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FunMaps TV. Our travel correspondent explores Paso Robles, undiscovered wine country. Also view breathtaking Big Sur and the ambitious, opulent Hearst Castle.
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To celebrate gay history, we're recognizing certain icons. Watch a short video and learn more about Harvey Milk, whose life and work has intersected with San Francisco history.
San-Fran Travelogue. Kevin Bentley explores all the city has to offer
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San Francisco conjures images of the Golden Gate Bridge, Coit Tower, cable cars, Chinatown and Fisherman's Wharf. Hundreds of other breathtaking sights and sounds await your visit to this sparkling "City by the Bay". You'll never be stranded in San Francisco - between the BART subway system, the MUNI bus network, historic street cars, cable cars (America's only "moving" national historic landmark) and taxis, there's always easy access to all Bay Area attractions.
From the narrow streets of Russian Hill to the Italian neighborhood of North Beach and beyond, the city is full of wonders. Take a walking tour of the Castro district, the cradle of the gay movement and home to many of the city's gay bars, restaurants and shops. Other places not to be missed include Alamo Square, Alcatraz, Chinatown, The Embarcadero, Fisherman's Wharf, Ghirardelli Square (home of America's premium chocolate since 1852), PacBell Park (home of the San Francisco Giants), Union Square (the heart of San Francisco's downtown since 1850), California Academy of Sciences, Golden Gate Park, Pier 39, Maiden Lane, Nob Hill, Telegraph Hill, Haight-Ashbury, the Palace of Fine Arts, the colorful Mission district, Lombard Street (the crookedest street in the world) and the magnificent views from Twin Peaks.
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SF Chefs. Food. Wine. is a four day food and wine event celebrating the unique flavor, diversity and bounty of Northern California. The main tasting tent will be in Union Square, where chefs, wine makers and distillers will offer an exploration of taste featuring local products. Classes and seminars will offer interactive opportunities for the public to participate with local farmers, ranchers, chefs, winemakers, distillers, media, luminaries, authors, vintners, mixologists and culinary experts in an entertaining forum.
Join us for the largest LGBTQ Pride Festival in East Bay. Check out the music, food, booths, and meet new people. For more information call: 510-465-7433.
The infamous, dark and nasty Official Dance event of Folsom Street Fair returns.
The Folsom Street Fair is a true San Francisco original. With over 400,000 people in attendance covering 13 city blocks, the Fair is the largest leather/fetish event in the world and the third largest, single-day outdoor event in California.
Official 2011 dates TBA...
No event will be held in 2010 due to our participation in Gay Games VIII in Cologne, Germany.
Official 2011 dates TBA...
The Pride Track & Field Meet is a new event designed to provide athletes of all sexual orientations with an opportunity to compete together in a welcoming environment.
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