offered free food to SNAP recipients. Please support them if you can as they jumped in to help those in need.

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San Francisco Bay Area EBT Discounts, Offerings

This guide is not meant to replace vital, important information and timely updates from your county EBT office. Please go there first for any and all needs. This was created to help ID some of the lesser known offerings and surface discounts that are popular.

In addition to EBT offerings, there are a number of related offerings and discounts offered by libraries (Discover & Go, tool rentals) and local organizations. I am sure am missing offerings and details but this is a good start and much overdue.

If there are related offerings, discounts or programs beyond EBT you think I should include on this list please let me know below.

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Discover & Go San Francisco Bay Area Libraries

In addition to EBT offerings, Bay Area libraries participate in Discover & Go programs which offer free/discounted passes like museums, zoos, state parks and more. Each county is different, most require an account to access latest offerings.

EBT Free/Discounted Museums, San Francisco Bay Area

Museums For All Bay Area & More. Focus on museums that are popular with children.

EBT Discounted Public Transportation Passes Bay Area

EBT Market Match Bay Area Farmers Markets

San Francisco Bay Area farmer markets that offer double dollars.

California EBT Discounts

California Sun Bucks Summer 2026

Summer EBT 2026 Program

San Francisco Bay Area Library Free Tool Rentals, Lending Libraries

In addition to Discover & Go and EBT offerings, many libraries and organizations offer lending libraries for incredible useful things like:

  • Wi-Fi hot spots

  • Plant seeds, gardening equipment

  • Power tools

  • Cooking/baking equipment & more.

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Monterey / Santa Cruz EBT Free/Discounted Museums

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]]><![CDATA[Best Bars To Go Alone San Francisco, Best Places To Have A Drink Solo]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/best-bars-to-go-alone-san-franciscohttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/best-bars-to-go-alone-san-franciscoMon, 20 Jul 2026 21:04:23 GMTUpdated July 20, 2026

  • added a few places beyond San Francisco

  • grouped by wine, dive & cocktail bars

Best Bars To Have A Drink By Yourself San Francisco

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Places To Have A Drink Solo In San Francisco

Bar seats are some of my favorite places to dine, whether alone or with friends and loved ones. There are many advantages to sitting at the bar including people-watching, socializing, getting drinks/orders sooner, finding last-minute seats more easily and more.

I have spent much of my adult life sitting at bar seats eating as well as helping people meet others, make friends and date more efficiently, and I do this by analyzing places from ambiance, setup, noise levels, seating arrangements, demographics and more.

Below are some of my favorite places to go grab a drink alone whether you want to be alone, want to meet people or want to be around others but not obligated to be outgoing.

For other places to eat/drink solo in the Bay Area, check out the guides below:

Bay Area Places To Dine/Drink Alone

Have A Recommendation? Did I Miss Something?

A lot of work goes into maintaining this list - as you can see, other sites have very outdated lists that are years old and/or contain just a fraction of what I have here. Depending on interest/feedback, I may add more details, insider tips and options.

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STOA, Lower Haight - one of the newer bars on this list, incredible cocktails and fantastic bar bites. https://www.stoabar.com/

Activities, Things To Do Alone San Francisco Bay Area

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Solo Activities Bay Area

Best Bars, Places To Grab A Drink By Yourself In SF

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]]><![CDATA[San Francisco Local Newspapers, Bay Area Independent Media Publications]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/san-francisco-bay-area-local-newspapershttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/san-francisco-bay-area-local-newspapersMon, 20 Jul 2026 19:11:34 GMT
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Each week, I curate articles mostly from local papers and the sites below. I tend to focus on articles that are actionable, insightful, and/or educate audiences. Ideally, these are pieces that people might have missed or should know about.

I am not interested in regurgitating the same tired headlines or clickbait articles.

Similarly, I do help folks find the right outlets, journalists to pitch stories to. If you have a story you think needs to be told, reach out to me via the contact form in the weekly newsletters and I will see what I can do.

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Important Articles To Read San Francisco

  • BigMoneySF: Explore the major players paying out to remake SF -Mission Local

  • The Bay Area’s 45 Worst Slumlords -IndyBay

  • 2 of S.F.’s richest pressure groups, TogetherSF & Neighbors, merge -Mission Local

  • New Owner of SF Publication Blocked Over 4,000 Twitter Accounts -Underscore SF

  • Medium gives Bold Italic for free to upstart political action group -AxiosSF

  • Conservative YIMBYs acquire Bold Italic. Ex-editor tells us what that means -48Hills

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Bay Area Publications, News Sites, News Outlets

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Regional Weeklies

  • Pacific Sun (North Bay)

  • North Bay Bohemian

  • Good Times Santa Cruz

  • East Bay Express

  • Metro Silicon Valley

Local Publications

  • Gilroy Dispatch

  • Healdsburg Tribune

  • Hollister Free Lance

  • King City Rustler

  • Los Gatan

  • Morgan Hill Times

  • Press Banner

  • Salinas Valley Tribune

  • The Pajaronian (Watsonville)

  • Tri-City Voice

Hearst Communications: Privately Owned Conglomerate Company

Bay Area Publications: Private Equity, Hedge Fund Owned

Media News Group (owned by Alden Global Capital, a hedge fund), acquired publications from Sonoma Media Investments in 2025.

  • Mercury News

  • Press Democrat

  • Petaluma Argus-Courier

  • Sonoma Index-Tribune

  • Sonoma Magazine

  • Sonoma-Index Tribune

  • North Bay Business Journal

  • Sonoma County Gazette

  • La Prensa Sonoma

  • Marin IJ

  • Vallejo Herald

  • East Bay Times

Bay Area News Stations Owned By Nexstar Media Group

  • KRON4 (Bay Area)

  • KTXL, Fox 40 News (Sacramento)

Context: https://www.nexstar.tv/nexstar-abc-affiliates-to-preempt-jimmy-kimmel-live-indefinitely-beginning-tonight/

Sacramento/Central Valley Publications

McClatchy Media (Hedge Fund)

  • Fresno Bee

  • Modesto Bee

  • Sacramento Bee

  • Merced Sun-Star

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]]><![CDATA[San Francisco Bay Area Events, Things To Do This Week: July 20-26, 2026]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/san-francisco-bay-area-events-this-week-20260720https://www.eddies-list.com/p/san-francisco-bay-area-events-this-week-20260720Sun, 19 Jul 2026 17:52:24 GMT
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San Francisco Bay Area Events & Things To Do This Week, Weekend

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This week’s recommendation is to meet someone new this week. Making friends take time, as they should as you are offering up the most important thing in your life: your time. Don’t make the mistake so many people do and wait until you need them or are lonely, start now. Making friends requires give and take, and if you are looking to take only, it will be infinitely harder to do so. Some tips here.

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San Francisco Bay Area Weekly News, Current Events

SF Evictions Are Up, No Matter Who You Ask. Then It Gets Complicated -The Frisc

Mamdani-inspired tax on SF’s empty grocery stores is off the ballot, but not off the table -SF Standard

BOS To Vote On Megabill w/ Provision To Reduce Oversight Of Surveillance -SF Public Press

Bulky trash block parties return to Oakland starting July 25 -Oaklandside

Medieval Reenactors Battle and Craft at Petaluma Park -Petaluma Voice

Sausalito City Manager Elaine Forbes (former SF Port Chief) Arrested While on Leave -City of Sausalito

The Impact Working From Home Has On Your Dating Life -My Modern Dating Blog

Upcoming San Francisco Bay Area Events This Week

  • Check w/ organizer (website, ticket page, & social media), as details can change.

  • Advance notice + more exclusive events, tech & ongoing exhibits, events beyond the Bay Area in monthly calendars (more added soon, including last-minute events).

  • Events below are in San Francisco unless otherwise noted.

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]]><![CDATA[San Francisco Bay Area Events August 2026: Festivals, Shows & Things To Do]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/san-francisco-bay-area-events-august-2026https://www.eddies-list.com/p/san-francisco-bay-area-events-august-2026Sat, 18 Jul 2026 19:57:58 GMT

Last Updated: July 26, 2026, 8:30AM

August Things To Do, Festivals, Activities Bay Area

Below please find the August 2026 San Francisco Bay Area events calendar filled with shows, talks, pop-ups, classes, live music, tech events, civic engagement, networking opportunities, street fairs, night markets, book events, festivals, cultural events, food and beverage events and more spanning Oakland, San Jose, Berkeley, Marin, Sonoma, Alameda, San Mateo, South Bay Area, East Bay and more.

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August Events Oakland, San Jose, Alameda, San Mateo, Santa Clara

Things To Do In San Francisco Bay Area: San Jose, Oakland, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Alameda & More, Events, Festivals, Parties, Concerts, Activities & More.

The monthly calendar is for paid supporters only (constantly updated, nearly every day, with more events than what is in the weekly newsletters- check back often!). This month’s calendar is loaded with events, more variety than ever and several events outside the Bay Area making for great options for weekend trips with families, partners or a solo trek.

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August San Francisco Bay Area Calendar Of Events Features:

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Free Events, Shows, Concerts August San Francisco Bay Area, San Jose

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August San Jose, Bay Area Pop-Ups, Concerts, Shows, Performances

Am I missing something? Shoot me a note via the contact link in the weekly emails or see the FAQ page. Please be specific and be sure to read the guidelines (details, timelines) for event submissions.

  1. Please note, there will be many more events added to the calendar in the coming days, weeks (updated several times a week, often each day)

  2. Some of the best events come together within days of the event so check back often (best to check the time stamp above to see when it was last updated)

  3. Similarly, I added events beyond the month you may be interested in and/or will likely sell out ASAP so be sure to check those out as well.

Ongoing Events, Exhibits Bay Area Ending In August 2026

Things To Do San Francisco Bay Area August 2026: Napa, Oakland, East Bay, South Bay; Event Calendar Alameda, San Mateo, Santa Clara

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]]><![CDATA[Trivia Nights San Jose, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale (Updated July 2026)]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/south-bay-trivia-nights-san-jose-bar-triviahttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/south-bay-trivia-nights-san-jose-bar-triviaThu, 16 Jul 2026 23:52:00 GMTLast updated July 16, 2026

Trivia Nights: South Bay Area, Santa Clara, San Jose

This is an exhaustive bar trivia list for San Jose/South Bay Area listed by date, and time. As more places are verified, I will update this list.

I manually update this list by calling, dm’ing, emailing promoters, venues etc.

If you are a fan, please send proof alongside of suggestion as I have to chase down leads and it is very time-consuming.

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Bar Trivia: South Bay, Santa Clara, San Jose & Beyond

If you have suggestions for other locations, nights, please send details along with proof and I will verify places. If places routinely cancel trivia night for games or other reasons, they may not be listed below. Some places may cancel trivia night for playoff games. Check ahead with the establishment to confirm.

A lot of work goes into maintaining this list - as you can see, other sites have very outdated lists that are years old and/or contain just a fraction of what I have here.

Trivia games are a great way to meet people, solidify friendships - it’s listed on my guide to making friends in the Bay Area.

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]]><![CDATA[The Rise Of Silent Culture In The San Francisco Bay Area]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/the-rise-of-silent-culture-in-the-bay-areahttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/the-rise-of-silent-culture-in-the-bay-areaThu, 16 Jul 2026 18:57:16 GMT
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San Francisco Bay Area Silent Culture

The San Francisco Bay Area has been a hotbed of silent culture from meditation centers, silent retreats, or majestic nature views, quiet time has always been appreciated. Now more than ever, a demand has built up and has spilled over into mainstream culture.

Whether it’s more events and activities that have led to more awareness or a natural growing interest in such outlets fueled by the pandemic (loss of friends, fewer serendipitous meetups, an increase and growing comfort with time alone, or a decrease in overall events,) these niche opportunities are on the rise.

Silent Events, Activities This Week San Francisco Bay Area, San Jose

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The Bay Area is not alone in the changes above, but it has seen a disproportionate share of the shift in the ways people are seeking alternative social outlets and solo activities. The demand here is higher (on average) than other parts of the world, thanks to the type of people that live here.

The number of people who have made the Bay Area home has typically skewed towards introverts, engineers, artists, nature lovers, tech/internet enthusiasts, academics, and other professions and lifestyles that, either by choice or industry, lends itself to homebody interests and isolated lifestyles.

The pandemic led to a regression in social skills for many folks, and some have not recovered. Whether it’s WFH, friends moving away, less exercise, or anxiety driven by news and social media overload, it’s been harder for some to re-enter the communities.

Silent events offer an opportunity for people to more easily leave home, be around others, but not feel obligated to have awkward conversations or be overwhelmed with large crowds.

WFH & Remote Work Impact

The number of jobs that can be done from home or remote locations is much higher in the San Francisco Bay Area than in most other cities given the number of technology industries here.

The amount of time people wear headphones is insanely high here - it’s not uncommon for people to wear headphones all day for work calls, music/podcasts/book on tape, walking/running/exercising, or to offset construction sounds outside and mask roommate noises.

It’s not uncommon for people to wear headphones at cafes and coffee shops while working, but it’s gotten to a point where this is seen more often at bars and even some restaurants. It’s actually hard to tell if/when someone is wearing headphones or earpods given how common it is, but more so things like beanies and long hair covering ears. When wearing headphones in public becomes the norm, it makes it harder for people to communicate with each other and have spontaneous interactions.

I actually met someone who became a friend at my local cafe a while back but it almost didn’t happen because she was wearing headphones at the time I interrupted her (she had long hair and had I known, I wouldn’t have talked to her and wouldn’t have become a friend eventually). If you are looking for people to approach you in public, put your hair up more often and show your ears!

Related Read: Hidden Cost Of Working From Home -Modern Dating Substack

Silent Book Clubs Bay Area

One of the more popular silent events out there are silent book clubs. Silent book clubs vary in structure and size but typically are held at bars (off-hours), parks, cafes and other public or private places where people can just sit and read by themselves in public.

The ability to briefly share what they are reading is optional and people typically read whatever they want without having to spend lots of time discussing a book which is typical in most traditional book clubs. Some silent book clubs try to bridge the gap and expand customer bases by offering an optional social hour after silent reading times.

Silent book clubs come and go as they are usually driven by a single person and when they move, get tired or become too busy to organize, these events fall apart. Others have ended as places to host such events are harder and harder to come about given rising costs of operating places, closing of third spaces and revenue loss from people occupying spaces, spending less than typical custumers and less turnover. Similarly, some places aim to have more social vibes and having too many isolated, quiet customers can kill the vibe that an establishment sets out for itself.

Some silent book clubs focus on certain demographics and communities i.e. LGBTQ+ or women while others are more open-ended.

Silient Disco San Francisco

The trends above are from Google, and the entire U.S. but are representative of the San Francisco Bay Area. There was a drop during the onset of the pandemic but have bounced back.

Silent disco have been around some time but they have been quite popular in San Francisco given eco-friendly communities here (minimize noise pollution and disturbance of wildlife from loud festivals), ability to continue festivals into later hours due to noise ordinances and also bypass noise/music permits that are notorious at places like Ocean Beach, Presidio and Golden Gate Parks. You can read about Silent Frisco and San Francisco history here.

Silent Retreats, Meditation Centers

Silent retreats and meditation centers have always been quite popular here in the Bay Area and have served as a popular way to create digital detoxes. Places like Spirit Rock in Marin and Esalen Institute have been around for some time and continue to drive crowds while places like San Francisco Zen Center and San Francisco Zen Center are drawing younger crowds and driving renewed interest in spaces that were traditionally occupied by older demographics.

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Sound Baths

One of the more popular activities for silent types are sound baths. Although not silent in terms of decibels, these experiences don’t require folks to talk, in fact, it’s usually forbidden. Participants lie down and absorb sound in a sort of spiritual method through gongs, chimes, and crystal singing bowls. For folks who may not be religious, will do anything to avoid therapy, are not bendy enough for yoga, sound baths have become the go-to activity for quiet types (alongside micro-dosing).

Chess Makes A Comeback

Interest in chess in the Bay Area are approaching all-time highs after a bit of a lull. Some attribute this to the release of Queen’s Gambit on Netflix (October 2020) which correlates with the big bump you see in the graph below.

There are lots of chess games, classes all over the Bay Area from games at bars, classes at libraries and more. For a running list, check out this guide I put together.

The Rise Of Mahjong In The Bay Area

Mahjong events are seeing a spike as people seek out third spaces, look to connect with their community and reimmerse themselves into socity. What was seek as a game that elderly Asian folks (namely grandparents) played has gone mainstream among youth since the pandemic, as events are sprouting up at night, weekends and bars.

While Mahjong can be social and involve small chit-chat, a majority of people seek it out as a way to be around others without being obligated to talk to othes.

For a list of Mahjong events and classes in the Bay Area, check out this guide.

Bay Area Silent Events, Activities

There is a lot of stress and anxiety here in the Bay Area thanks to looming AI threats, world problems, rising costs, divisive politics, worsening job market, challenging work-life balance and unchecked mental health stemming from the pandemic.

I have had to turn down a lot of dating clients because many of them needed to deal with trauma and conditions first that would otherwise make dating extremely difficult for them and limit my ability to make a difference in their lives.

Demand for therapists is at an all-time high, yet is unattainable for many due to rising costs and lack of coverage through our health system. A strong stigma exists which doesn’t help either.

Therapists are burned out and leaving their profession in droves. If you take a look at therapists, many of them have side-gig, artistic side, or other outlet to offset the heavy burden they deal with day in and day out, and it’s only gotten worse as their clients’ problems have worsened.

Silent Activities Bay Area

People are seeking ways to relax, meditate, connect, and get offline now more than ever. Intimate events, soothing sounds, calming environments, small crowds and places where talking is not required nor expected are on the rise, allowing those who live quiet lives (or are not in the mood to be social at that very moment in time) to participate in society without overextending their comfort zones.

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]]><![CDATA[Citywide Yard & Community Garage Sales San Francisco Bay Area 2026]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/citywide-yard-community-garage-sales-san-francisco-bay-areahttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/citywide-yard-community-garage-sales-san-francisco-bay-areaTue, 14 Jul 2026 16:04:13 GMT

San Francisco Bay Area Community Yard Sales 2026

Several cities, towns, and neighborhood associations and groups host community-wide yard sales each year across the San Francisco Bay Area. Some encourage folks to host sales in front of their homes, others allocate spaces where households can register for a space to sell (usually a large park, town center or public space).

It’s a great way to encourage people in the Bay Area to re-use items rather than dump them into landfills.

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San Francisco Bay Area City-Wide Yard Sales 2026

The running 2026 list of city-wide yard sales is posted below for paid supporters.

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If you would like to set up your own community garage sale, rally your neighbors. Contact your HOA, community business district, district supervisor, city manager. These things don’t just happen magically. I started a list for San Francisco here.

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]]><![CDATA[San Francisco Bay Area Events, Things To Do This Week: July 13-19, 2026]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/san-francisco-bay-area-events-this-week-20260713https://www.eddies-list.com/p/san-francisco-bay-area-events-this-week-20260713Sun, 12 Jul 2026 18:30:08 GMT

San Francisco Bay Area Events & Things To Do This Week, Weekend

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This week’s recommendation is to use your local 311 (or comparable) service to notify your city of overgrown trees. I have been noticing many trees lately blocking traffic lights, stop signs, and even views of crosswalks (and pedestrians) from oncoming vehicles (especially at/near street corners). For trees that are blocking power lines, contact PG&E. Beyond possible power outages, overgrown trees can easily start fires if not monitored.

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San Francisco Bay Area Weekly News, Current Events

Money in SF elections is growing. City watchdogs are getting cut. -Mission Local

Largest AI protest in American history sees hundreds march on downtown SF -DailyCal

A thriving Oakland pipeline to jobs in the trades -Oaklandside

Santa Clara County to fund legal aid for Bay Area ICE detainees -El Tecolote

Local ride-share shuttle expands into North Santa Clara -San Jose Spotlight

SF launches new program to help residents keep social benefits -SF Examiner

‘707 Punk’ throws its first show in Vallejo -Vallejo Sun

Upcoming San Francisco Bay Area Events This Week

  • Check w/ organizer (website, ticket page, & social media), as details can change.

  • Advance notice + more exclusive events, tech & ongoing exhibits, events beyond the Bay Area in monthly calendars (more added soon, including last-minute events).

  • Events below are in San Francisco unless otherwise noted.

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]]><![CDATA[Request Bike Racks San Francisco Bay Area]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/request-bike-racks-san-francisco-bay-areahttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/request-bike-racks-san-francisco-bay-areaThu, 09 Jul 2026 18:38:32 GMT

Last updated: July 9, 2026

San Francisco Bay Area Bike Rack Request Info, Tips

With rising gas costs, more people driving and uncertainty around long-term public transportation costs, bicycling has become a crucial component for transportation in the San Francisco Bay Area. Often times, racks are overflowed, broken or non-existent. Most people are unaware of ways to get racks installed by cities at no cost to them, business owners and more. A few cities make it really easy to submit request while others offer no clear method to request bike racks.

Below are tips on how to get bike racks installed in much needed areas as well as how to submit requests to increase chances of success.

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Request Free Bike Racks San Francisco Bay Area

Tips on how to request bike racks in the San Francisco Bay Area.

  • Cities prioritize new racks near schools, transit stops, and major commercial hubs.

  • Contact business owners, shops, landlords, schools; ask them to request racks.

  • Rally neighbors and send requests for strategic locations.

  • Illustrate a need i.e. distance to closest rack, photos of overfilled/damaged racks.

  • Use a photo or maps screenshot to suggest a visual idea for proposed racks.

  • If no option is listed below or you can’t find info on who to ask, typically, departments of public works, local transportation authorities are your best bet as well as comparable 311 services (local fix it, maintenance & city repair forms)

  • Be persistent, leave a voicemail, use forms, follow up via email.

  • In addition to city authorities, reach out to landlords of malls and shopping centers.

Parking Meter Removals, Bike Rack Replacements

As cities modernize parking meter technology, the number of meters are being greatly reduced which is also removing precious bike parking options (as noted in this SFMTA press release). Don’t expect customers to file requests for parking racks for you.

Business owners should care about getting bike racks installed near them. Riders will patronize businesses where they can more easily park and keep an eye on their bikes.

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]]><![CDATA[San Francisco Lunch Specials, Cheap Eats]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/san-francisco-lunch-specials-cheap-eatshttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/san-francisco-lunch-specials-cheap-eatsThu, 09 Jul 2026 00:15:37 GMT
Caliente Bistro Kitchen (closed), Torta, Inner Richmond

San Francisco Lunch Deals & Cheap Eats

Thanks to WFH trends, companies scaling back on cafeterias and catered lunches, people are looking for good deals on lunch options. When timing is limited or ability to cook for oneself is non-existent, this guide is for you. One of my favorite deals was a burger (or chicken sandwhich combo) and a crat beer pint for $10. It was an amazing deal, but unfortunately that went under around the time of the pandemic.

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By Eddie Hernandez

Best SF Lunch Specials & Afforable Meals, Bites

Below are some of the best lunch deals and specials across San Francisco. Please note, these are a combination of places that have good deals specifically for lunch, are places that are not usually open for dinner or are convenient for take out so you can eat back at home or the office.

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San Francisco Lunch Specials

San Francisco Affordable Lunches, Cheap Eats Downtown, FiDi

I will add more links, details based on interest, feedback. Most of these are under $15 but truly exceptional deals higher than that may be includd going forward.

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]]><![CDATA[Volunteer Opportunities Solano County: Vallejo, Fairfield, Vacaville & More]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/volunteer-opportunities-solano-countyhttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/volunteer-opportunities-solano-countyWed, 08 Jul 2026 16:31:59 GMT

Volunteer Opportunities Solano County

Last Updated July 7, 2026

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Volunteer Opportunities Vallejo, Fairfield, Vacaville

Volunteering is a great way to meet people, make friends, find a romantic interest or just get some motivation to leave your home, get some exercise and stop doom-scrolling online.

Note To Organizations:

There are several things I have seen that are making it harder for volunteers to find you (and your corresponding opportunities), including:

  • broken links on website

  • missing volunteer info on landing pages (have to click through 2, 3, 4+ pages to get to info about what kind of volunteers are needed, if there are even any opportunities available

  • posting volunteer info only on newsletters (after signup)

  • missing info about work done (is it physical, age requirements, can people show up last minute without signing up, commitment levels etc.)

I am more than happy to help out when/where I can, but I need some help which is partly why I am surfacing this info here for everyone.

Related Reads On Eddie’s List

Note To Volunteers

Many organizations don’t list all their volunteer opportunities on their website, social media channels etc. If you want to help:

  • List specific skills, ways you can help (website maintenance, social media, etc).

  • Let them know certain volunteer opportunities are not listed on their site or are buried very deep

  • Notify them of broken links, missing info on sign-ups etc.

  • If looking for specific objectives to volunteer (meet people, feel good about what you are doing, doing shifts last minute without registering etc. let me know).

  • Sign up for their emails (some orgs only post opportunities this way).

You can always pick up trash at beaches, parks & more. No sign-up needed, meet your neighbors, make it a game with your kids as to how many pieces they can collect. Explain how it protects animals, birds and more.

Submit Volunteer Opportunities: Vallejo, Vacaville, Benecia, Fairfield

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Volunteer Opportunities Solano: Nature/Environment

Volunteer Opportunities Solano: Food Pantries, Banks

  • Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano

    • 1.5-3.25 hour shifts from sorting, boxing, distribution & more

    • Rio Vista, Dixon, Vacaville, Suisun City, Fairfield

    • Ages 16+ or 11+ w/ adult

  • Food is Free Bay Area, Vallejo & Benecia

    • Vallejo: Tuesdays & Thursdays: 1-6p, 2:30-5p, 3:30-6p

    • Benecia: Tuesdays 8:30-11a; Wednesdays 10:30-12p; Saturdays 9:30-12p

  • Loma Vista Farm, Vallejo

    • Feed animals, fundraising events, weeding, clean-up, painting & more.

Volunteer Opportunities Solano Libraries

  • Solano Libraries

    • 12-18 y/o: 1-2 hours/week for at least 3-6 months. Prepare crafts, create book displays, type book reviews, suggest new materials, brainstorm teen events.

    • Adults: storytimes, reading tutor for adults, or assisting with events & more.

  • Benecia Library

Volunteer Opportunities Solano: Animals

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]]><![CDATA[Volunteer Opportunities Marin: San Rafael, Novato, Sausalito & More]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/volunteer-opportunities-marin-sonomahttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/volunteer-opportunities-marin-sonomaWed, 08 Jul 2026 14:17:44 GMT
Volunteer Opportunities Marin: Mill Valley, San Anselmo, Fairfax & More

Volunteer Opportunities Marin County

Volunteer opportunities in San Rafael, Novato, Mill Valley, Larkspur, Corte Madera & more.

Last Updated July 8, 2026

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By Eddie Hernandez

Note To Organizations:

I have reached out to several of you recently to help you obtain needed volunteers. There are several things I have seen that are making it harder for volunteers to find you, including:

  • broken links on website

  • missing volunteer info on landing pages (have to click through 2, 3, 4+ pages to get to info about what kind of volunteers are needed, if there are even any opportunities available

  • posting volunteer info only on newsletters (after signup)

  • missing info about work done (is it physical, age requirements, can people show up last minute without showing up, age requirements, commitment levels etc)

I am more than happy to help out when/where I can but I need some help which is partly why I am surfacing this info here, for the masses.

Have recs or feedback for Eddie’s List? Contact me!

Note To Volunteers

Many organizations don’t list all their volunteer opportunities on their sites, social media etc. If you want to help:

  • List specific skills, ways you can help (website maintenance, social media, etc).

  • Let them know certain volunteer opportunities are not listed on their site or are buried very deep

  • Notify them of broken links, missing info on sign-ups etc.

  • If you are looking for specific objectives to volunteer (meet people, feel good about what you are doing, doing shifts last minute without registering etc. let me know).

You can always pick up trash around your beaches, parks & more. No sign-up needed, meet your neighbors, make it a game with your kids as to how many pieces they can collect and explain how it helps animals in your area when you pick up trash.

Popular reads by Eddie’s List:

Volunteering In San Rafael, Novato, Mill Valley & More

Student, youth, teen volunteer opportunities, food banks, soup kitchens & more.

This is a super rough guide for volunteering in Marin County. I will expand on it, add details, quick requirements, locations as well as drop-in notes for last minute opportunities. This is a lot of work, so thank you for your patience. You can see my ultimate vision for this in the other volunteer guides I have put out there.

My main focus is on:

  • food pantries/food service in kitchens

  • volunteering at specific locations (no need for driving)

  • pets, nature, youth/seniors & other one-time opportunities

    • especially looking for those accepting last minute drop-ins & shorter shifts

  • if places are filled up indefinitely or most days/weeks, I may remove them temporarily from this list

  • helping people to familiarize themselves with organizations, resources so that they can be prepared in case of emergencies like this one.

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Volunteer Ideas Marin Teens, Youth, Kids, Seniors & Adults

I started this list because I wanted to make volunteering as frictionless as possible. Often one has to search through 3-6 pages to learn more, see that slots are filled up, realize that a timeframe commitment or training is needed or figure out that the location is too far or not easy to get to or timing won’t work.

My goal is to surface key data points early on so that people can spend less time researching and more time volunteering.

Submit Places To Volunteer Sausalito, Larkspur, Kentfield & Beyond

If you have suggestions or notes to add, please leave them below or suggest places here. I have volunteered at several of these places, so if you have any questions, I will do my best to respond. Anyone, feel free to chime in and recommend places.

Suggest A Volunteer Opportunity!

Why Volunteer? Donate? Why Do Community Service?

There are many benefits to volunteering, including:

  • a great way to meet people (friend, job networking, possible love interest?)

  • benefit your community, and help others,

  • it also can help with mental health

  • practice social skills, especially if you are super shy

  • can be good exercise!

The need for volunteers and donations is at an all-time high. I expect many cuts for federal programs to happen within the next year and there is no better way to support others, help folks get off their feet and provide critical social services than to donate and volunteer.

Please hit the like, heart & restack buttons here if you find this guide helpful!

Planned Parenthood Escorts San Francisco Bay Area

“Due to coordinated attacks on reproductive freedom throughout the country, we have seen an escalation in anti-abortion protestors outside our health centers, most notably in Concord, Walnut Creek, San Francisco, and Chico.”

https://www.weareplannedparenthood.org/a/patient-escort-signup

I believe these are 2 hour shifts but will update this once I get confirmation.

Youth Volunteer Opportunities, Marin County

Working with youth and also opportunities for youth to volunteer.

  • Play Marin (educational resources, extracurricular activities, and mentorship programs)

Hospital Volunteer Opportunities Marin County

Food Pantries, Soup Kitchen Volunteering Marin

There may be seasonal changes, additional shifts available so please go straight to the source for the latests and more accurate information.

Marin County Food Bank Warehouse Volunteer Opportunities San Rafael

Marin County Food Pantry Volunteer Opportunities

Marin County Food Bank Driver Volunteers

  • Ritter Center, San Rafael

    • 13y/o+ w/ guardian, otherwise 18y/o+

    • ~2 hour shifts usually Monday-Wednesday 8-3pm, & Friday 8-12pm

Community Fridges Sonoma, Marin Counties

IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Details, hours, change often, always go directly to source for most up to date info.

Nature, Environment Volunteering, Marin, Sonoma

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Sonoma, Marin County Animal Volunteer Opportunities

  • Marine Mammal Center, Sausalito

    • Rescue & Response (21+), valid driver’s license & clear a Motor Vehicle Report.

    • Time Commitment: 8+ hours of response activities per yearly quarter; rescues, driving transport or volunteering at Sausalito hospital, for 6 months minimum.

  • Marin Humane Society, Novato

    • 2-2.5 Hour Orientation

  • Wildcare, San Rafael (Santa Venetia)

Coding/Tech/Computer Volunteer Opportunities Marin

  • The Last Mile - started at San Quentin, now operates across 13 facilities in 7 states

Donate Clothes, Toiletries Marin

NERT Training Neighborhood Emergency Response Teams

In the event of a major disaster, resources in Marin can be stretched thin, especially if many personnel are located outside the county or have difficulty getting through narrow roads and may be unable to arrive promptly or at all.

By obtaining training for NERT (or CERT), you can greatly reduce the liability you may cause by being more prepared and helping others seek training and help in an emergency.

See other trainings in other cities/counties here.

Senior Center Volunteer Opportunities Marin

Marin County Library Volunteer Opportunities

Marin Immigrant Volunteer Opportunities

Homeless/Family Volunteer Opportunities Marin

Music, Arts Volunteer Opportunities Marin

  • Alchemia, Petaluma, Santa Rosa, Novato

    • Elevate the presence of artists with IDD

  • More coming soon…

More Volunteer Opportunities Petaluma & Beyond

I am currently looking for more opportunities in the following areas…

  • Cultural/Language Volunteer Opportunities Marin, Sonoma

  • Women’s Volunteer Services Marin, Sonoma

  • Disability Volunteer Opportunities San Francisco

  • LGBTQ+ Volunteer Opportunities Marin, Sonoma

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]]><![CDATA[Volunteer Opportunities Sonoma: Santa Rosa, Petaluma & More]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/volunteer-opportunities-sonoma-countyhttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/volunteer-opportunities-sonoma-countyTue, 07 Jul 2026 23:53:01 GMT
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Volunteer Opportunities Sonoma County

Last Updated July 7, 2026

See other places to volunteer across the San Francisco Bay Area including Thanksgiving, Earth Day and more.

If you would like to support my efforts with creating and upkeeping free guides like this for everyone, you can buy me a coffee below.

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Be sure to check out my weekly email newsletter with activities, events & things to do each week in the San Francisco Bay Area & beyond from talks, classes, cultural events, civic engagement, street fairs, festivals, peforming arts, crafts, concerts, pop-ups & more; 28,000+ subscribers & counting.

Runner-Up: Best Bay Area Local Website -48 Hills & SF Bay Guardian, Best of the Bay 2024 & 2025!

Eddie’s List: San Francisco Bay Area Events & Things To Do
Your new favorite San Francisco newsletter, Bay Area event calendar: news, art, festivals, volunteer, galas, classes, talks, music, street fairs, tech, pop-ups, comedy, wellness & cultural events; food & drink recs. 1 email/week.
By Eddie Hernandez

Note To Organizations:

I have reached out to several of you recently and pointed out some easy ways for you to obtain volunteers needed, desired. There are several things I have seen that are making it harder for volunteers to find you, including:

  • broken links on website

  • missing volunteer info on landing pages (have to click through 2, 3, 4+ pages to get to info about what kind of volunteers are needed, if there are even any opportunities available

  • posting volunteer info only on newsletters (after signup)

  • missing info about work done (is it physical, age requirements, can people show up last minute without signing up, commitment levels etc.)

I am more than happy to help out when/where I can, but I need some help which is partly why I am surfacing this info here, for the masses.

Have recs or feedback for Eddie’s List? Contact me!

Note To Volunteers

Many organizations don’t list all their volunteer opportunities on their sites, social media etc. If you want to help:

  • List specific skills, ways you can help (website maintenance, social media, etc).

  • Let them know certain volunteer opportunities are not listed on their site or are buried very deep

  • Notify them of broken links, missing info on sign-ups etc.

  • If looking for specific objectives to volunteer (meet people, feel good about what you are doing, doing shifts last minute without registering etc. let me know).

You can always pick up trash around your beaches, parks & more. No sign-up needed, meet your neighbors, make it a game with your kids as to how many pieces they can collect and explain how it helps animals in your area when you pick up trash.

Volunteering In Petaluma, Santa Rosa & More

Student, youth, weekend, one-time, last minute, teen volunteer opportunities, food banks, soup kitchens & more in Sonoma County

Popular reads by Eddie’s List:

Volunteer: Food, Hospitals, Homeless, Donations, Environment & More

This is a super rough guide for volunteering in Sonoma County. I will expand on it, add details, quick requirements, locations as well as drop-in notes for last minute opportunities. This is a lot of work, so thank you for your patience. You can see my ultimate vision for this in the other volunteer guides I have put out there.

My main focus is on:

  • food pantries/food service in kitchens

  • volunteering at specific locations (no need for driving)

  • pets, nature, youth/seniors & other one-time opportunities

    • especially looking for those accepting last minute drop-ins & shorter shifts

  • if places are filled up indefinitely or most days/weeks, I may remove them temporarily from this list

  • helping people to familiarize themselves with organizations, resources so that they can be prepared in case of emergencies like this one.

Share

Volunteer Ideas Sonoma Teens, Youth, Kids, Seniors & Adults

I started this list because I wanted to make volunteering as frictionless as possible. Often one has to search through 3-6 pages to learn more, see that slots are filled up, realize that a timeframe commitment or training is needed or figure out that the location is too far or not easy to get to or timing won’t work.

My goal is to surface key data points early on so that people can spend less time researching and more time volunteering.

Recommend Volunteer Opportunities Petaluma, Rohnert Park & More

If you have suggestions or notes to add, please leave them below or suggest places here. I have volunteered at several of these places, so if you have any questions, I will do my best to respond.

Submit Tips Here!

Why Volunteer? Donate? Why Do Community Service?

There are many benefits to volunteering, including:

  • a great way to meet people (friend, job networking, possible love interest?)

  • benefit your community, and help others,

  • it also can help with mental health

  • practice social skills, especially if you are super shy

  • can be good exercise!

The need for volunteers and donations is at an all-time high. I expect many cuts for federal programs to happen within the next year and there is no better way to support others, help folks get off their feet and provide critical social services than to donate and volunteer.

Please hit the like, heart & restack buttons here if you find this guide helpful!

Planned Parenthood Escorts San Francisco Bay Area

“Due to coordinated attacks on reproductive freedom throughout the country, we have seen an escalation in anti-abortion protestors outside our health centers, most notably in Concord, Walnut Creek, San Francisco, and Chico.”

https://www.weareplannedparenthood.org/a/patient-escort-signup

I believe these are 2 hour shifts, but will update this once I get confirmation.

Youth Volunteer Opportunities Sonoma

Working with youth, and also opportunities for youth to volunteer.

  • LandPaths, Santa Rosa

    • Also, Teen 14 – 19? Volunteer at our spring and summer camps in 2027!

Mental Health & Hospital Volunteer Opportunities Sonoma

Food Pantries, Soup Kitchen Volunteering In Sonoma

Volunteer Opportunities Petaluma, Forestville, Windsor & More

There may be seasonal changes, additional shifts available so please go straight to the source for the latests and more accurate information.

  • Redwood Empire, Santa Rosa: https://volunteer.refb.org/agency/

  • Una Vida, Petaluma: https://www.una-vida.org/volunteer

    • Wednesday: Food Distribution; 1:30-4P & 3:30-6:30P

    • Community Closet: Thursdays & Saturdays: 1:45-3:15; 3:45-5:15

  • F.I.S.H. (Friends In Service Here) of Santa Rosa

    • Volunteer-run food pantry; bagging, receiving, drivers & more.

    • Volunteers ~11:30-2:15 pm Monday-Friday, drivers usually start & end earlier

  • Food For Thought, Forestville: https://fftfoodbank.org/volunteer/

    • Food bank, food drives, deliver food, gardening, admin & event support

  • Petaluma Bounty Farm: https://www.petalumabounty.org/take-action/volunteer/

    • Wednesdays & Saturdays, 9-12pm, & some additional hours seasonally.

  • Farm To Pantry, Windsor: farmtopantry.org

    • Drivers, Gleaners help us harvest produce from a property

    • Santa Rosa & Cloverdale farmers markets gleaners

  • Sonoma Family Meals, Petaluma & Sonoma

  • The Living Room, Santa Rosa: https://thelivingroomsc.org/volunteer/

    • Supporting women and their children

    • Gardening

    • Food/Kitchen: Kitchen & driving b/t 9-12 and 1-4 Monday to Friday.

    • Donation Sorting / Thrift Store

    • Clerical/Admin: Mail, Phone, Events, Data Entry

  • Ceres Community Project, Santa Rosa https://www.ceresproject.org/

    • Volunteer Opportunities In Sebastopol, Petaluma, Santa Rosa

    • Gardening

      • Sebastopol: Wed 9-11 AM (Apr - Oct); 10-12 PM (Nov - Mar)

      • Petaluma Garden: Tues & Thurs 9:30-11:30AM

    • Meal Prep & Production Santa Rosa Kitchen:

      • Sun 9-11:30 AM;

      • Mon-Thurs 8:30-11 AM; 11:30 AM - 2 PM

      • Fri: 10:30 AM - 1:30 PM

    • Meal Packaging Santa Rosa

      • Mon: 11:30 AM - 2 PM

      • Tues & Thurs: 9:30 AM – 12 PM

      • Weds: 12 - 2:30 PM

    • Delivery

      • Santa Rosa: Wed & Fri 9:30 - 11:30 AM & 3:30 - 5:30 PM

      • Novato: Wed10:30 AM - 12:30 PM; Thurs: 5:30 - 7:30 PM

Community Fridges Sonoma County

Nature, Environment Volunteering Sonoma County

  • LandPaths, Santa Rosa

    • invasive species removal, trail maintenance, native planting, & forestry work

  • Reuse Alliance, Petaluma

    • Workshops, events, repair consultants & more

  • Santa Rosa Creek Clean-Up (Stewardship)

  • Sonoma Land Trust

    • Hikes, events, stewardship, climate monitoring & more

  • Laguna de Santa Rosa Foundation

    • Gardens, nursery, office management & More

    • Laguna Stewardship Days": once a month on Saturdays from 9-12:30 pm

    • Native Plant Nursery Volunteer 1st & 3rd Thursdays 10:30 am-1:30 pm.

    • Garden Volunteer Days are on the 1st Fridays of the month from 9-12pm.

  • Russian Riverkeeper, Healdsburg

    • Creek and river cleanups, Habitat restoration and invasive plant removal; Usually on weekends, ~2 hour shifts

    • Events, community outreach & more.

  • Sonoma Ecology Center

    • Creek clean-ups, bilingual outing volunteers, video/photography & more

    • Sonoma gardening (General Garden Park (GGP), Native Plant Nursey (NPN)

      • Mondays 9-12pm: General Garden Park Volunteering. Drop-in allowed.

      • Wednesdays 9-12pm: GGP & NPN Volunteering. Drop-in allowed.

      • Fridays 9-12pm: GGP & NPN Volunteering. Drop-in allowed.

      • Third Fridays Volunteer Workday & Social 9-12pm.

      • Saturdays 9-12pm: GGP & NPN Volunteering. Drop-in allowed.

  • LandPaths, Santa Rosa

    • Community gardens, nature docents, maintaine trails, monitor wildlife cameras

    • Also, Teen 14 – 19? Volunteer at our spring and summer camps in 2027!

If you would like to support my efforts with creating and upkeeping free guides like this for everyone, you can buy me a coffee below.

Buy Me A Coffee

Sonoma County Animal Volunteer Opportunities

Coding/Tech/Computer Volunteer Opportunities

  • Coming soon, check back shortly

Donate Clothes, Toiletries Sonoma County

NERT Training Neighborhood Emergency Response Teams

In the event of a major disaster, resources in Sonoma can be stretched thin, especially if many personnel are located outside the county or have difficulty getting through narrow roads and may be unable to arrive promptly or at all.

By obtaining training for NERT (or CERT), you can greatly reduce the liability you may cause by being more prepared and helping others seek training and help in an emergency.

See other trainings in other cities/counties here.

Senior Center Volunteer Opportunities Sonoma

  • Coming soon, check back shortly

Sonoma Library & Education Volunteer Opportunities

Sonoma Immigrant Volunteer Opportunities

  • Coming soon, check back shortly

Homeless/Family Volunteer Opportunities Sonoma

  • Coming soon, check back shortly

Community, Music, Arts Volunteer Opportunities Sonoma

Volunteer Opportunities In Petaluma, Rohnert Park, Santa Rosa & More

I am currently looking for more opportunities in the following areas…

  • Cultural/Language Volunteer Opportunities Marin, Sonoma

  • Women’s Volunteer Services Marin, Sonoma

  • Disability Volunteer Opportunities Marin, SOnoma

  • LGBTQ+ Volunteer Opportunities Marin, Sonoma

Submit Tips Here!

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]]><![CDATA[Volunteer Opportunities Peninsula, San Mateo, Palo Alto, Redwood City]]>https://www.eddies-list.com/p/volunteer-opportunities-peninsula-bay-areahttps://www.eddies-list.com/p/volunteer-opportunities-peninsula-bay-areaMon, 06 Jul 2026 18:46:58 GMT
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Volunteer Opportunities San Mateo, Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Redwood City

Volunteer Opportunities San Mateo County, Peninsula

Volunteering is a great way to meet new people, make friends and possibly find a romantic interest. It’s also an easy excuse to get up, leave the house if you are feeling a bit tired, unmotivated or shy about meeting people.

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By Eddie Hernandez

Volunteer Opportunities Palo Alto, Redwood City

Peninsula Bay Area Environmental Volunteer Opportunities

  • Peninsula Open Space Trust

  • Pacific Beach Coalition Beach Clean-Ups; Cleanups Are 9-11AM unless noted; Equipment provided but buckets/gloves welcomed. Sign-ups preferred, walk-ups welcomed. Events will happen unless severe rain conditions occur.

    • Pacifica Beach Cleanups

      • Rockaway Beach, San Pedro Beach, 1st Saturdays

      • Sharp Park Beach, 2nd Saturday

      • Esplanade Beach, Linda Mar State Beach, 3rd Saturday

    • Daly City Beach Cleanups

      • Mussel Rock Beach, 4th Saturday

      • Thorton Vista, 2nd Saturday

    • Foster City Beach Cleanups (3rd Saturdays; Rotating Location)

    • Half Moon Bay Beach Cleanups

      • Harbor Beach & Surfers Beach & Bluff, 3rd Saturdays

    • Montara Beach Cleanups, 2nd Saturday

Submit Tips For Volunteering In The Peninsula, San Mateo Area

Have a place you love volunteering at? Know a place good for meeting people? Send me your tips!

Submit Volunteering Tips!

Performing Arts, Arts & Crafts Volunteer Opportunities Peninsula

Animal Shelter Volunteer Opportunities Peninsula, Palo Alto

Food Pantry Volunteer Opportunities Peninsula, San Mateo

  • Second Harvest of Silicon Valley (peninsula, South Bay), various locations

    • Sort or distribute food, deliver food to homes

  • Samaritan House, San Mateo

    • Kitchen and pantry program, helping prep, package, and distribute food.

    • Monday through Friday b/t 9-12pm or 1-4pm (weekly commitment for at least 4 consecutive weeks and ad-hoc shifts available on weekends).

    • 12–15-y/o must work w/ a parent, but 16+ may volunteer independently.

  • Daly City Community Services Center

    • Mon/Tue/Wed, 8:30-2:30PM

  • Ecumenical Hunger Program, East Palo Alto

    • Food pantry, kitchen, front desk, social media, website & more.

San Mateo County Library Volunteer Opportunities

Other Volunteer Opportunities Redwood City, Peninsula

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Line 51 Brewing, Oakland (Closing 7/19) | -EHP

San Francisco Bay Area Events & Things To Do This Week, Weekend

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San Francisco Bay Area curated news, food/drinks recs & event calendar: arts, crafts, festivals, volunteer, galas, classes, talks, music, street fairs, tech, day parties, pop-ups, comedy, wellness, book, quirky & cultural events). ~Sundays via email only.
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This week’s recommendation is to get off your phone for 1 hour a day. Even if you don’t go for a walk, run or bike ride, turn off your phone and try to be present with others or yourself. While you are at it, delete a few apps, unfollow a few accounts on social media that don’t positively contribute to your life.

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San Francisco Bay Area Weekly News, Current Events

Last days of Puddle Jumpers, one of the Mission’s rare co-op daycares -Mission Local

BART, AC Transit & Muni are all-in on a November sales tax. Will voters bite? -Oaklandside

How Eater Lost Its Bite -Caper Media

Civil Grand Jury Finds Sparse Oversight in How City Allocates $500 Million in Contracts to Address Homelessness -SF Public Press

Why are socialists winning in NYC—but not in ‘progressive’ SF? -48 Hills

What’s Driving San Francisco’s New Landmark Frenzy -The Frisc

FCC Approves AT&T Plan to End Landline Service for 184,000 Californians -SFist

Supreme Court ruling allows San Jose to penalize homeless people -San Jose Spotlight

Upcoming San Francisco Bay Area Events This Week

  • Check w/ organizer (website, ticket page, & social media), as details can change.

  • Advance notice + more exclusive events, tech & ongoing exhibits, events beyond the Bay Area in monthly calendars (more added soon, including last-minute events).

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Free Admission Days, Tickets Museums Bay Area 2026

+Free Museums In San Francisco Bay Area, San Jose, Oakland & more.

Below are a list of free admission days and ways to get free passes to museums across the San Francisco Bay Area. I put together this guide as several other sources have outdated information about dates, fine print etc.

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San Francisco Free Museum Days

  • SFMOMA Free Museum Days

  • Legion of Honor Free Museum Days

    • First Tuesdays (All), Saturdays for Bay Area Residents (w/ proof)

  • De Young Free Museum Days

    • First Tuesdays (All), Saturdays for Bay Area Residents (w/ proof)

  • MoAD Free Museum Days

    • Museum of African Diaspora Free Days: 2nd Saturdays

  • San Francisco Botanical Garden Free Admission Hours, Days

    • 7:30am-9am Daily, Second Tuesdays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years Day

  • Japanese Garden Free Museum Days

    • Free Hour: Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9am – 10am

  • California Academy of Sciences Free Museum Days

    • Very limited, I post dates in my newsletter (sign up to be notified of next date).

  • Asian Art Museum Free Museum Days, First Sunday of the Month

  • Free admission to Conservatory of Flowers,First Tuesday of the Month

  • GLBT Historical Society Museum, First Wednesdays of the Month

  • Museum of Craft and Design, Free Every First Thursday

  • San Francisco Zoo Free Admission Day: Usually first Wednesdays for SF residents

  • Walt Disney Museum Free Days

    • Miltary Personel, Primary Caregivers For People w/ Disability

  • Exploratorium Free Admission Days

    • Select days, subscribe to Eddie’s List free email to be notified of next date.

  • Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Free Admission Day: First Wednesdays

  • Cartoon Art Museum, First Tuesdays (Pay What You Will), Fisherman’s Wharf

  • Letterform Archive, Free Admission On Thursdays

East Bay Free Museum Days: Alameda, Contra Costa

San Mateo/Peninsula Free Museum Days

San Jose, South Bay Area Free Museum Days

Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Solano Free Museum Days

  • Bay Area Discovery Museum Free Days, Sausalito

    • Very limited free days, sign up for Eddie’s List for next free date.

  • Museum of Sonoma County, Santa Rosa Free Admission Day: 2nd Saturdays

Free Museum Day Admission, Passes Bay Area

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Bank Of America Bay Area Free Museum Days 2026

First full weekends on the month.

  • Jan 3-4, 2026, Feb 7-8, 2026, Mar 7-8, 2026

  • Apr 4-5, 2026, May 2-3, 2026, Jun 6-7, 2026

  • July 4-5, 2026, Aug 1-2, 2026, Sep 5-6, 2026

  • Oct 3-4, 2026, Nov 7-8, 2026 Dec 5-6, 2026

See pages directly as offerings change for BofA cardholders.

Discover & Go Bay Area: Free Tickets Library Card Holders

Free Tickets, List of Venues, Museums San Francisco

Info here. Tickets vary by location, limited per day. Check in advance (weeks in advance). Check other Bay Area libraries for specific offers, details.

  • Exploratorium

    • Free admission for 2 people.

      Passholder must present either their library card or valid ID upon entry. Not valid for After Dark Thursday events, 6-10:00 p.m.

  • Legion of Honor

    • Free admission for 1 person. Good towards general admission ticket only. General admission tickets allow you to see the permanent collection and select exhibitions in the museum.

      NOTE: Discover & Go passes only allow you to see the permanent collection and select exhibitions in the museum. Separate tickets that include General Admission plus the Special Exhibition are required to view special exhibitions too.

  • Charles M. Schultz Museum

    • Free admission for 1 child between the ages of 4-18. Child must be accompanied by a paying adult. (Children 3 and under are always free.)

  • BAMPFA

    • Free BAMPFA gallery admission for up to two people. (Visitors 18 or under are always free. One accompanying adult is free with each child 13 and under.) Good for gallery admission only - does not include films at the Barbro Osher Theater, or separately ticketed events.

  • San Jose Museum of Art

    • Free admission for 4 family members. Children under 6 are always free. Children must be accompanied by an Adult.

      Best efforts have been made to accommodate blackout days and holidays; please consult the attraction website to verify open days and hours prior to visiting: sjmusart.org/hours-and-admissions.

  • UC Berkeley Gardens Free Tickets

    • UCBG is a partner of Discover & Go, a nationally recognized museum-pass program that provides current California library cardholders with free and discounted admission to local museums and cultural institutions. The Garden pass includes 1 free adult and 1 free youth admission.

Best Free Museums San Francisco Bay Area

Free Museums In San Francisco Bay Area

  • Beat Museum, North Beach (temporarily closed)

  • Counterculture Museum, Haight

  • Musée Mécanique, Fisherman’s Wharf

  • Maritime Museum, Fisherman’s Wharf

  • Randall Museum, Corona Heights

  • Cable Car Museum, Nob Hill

  • Marine Mammal Center, Sausalito (online reservations required)

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