Enter to win dinner at Cesario's in San Francisco and tickets for two to see African-American Shakespeare Company's "Richard II" on opening night, April 16th!
One winner will enjoy Italian cuisine followed by front row seats to see the World Premiere of "Richard II" at Marines' Memorial Theater, by William Shakespeare with a modern translation by Naomi Iizuka.
San Francisco Restaurant Week is back April 1-10 and to celebrate, we are giving away five restaurant gift cards to one lucky winner to take you to experience it!
Restaurants include:
“One of the most prolific and admired jazz musicians of his generation” (NPR), guitar giant John Scofield will showcase his solo guitar mastery in this performance at SFJAZZ on Thursday, Apr. 14 at 7:30pm. Enter to win two tickets to experience the magic!
La Cocina Municipal Marketplace interior. Photo courtesy of Erin Ng.
One lucky winner will receive a one-night stay in the Presidential Suite at the Residence Inn by Marriott Berkeley, the city’s newest hotel just steps from Downtown Berkeley BART. Pair up your stay with a $100 Dining credit to Study Hall, the hotel’s rooftop lounge, and $100 in Berkeley Bucks to enjoy even more restaurant and retail goodness. Enter to win!
Receive 20% off tickets to ODC/Dance Company's "Dance Downtown" showcasing five decades of virtuosic, exuberant, and fearless dance at the Blue Shield of California Theater at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.
Photo courtesy of Orinda Books.
At BART, we’re obviously big on transit, and books – just like our trains – have the power to transport you far from your everyday reality.
There are hundreds of independent bookstores in the Bay Area, whose wares range from used books to new books, children’s books to anarchist books, and everything in between. Many of these stores are easily accessible by BART. So, hop on the train and grab a new read from one of the below bookshops.
Bowls of ramen on the menu at Itani Ramen. Photo courtesy of Do The Bay.
Photo courtesy of Hernandez-Eli Architecture.
There’s something oddly majestic about seeing a BART car “in the wild,” or in a place you wouldn’t expect it to be, far from its straight and narrow tracks. Soon, this will be a regular occurrence for Bay Area residents as BART announces the eight finalists that have been selected to receive legacy BART cars in the coming months. The legacy cars will be replaced by BART’s Fleet of the Future.