Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight ART: The ViceVerse: Communikey + Dis-patch Collaboration Tour presents the Graphisms exhibition opening, featuring work by resident designers Nebojsa Cvetkovic and Marshall Demeranville III. The event will also feature a Pictoplasma screening & Color
SF News Potential "Child Predator" Really Was Just Doing Pull-Ups Everyone can all rest easy now. The alleged potential child predator who was spotted suspiciously lurking/doing pull-ups at Mountain Lake Park has been identified and deemed harmless by SFPD. The suspect, whose
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight TALK: Andy Bichlbaum, leading member of The Yes Men will speak with the Chronicle's Joe Garofoli about The Yes Men's latest documentary, The Yes Men Fix the World, which has been hailed as
misc Trial Divisadero Parklet a Hit According to Streetsblog, unlike some of their neighbors two miles South, Western Addition residents are embracing their Pavement to Parks parklet on Divisadero. The parklet, which extends the sidewalk between Hayes and Grove
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight MUSIC: Four-time Tony and two-time Grammy Award winning soprano, Audra McDonald, whom SFist Brock endorses as having "THE best voice in the industry," will sing standards, favorite showtunes, classic songs from the movies,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink This Week at Heart of the City Farmers Market It was nice and warm today at Heart of the City Farmers Market. We got there around 2 p.m. and scored three pints of strawberries for $5, so the vendors could go
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight, Addendum Excuse us for only finding out about Outside In #4 at the last minute. Dishes by eighteen San Francisco street food and local underground chefs will be paired with eighteen Portuguese wines and
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight COMEDY: As SFist noted last month, the whole loveable Aqua Teen gang (except for that wet blanket Frylock or Err), aka Dave Willis and Dana Snyder, will be bringing the laughs at Aqua
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight FILM: Drift off to exotic, faraway places lost in time, while viewing early travelogues in shimmering black and white, 1950s travel in stunning Kodachrome color, and swinging sixties go-go holidays at Bon Voyage!
SF News Potential Child Predator at Mountain Lake Park, Says SFPD UPDATE: SFPD has questioned and cleared the suspect of any wrong-doing. Sightings of the potential child predator at Mountain Lake Park have been officially confirmed by SFPD. A reader let us know that
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight WALK: Wear comfortable shoes and gear up to scope out several blocks' worth of art and fashion, live music, and discounted food and libations at the very first Fillmore Art Walk. 6 p.
Arts & Entertainment Poll: The San Francisco International Film Festival 2010 Starts Tonight The big San Francisco International Film Festival starts tonight. Have you bought tickets to the films and events you want to attend? Some might be sold out or are selling out fast. We
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight FILM: Filmmaker Al Jarnow, whose hypnotic work many might be familiar with from Sesame Street, will be in person at the Red Vic to present his newly released compilation, Celestial Navigations: The Short
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight FUNDRAISER: SF Camerawork presents Looking Forward, Giving Back, a festive evening of music, photography, and a silent auction benefiting SF Camerawork's First Exposures, which provides free weekly photography classes to underserved youth. 6
SF News Beware of Alleged Pervy PT Cruiser-Driving Lurker at Mountain Lake Park UPDATE: SFPD has questioned and cleared the suspect of any wrong-doing. The following warning has been circulating throughout various parenting lists regarding a lurker at Mountain Lake Park in the Richmond. As always,
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight CABARET: "Lose yourself in a haze of haute harlots, high-kicking hedonists, and howling humorists" at Hello, Folly! Revue 2, featuring a menagerie of song, dance, whimsy, and comedy. 8 p.m. // Amnesia (853
SF News Antioch Baby Dies After Being Left in Car Overnight Here's another heart-breaking story of an infant found dead in a car, with especially unsettling circumstances. An Antioch couple, both of whom work two jobs, left their 7-month-old baby in the car overnight
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight MUSIC: The legendary Echo & the Bunnymen will bring on the dancing hipsters, performing classics and new songs from their latest album, The Fountain. 8 p.m. // The Fillmore (1805 Geary Blvd) // $27.
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight ART: At resonant world, enjoy the experimental work of the late avant-garde composer John Cage performed by various musical groups while perusing an exhibition of "half man, half myth," the late Morris Graves'
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight FILM: San Francisco Cinematheque presents the world premiere of Ken Paul Rosenthal's Crooked Beauty, a poetic documentary that explores positive and compassionate models for transforming the experience of madness in our culture, as
misc The Baby-ry Coast Thanks again to all the readers who have been sending us family-friendly info! Keep it coming! This weekend is packed with the usual spring-time fun and free/cheap events for all ages. Dogs,
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight ART: Belljar presents Mutatis Mutandis, a series of acrylic paintings on canvas by Scott Greenwalt, in which he seeks to express intimate celebrations of abnormality, imperfection and the bizarre. 6 to 9 p.
Arts & Entertainment SFist This Weekend It's the 40th anniversary of Earth Day this weekend. We were going to direct you to the Earth Day website for an exhaustive list of local events specific to Saturday and Sunday, but
Arts & Entertainment SFist Tonight ART: The artists at Creativity Explored explore the concept of maps in Where Are We? The aptly named New Maps of the West will perform. 7 to 9 p.m. // Creativity Explored (3245
misc Relevant Facebook Status Update of the Day Via C.L.: "just had a guy in a van ram my car while parking in front if me, make out with his girlfriend in the front seat, get out and now they're