Celebrate Bastille Day on Belden Place this weekend in the Bay Area. Photo courtesy of Downtown SF Partnership. It's a busy weekend in the Bay Area. Whether you’re in the mood for baseball and block parties in Oakland or night markets and live theater in San Francisco, there’s something for everyone. From free events like the Temescal Street Fair to big-ticket shows like "& Juliet" at the Orpheum Theatre, here are the top BARTable attractions to enjoy this weekend. Don't forget your Clipper card.
"The Magnolia Ballet" is a tale of four men: a son, a lover, an ancestor and a father. They dance in the sticky heat of a rural, Southern Gothic landscape fraught with secrets and possibilities. With expansive poetry and whispered prose, this piece births resilience underneath the bloom of fresh magnolias.
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Learn something new this summer at San Francisco's Exploratorium. Photo courtesy of Exploratorium. Looking for fun and refreshing ways to entertain your kids this summer? The Bay Area is a fantastic place to be! From playgrounds and pools to museums and movie deals, these BARTable activities are sure to keep everyone smiling. Happy summer, and don't forget your Clipper card. Use BART’s Trip Planner for detailed routes and transit options.
Photo courtesy of Daniel C. on Yelp!When the urge to make a splash kicks in, you can always hit up the Pacific Ocean—or seek out less arduous (and warmer) waters. Hit up outdoor watering holes this summer (or fall) when the weather temps pick up and dive into heated public pools no matter the season of the year. From family aquatic play to nature lounging to senior exercises to competitive lap swimming, soak in these BARTable locales for your next dip.
Celebrate the Fourth of July with the BARTmobile in Alameda this weekend. Photo courtesy of The Chronicle.
Head to Berryessa/North San José Station for lively flea markets, beautiful gardens, an eventful public library and more. Photo courtesy of WSP.
This summer ODC/Dance celebrates their roots and future with two world premiere works. One by KT Nelson, whose extravagant movement and glorious performance helped define and inspire ODC for decades. And the second by Mia J. Chong, whose coast to coast artistic journey began at age five in the ODC studios. These times call for courage--they ask us to both remember and boldly move ahead. KT and Mia promise to lead us on that path.
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Celebrate Pride in San Francisco this weekend! Photo courtesy of San Francisco Travel.