In a press event at San Francisco International Airport this morning, SFist witnessed airport officials announce the grand opening of what they believe is the world's first in-airport free yoga studio. Because, well, of course San Francisco should have the first airport yoga studio. more ›

We know. There are at least ten of you out there who are SO OVER this you could die and you've just lost some modicum of respect for us. But chances are we've lost your respect hundreds of times in the last year, so what's one more time? It's a new year! Besides, there's something about this 'Shit ____s Say' meme that lends itself particularly well to Bay Area clichés, and since it's just not quite dead yet (despite our earlier prediction), we bring you these latest updates. more ›

Or your girlfriend's yoga mat, we suppose. We doubt many of you are rushing to the Golden Arches immediately after doing your down dogs and such. In a Time Magazine report yesterday, the thin glossy's Healthland section explained some of the sandwich's more mysterious ingredients like, "azodicarbonamide, ammonium sulfate and polysorbate 80." Sure, any ingredient that ends in a number isn't exactly appetizing, but it's the azodicarbonamide that's raising the most flags here: the flour-bleaching agent used in the McRib bun, "is most commonly used in the manufacture of foamed plastics like in gym mats and the soles of shoes". more ›

Free yoga (almost) daily in the sun, we're there! Hayes Valley Farm announced that starting tomorrow they'll be hosting free outdoor yoga all month on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. when weather permits. more ›

CLUB: Hubba Hubba Revue and Bootie are mashing it up tonight, featuring five of the Bay Area's sexiest and sauciest burlesque performers, along with sets by DJ Tripp, guest DJ Billy Jam of New York City's WFMU, and SF's John!John! in the main room, and in the upstairs room, it's Apocalypso, featuring DJs Six, Candy, and Starr spinning the best indie electro. (9 p.m., DNA Lounge, 375 Eleventh Street) more ›

Frazzled? Chakras out of whack? New yoga pants? Then, by all means, head sover to SOMArts on Sunday for two free yoga meditations. SOMArts tells us: "Drop by the All Access Open house for a FREE 30 minute yoga meditation with Crystal Nelson in SOMArts' beautiful dance studio. Hosted at 3:30 and 5:00, these introductory sessions will bring together a diversity of SoMa locals and introduce new visitors to SOMArts Cultural Center." more ›

Looking for a fun lunch-time activity this week? Or perhaps you're a non-9-to-5er? Check out a few day-time events happening this week. more ›

Head over to Justin Herman Plaza at 10 a.m. on Sunday for a free, three-hour yoga class to benefit four yoga charities, as party of the global Yoga Aid Challenge. But be sure to register first. Can't attend? Donate some money. more ›

Already sending readers into numbing states of fury at BoingBoing, The Pad, a yoga studio in the Marina district, put out this sign asking for old yoga mats to send to Port-au-Prince quake victims. more ›

Feel like getting away to Tahoe this weekend for three days of beautiful scenery and an amazing line-up of bands, including Spoon, Broken Social Scene, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Gillian Welch, Jenny Lewis, Rogue Wave, Girl Talk, Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings, plus many more? Here's your chance to win a pair of 3-day, weekend Wanderer passes to the Wanderlust Music and Yoga Festival, happening Friday evening through Sunday. The Wanderer gets you into all music-related events throughout the weekend, but not the yoga. more ›

In what's just another attempt to get women to spread their legs and bend their bodies in public -- very clever, guys -- something called AcroYoga took place in Dolores Park over the weekend. AcroYoga, according to a hasty search on Google, "combines acrobatic concepts with a yogic consciousness," with sexy results. more ›

We're going all the way to Texas for our photo of the day where this yoga studio has an "NRA-inspired bumper sticker prominently displayed on the front door." more ›