Lake Tahoe Sugar Bowl Resort Snow Events: April 4-11. Bluebird days are coming to Lake Tahoe. The popular resort offers several family-friendly events this season. April 12 is not to be missed with its Paradise Pond Skim. This end-of-season party sees folks in costumes skimming its resort pond. Live music and food will be on […]
Mendocino CountyLittle River Inn: One of the best kept secrets in Mendocino County is Little River Inn, an historic lodge full of comfy beds, ocean views, and great food. The Water Dog Package allows you to bring your furry loved one to join in on a day of kayaking and includes a two-night stay. In
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Dungeness crab season is officially in full swing in San Francisco and will last through the end of July. At Pier 39, where you can find prison pajamas at the Alcatraz shop, robots for sale, and a rubber duckie boutique, you can discover fresh crab at the Fog Harbor Fish House. It is now serving
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Look at all the places you can go and fun things you can do with the family! Make more memories this year. Enjoy your Christmas! –Editors at Bay Area Family Travel.com San FranciscoWinter Chalet Experience at the Intercontinental Mark Hopkins, now until January 2. Looking for something fun to do with the family this holiday?
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Teddy Bear Tea, Wednesday, now to Dec. 23. The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco’s beloved Teddy Bear Tea returns for children ages 2-11, offering an enchanting afternoon of holiday fun. Each child will receive a teddy bear of their very own while they enjoy lively entertainment from animated elves, whimsical photo ops, and more seasonal magic. Families
For the CookEco-friendly consumers will love the attractive Ambrosia Linen Refrigerator Bags designed to keep your veggies, berries, mushrooms, and leafy greens fresh longer. These zippered linen bags, designed for specific food types, are anti-microbial and start at $26 for the mushroom sack and go up to $110 for all four. The company says the
Us folks in the South Bay don’t get much in terms of atmosphere as in the likes of a San Francisco comedy club. You know, those gritty halls or upstairs abandoned wrecks where you would swear that a murder happened recently. I recently discovered a clubby haunt on the bright and cheery Stanford University campus
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Long summer days and nights are the hallmark of living in the Bay Area. The Filoli Estate in Woodside is now capitalizing on that fact, and this season, the mansion and gardens are open 5-8 p.m. on Wednesdays and Thursdays until September 19. Members pay an extra $10 per person. Non-members pay $38 for adults
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Over fifty-two thousand. That is how many culinary explorers have embarked upon the ramen-making journey at The Story of Ramen, a half-day cooking workshop offered in San Francisco in the Mission District. Opened for business in 2016, this enterprise is the brainchild of two partners, Manville Chan and Jeff Parsons. Both left high-tech careers to
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By Kathy Chin Leong “Daddy, show me. Show me how to dive!” The little boy stands on the rim of the swimming pool, begging his young father for instruction. I watch from my lounge chair, silently hoping, “Okay, Dad. This is your chance to build a memory with your son. Don’t blow it.” The father
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