What's Happening San Francisco?

Ohhh, I've neglected my site for so long. After a brief a hi-cup, I'm back on track. But let's start with the fun stuff. We've had two nice weekends in row so why not enjoy some fun outdoor events. Mid 70's temps are rare and nice for San Francisco. Yes, please just walk away from the computer over the next two days. Try try try to refrain from checking your emails on your cell phone.

So wazzz up?

SAT 10/3

Food On Fillmore: Fillmore between Pine/California St. *** free ***
Oktoberfest at Pier 48
Dancing in the Streets: 2nd/Market and Civic Center *** free *
Blue Grass Festival at Golden Gate Park: Fri-Sun *** free ***

SUN 10/4

Castro Street Festival - Sunday 10/4 *** free ***
Sandcastles at Ocean Beach - *** free ***

Give your eyes a computer screen break - slather on that sunscreen, exhale, and stroll through the city streets.

Next week it's back to business. I'll post a list of workshops to attend that can help you and your business grow. Or at least help you get off of the "I've been wanting to run my own business" fence.

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