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Vote for Photographer Allyson Wiley!
Vote for Photographer Allyson Wiley, she's up for the "Best Wedding Photographer" in the San Francisco Bay Area. Allyson is also CitiScape's Staff Photographer and the daughter of Kevin Wiley. She is currently in 2nd or 3rd place out of 256 businesses!
The winner receives $500 donated to the charity of their choice and Allyson has agreed to match the funds. Allyson's charity, Saint Jude Children's Hospital, will receive $1000.
Message from Allyson:
"I am blessed to have a healthy family, and a career that I love, I'd be honored if you would vote for me"
Labels: around the office, arts, CitiScape, family friendly, get involved, kind of a big deal, small business, they like us they really like us
4th Annual Bazaar Bizarre Holiday Fair @ Fort Mason!
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Come one, come all to one of the best indie craft fairs in the nation! Bazaar Bizarre San Francisco is celebrating its fourth year as a locally produced show, December 11th and 12th.
At Bazaar Bizarre San Francisco, expect to find a QUALITY HANDMADE MARKET, LOCAL GOURMET FOOD CARTS, entertainers, DJ’s, DIY WORKSHOPS, a crafty charity RAFFLE, COCKTAIL PARTY and more!
Labels: arts, arts and education, community, holiday, keen on being green, local events, neighborhood news, san francisco, volunteer, youth
The View From CitiScape: San Francisco
Do You Have Your "Passport"?
Do You Have Your "Passport"? SF Arts Commission's Passport 2010
"Hayes Valley will come alive Sunday, October 10th from 10 am to 4 pm, with the SF Arts Commission'sPassport 2010 event, one of the best ways to experience art in the city. Guests can purchase $25 "passports" (which are gorgeous, custom-designed Moleskine notebooks donated by Chronicle Books), and follow a map to receive artist-designed stamps at various Hayes Valley locations. Home base is at Patricia's Green park (at Hayes and Octavia), where you can look for 7x7's table, sign up to win prizes, munch on $1 hot dogs and pick up all the supplies you'll need for this grown up scavenger hunt.
The event's kick off party is Saturday night, October 9th, at Rickshaw Stop from 6 to 9 pm, where guests can grab their passports early, pile into a photo booth run by photographer and Passport 2010 artist Sean McFarland or a video kissing booth (gasp!) run by visual artist Suzanne Husky, plus dance beats by DJ Nuxx. The icing on the cake are the many local shops also offering cool deals on merchandise in honor of Passport 2010."
Click here for more info!
Labels: arts, celebration, friendly reminders, get involved, in the know, local events, neighborhood news, san francisco
Alamo Square Flea & Indie Mart - Saturday, 8/21
 Saturday August 21st, check out the Alamo Square Flea & Indie Mart for the best of both worlds, DIY, vintage inspired and so much more. OVER 120 VENDORS! There will be family friendly stations, you can bring your pups, there will be dogs for adoption, food trucks with BBQ and juices and a sunshiney park to hang in. Workshop will be offering DIY activities for the whole family and adults from terrariums to crafts to cookie decorating, San Franpsycho doing live printing, Black Jet Bakery pop tarts & treats, they even have ice cream sammies. This will be a really fun merge and a great celebration of these neighborhoods, history & people.
Please check out this fun collab, which should be a nice new style event for us...no bands, booze or beer, just killer shopping, deals, food and tons of fun, sun and more!
Alamo Square Flea Market & the Indie Mart
Saturday August 21st, 9am-3pm
Alamo Square- enter at Grove & Divisadero, Fulton & Scott or Hayes & Scott.
All down Scott street, Grove & around the park. Indie Mart is down Scott & the rest is Flea Market treasures galore!
Labels: arts, celebration, dogs, family friendly, food, friendly reminders, get involved, in the know, keen on being green, local events, neighborhood news, san francisco, small business, volunteer, youth
Union Street Festival - Sat., 6/5 and Sun., 6/6
Union Street Festival(Cow Hollow) Union St. between Gough and Steiner streets Event time: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. 800-310-6563
Come one, come all to the 34th Union Street Festival. You'll get arts and crafts, gourmet food booths, two stages of live entertainment and bistro style cafes. And back for the third year is the eco-zone, where you'll find green exhibitors, businesses and educational displays. But the real kicker? Drinking on the street. If you're looking for revelry and rowdy ritual, don't miss it. Labels: arts, in the know, local events, neighborhood news, san francisco
TASTE 2010: A Garden of Earthly Delights
On Thursday, April 22, Root Division will host TASTE 2010, a unique and sumptuous evening celebrating the beauty of art & food in San Francisco. TASTE 2010 will feature 8-10 acclaimed local chefs, 16-20 visual artists, and live music, for a night of inspired food, drink, art, & music. This event presents guests with daring culinary delights and a visual feast, joining them together in glorious form on-site in Root Division's gallery & studios. As this year’s event coincides with the 40th anniversary of Earth Day, the theme -- A Garden of Earthly Delights -- reminds us to celebrate the Earth’s bounty & springtime abundance. For tickets and more information, click here! Labels: arts, arts and education, celebration, in the know, local events, neighborhood news, san francisco
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