Jennifer's San Francisco Travel Blog April 2008 Archive

New from Only in San Francisco1 is Taste SF, a website devoted to the culinary scene of the city. Launched on April 24, 2008, the site is still in beta, ... Read More

William Shakespeare turned a wonderful 444 years young this past Wednesday, April 23, which got me thinking about the Shakespearean productions coming to the Bay Area this spring/summer. The list ... Read More

This past Sunday, the Golden Gate Park Band began its 126th year with a rousing premiere concert. The season, comprised of 27 total concerts, runs from April through mid-October. The band’s ... Read More

Tomorrow marks the fourth and final day of the 2008 Cherry Blossom Festival. As usual, it’ll culminate with the Grand Parade, set to take place 1 p.m. – 3 p.m.; ... Read More

Earlier this year, Popular Science ranked America's 50 Greenest Cities, coast to coast. Using raw data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the National Geographic Society, Popular Science assigned scores ... Read More

The centerpiece for San Francisco Ballet's 75th anniversary is just around the corner, arriving this April 22 (thru May 6). As of now, seats are still available for opening night ... Read More

While the Richmond District isn’t as often visited by tourists as other neighborhoods in San Francisco, it still welcomes its share of visitors. Perhaps you’ll find yourself exploring it one ... Read More

Are you a fan of chocolate? Are you visiting the City today? If so, then you may already know about the San Francisco International Chocolate Salon, taking place 10 a.m. ... Read More

In response to the U.S. economic stimulus package, which will see taxpayers receive a rebate of up to $600 for individuals and $1,200 for married couples, online travel provider Expedia.com ... Read More

As the Olympic torch makes its way to San Francisco (its only stop in North America) amid controversy, the city readies for Wednesday and the six-mile run. On Monday, April 7th, ... Read More

April is a great time to visit the City by the Bay. Spring blossoms into full bloom, while the busy tourist season remains "shoulder." With crowds being fewer, navigation around ... Read More

Well-known for its fantastic Best of Broadway series, SHN will again be bringing a number of stage hits to San Francisco this summer/fall, including Tim Supple’s contemporary adaptation of William ... Read More

The Butterfly Zone at the Conservatory of Flowers has returned for 2008, with double the number of butterflies, plus plans for a new “night safari” starting in May. Take a walk ... Read More