The friendly, Scandinavian vibe at IKEA's new co-working space, Hej! Workshop. Photo courtesy of SF Chronicle.The concept of co-working spaces continues to be fluid—but what has become clear, today’s pay-to-work private spaces have to create an environment that is not only functional for productivity but also for socialization. It’s the reason why these places popped up in the first place. We rounded up a variety of co-working spaces that are convenient to BART and offer a desk, a cold or hot drink and the chance to connect with others.
Start spring at SUNDAZE day party. Photo courtesy of The Endup SF.
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day weekend. Photo courtesy of City of Dublin.
An image from the BART archive features Women taking calls at BART's call center. Photo courtesy of BART.March 1 marked the beginning of Women’s History Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the vital role women have played – and continue to play – in American history, including the history of public transportation, which has been shaped and transformed by women.
Have a brew with a view at Lake Chalet. Photo courtesy of Lake Chalet.Happy hours are a great way to unwind, socialize with friends and treat yourself to drink deals and food specials at fun restaurants and bars. While there are loads of lively happy hours full of vibrant atmosphere and deep discounts in the Bay Area, we've listed our favorite five. From creative cocktails to tasty bites, lakeside views and live music, these unique happy hours near BART are worth checking out.
Head to San Francisco for Free Bulb Day, where 80,000 tulips will be available to visitors for free. Photo courtesy of Flower Bulb Day.
Photo courtesy of Martin Lawrence Gallery.
Art galleries in the Bay Area are as diverse as its population. From world-famous artists to emerging talent, expect everything from glass art to sculptures, 20th-century paintings and much more. Luckily, BART is close to several of the Bay Area's best art galleries. We’ve compiled a list of art galleries that are sure to spark inspiration and offer unique opportunities to learn about different mediums and techniques. Who knows? Your new favorite artist might be just a BART ride away.
Use the Ohlone Greenway to access shopping and dining from the El Cerrito Plaza station. Photo courtesy of TrailLink.
Laugh and learn at Oakland Museum of California's (OMCA) free First Sunday event. Photo courtesy of OMCA.
The bright exterior of Bissap Boba is hard to miss. Photo courtesy of SFGate.
Since 1976, American presidents have designated a theme for Black History Month. This February, the theme is "African Americans and the Arts," which includes the incredible culinary influence African Americans have made in the U.S. Luckily, the Bay Area has many sensational Black-owned eateries to choose from. And while Black History Month is the perfect time to try a new one, we’ve compiled a list of fantastic Black-owned restaurants near BART to enjoy all year long.