Learn more about One Book, One BART by visiting the official book club page here. We'll be releasing new guided reading questions every few weeks, three chapters at a time.
Natural wines are delicious and great to share with friends and food. Photo courtesy of Yelp.
Global industrial winemaking is a three hundred billion dollar industry, yet the “Two-Buck Chucks” of the world aren’t making headlines. It's the urban and suburban wine guys who fuel the Bay Area wine fans to flock to natural wine shops, bars, restaurants and tasting rooms with food truck food, upcycled pizza, and a low-alcohol buzz. We found some great options in the natural wine scene, all BARTable. Taste, shop and join a wine club (or three).
April 22 was Earth Day, which means there’s no better time to celebrate the planet and advocate for its protection and preservation.
Sustainability has long been integral to the BART mission (read our annual sustainability report by clicking here).
Original concept sketches of the BARTmobile by David Yee.
It has been said that its eyes can see through to your soul. Some have speculated it has the power to improve society. Those who cross its path are known to start acting joyfully and sometimes erratically. It’s even slowed traffic on the Bay Bridge.
An oasis in the wilderness exists near Bay Fair Station in San Leandro. Photo courtesy of BARTable staff.
Difficulty
• Short route: intermediate
• Long route: advanced
Terrain
• Short route: hilly pavement, about 10 miles total
• Long route: hilly pavement and gravel, about 17 miles total
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We’ve received a few emails from first-time visitors asking how to get around San Francisco using public transit. We wanted to put together an easy guide with visitors in mind, so you can confidently explore the Bay Area without worrying about the hassle of renting a car.
At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, 11-year-old David Burke wanted more than anything to get back on BART. “He’d say, ‘That darn virus. I wish we could ride BART again,’” said Stephanie Burke, David’s mom.
Since interleague play began, The A's and Giants have played each other in more than 100 regular season games. Photo courtesy of The Athletics.
BART is the easiest and most convenient way to get to the games. Ditch the traffic, skip the parking hassles and arrive to the ballpark ready to root for the home team. BART is now running until midnight from Monday-Saturday and until 9pm on Sunday so you'll have plenty of time to catch a train after the game.
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