These days, neighbors mostly get to know each other through comments on Nextdoor. But it wasn’t always like this. Before social media and social distancing, there were block parties and neighborhood watch groups. Let’s bring that vibe back again for National Neighbor Day!
We may be in the middle of a late-Summer heat wave, but this weekend marks the Mid-Autumn Festival in Chinese and other East/Southeast Asian cultures. Also known as the “Moon” or “Mooncake” Festival, it dates back over 3,000 years and features lanterns of all shapes and sizes and tasty mooncake pastries.
Looking to impress your friends and family during the Mid-Autumn Festival? Thrillist put together a list of the best places to find mooncakes in San Francisco. Let us know your favorites!
On Monday, when we’re all relaxing by the grill, enjoying a cool beverage, and waiting for our burgers to be done (or well done, as the case may be), let’s take a moment to honor the hard work we put in all year round to keep our world moving.
We found this sign hanging in the bathroom of a coffee shop we visited recently in Denver. It was a good reminder to pay attention to the most important things in life and ignore the noisy world surrounding us.
It’s the first Friday in August, which means it’s International Beer Day! Time to pour a pint of your favorite craft brew and celebrate the end of another week of the Dog Days of Summer.
The Bay Area is home to one of the most vibrant and creative craft brew scenes in the world, and there’s no shortage of taprooms and breweries within a quick road trip of wherever you live.
Here’s a list of local favorites from the SF Chronicle. It’s a little light on the South Bay, so if you need some tips, just ask the Geek!
