Pop the bubbly—this week brings Mardi Gras and International Women’s Day.
Ring in Fat Tuesday in brass band or gala style, then catch Tyler, The Creator and celebrate your favorite ladies owith talks, shops, and chef-prepared meals.
Have a good one!
Go for an epic lunch to benefit food and beverage workers impacted by the L.A. fires when Californios, Nisei, and Bar Iris come together for a pop-up full of seafood and swag; Monday, noon to 3pm.// Californios, 355 11th St. (SoMa); reservations at exploretock.com
Infuse some mezcal into your Monday with a chef tasting menu and pairings from Oaxaca’s Quiote Mezcalería; Monday, 7pm to 10pm. // Otra, 682 Haight St. (Lower Haight); tickets at eventbrite.com
Dig into farm-to-table Roman fare at neighborhood gem Seven Hills. When you join 7x7 Social Club, you'll receive a complimentary chef's choice appetizer. // Seven Hills, 1896 Hyde St. (Russian Hill); reservations at opentable.com
Fill your Fat Tuesday with the funky, jazzy sounds of Rebirth Brass Band and Southern comfort favorites at Curio before the show. // The Chapel, 777 Valencia St. (Mission); tickets at seetickets.us
Celebrate Mardi Grasat a glamorous party with cocktails and dancing to the Twilight Brass Band; Tuesday at 6pm. // Grace Cathedral, 1100 California St. (Nob Hill); tickets at givesmart.com
Catch Tyler, The Creator when he brings his "Chromakopia" world tour to SF; Wednesday at 7:30pm. // Chase Center, 1 Warriors Way (Mission Bay); tickets at ticketmaster.com
Roll out your mat for hot yoga, vinyasa flows, and community connection at Love Story’s dreamy studio. Score 50 percent off a five-class pack when you join 7x7 Social Club. // Love Story Yoga, 473 Valencia St. (Mission); book at lovestoryyoga.com
See Giada De Laurentiis off screen and on the stage to talk about her new cookbook, Super-Italian; Thursday at 7:30pm. // The Curran Theatre, 445 Geary St. (TenderNob); tickets at broadwaysf.com
Keep living the glory that is First Thursday with Blu DeTiger. The streets are open and dancing, drinks, and treats await; Thursday, 5pm to 10pm. // Market St. and 2nd St. (SoMa); RSVP at eventbrite.com
Meet artist, writer, filmmaker, and 7x7 favorite Tiffany Shlain for a discussion of “Dendrofemonology: A Feminist Tree Ring,” her latest artwork that examines a 50,000-year history through a feminist lens; Thursday at 6pm. // Mechanics' Institute, 57 Post St. (FiDi); tickets at eventbrite.com
Explore 35,000 square feet of art and programming from more than 150 local creators at the Superfine Art Fair. 7x7 readers get 30 percent off tickets with the code 7X730, and we even saved a few free tickets for 7x7 Social Club members; 5pm to 10pm Thursday to Friday, 11am to 9pm Saturday, and 11am to 6pm Sunday. // Fort Mason Center for Arts and Culture, 2 Marina Blvd. (Marina); tickets at superfine.world
Thank you to our partners at Superfine Art Fair.
Get in the March Madness spirit at Spin, which is taking ping pong to another level at it “Dare to Play Like a Champion” sports-themed party; Friday, 8pm to 11pm. // Spin, 690 Folsom St., Ste.100 (SoMa); reservations at wearespin.com
Celebrate International Women’s Day with a panel featuring The Real Real president and CEO Rati Sahi, activist Jamira Burley, and artist/entrepreneur Jessica Hische. There will also be a beauty bar, take-home goodies, and plenty of eats; Friday, 10am to 1pm. // Ferry Building, 1 Ferry Building (Embarcadero); details at eventbrite.com
Make a day of it at Meyer Family Cellars. The pours of pinot and Oakville cabernets are plenty, and kids and dogs are welcome. 7x7 Social Club members get honorary wine club membership status. // Meyer Family Cellars, 19750 CA-128 (Yorkville); reservations at mfcellars.com
Do brunch overlooking Washington Square Park. The park's iconic restaurant is serving a new menu of classics like sourdough french toast; Saturdays and Sundays, 10:30am to 2:30pm. // Park Tavern, 1652 Stockton St. (North Beach); reservations at opentable.com
Show off your fur baby at Best in the Westin, a friendly canine competition with lots of perks for your pup—grooming, photo shoots, treats, training, and more; Saturday, 11am to 2pm. // The Westin St. Francis, 335 Powell St. (TenderNob); tickets at eventbrite.com
Drag Up some fabulous laughs at this comedy show hosted by Kat Walker; Sunday at 7pm. // Cobb’s Comedy Club, 915 Columbus Ave. (Russian Hill); tickets at livenation.com
Boost your crystal collection or just pick up something pretty at the San Francisco Crystal Fair. Shop geodes, jewelry, and elixirs or learn from teachers and trainers; Saturday, 10am to 6pm and Sunday 10am to 4pm. // San Francisco County Fair Building, 1199 9th Ave. (Golden Gate Park); details at crystalfair.com
Support women-owned businesses on Oakland's Piedmont Avenue. It will be a weekend of deals, tastings, shopping, and self-care in honor of Women’s History Month; Saturday and Sunday. // Details at piedmontavenue.org
Be all ears at a benefit concert for L.A. fire relief performed the SF Symphony, the Symphony Chorus, and Conservatory of Music Orchestra; Saturday at 7:30pm. // Davies Symphony Hall, 201 Van Ness Ave. (Civic Center); tickets at sfsymphony.org
Celebrate women winemakers and chefs with a collaborative dinner in partnership with La Cocina and Sonoma’s Ryme Cellars; Sunday at 5pm. // The Lodge at Dawn Ranch, 16467 Hwy 116 (Guerneville); reservations at opentable.com
Score one-of-a-kind finds at Pickwick Vintage, a showing of more than 70 California exhibitors stocked with clothes, jewelry, accessories, textiles, and inspiration; Sunday, 10am to 4pm. // Ferry Building (Embarcadero); details at ferrybuildingmarketplace.com
Pack up the pup for a trip to Napa. In March, Pawsport Napa Valley gets you exclusive savings on dining, lodging, wine tastings and more, all to support Napa Humane; through Monday, March 31st. // Details at napahumane.org
Thank you to our partners at Napa Humane.
Cheat on Ikea with a Swedish meatball-making class that will show you the secrets of prepping and presenting these iconic treats like a pro; Sunday, 4pm to 6:30pm. // Saluhall 945 Market St. (SoMa); register at saluhallmarket.com
Peek at Paul McCartney’s personal collection of pics in a new exhibition that showcases more than 250 photographs taken by the Beatle himself as the band shot to fame in the 1960s. // de Young Museum, 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr. (Golden Gate Park); tickets at ticketing.famsf.org (7x7 Social Club members receive 20 percent off.)
