All Day Events San Francisco

2nd Annual Yoga for All Day in Santa Cruz

Let's check out the Yoga For all Event together ☺️! **Event info:** In honor of **Yoga For All Movement Day** (*declared by the city of Santa Cruz!*) and our 9th birthday, we are thrilled to offer the community a **free day of yoga and mindfulness for all**. Join us for the first annual **Yoga For All Day in Downtown Santa Cruz!** **FREE yoga festival**, including: * accessible yoga & meditation * a sound bath * live music * mindfulness activities for the whole family * and more! *All are invited to attend!* **More details:** [https://www.yogaforallmovement.org/yfam-day](https://www.yogaforallmovement.org/yfam-day)

Start Your Saturday with Qigong 免费大雁功, 开始美好一天

**Start your Saturday with Qigong** Gentle movement. Mindful breathing. Restored balance. Join our **free weekly sessions** to improve focus, reduce stress, and boost energy. All levels are welcome—perfect for beginners and families! **When & Where** 📍 San Francisco Marina Branch Library – Outdoor Patio *(Between the library and the children’s playground)* 🚍 Short walk from Muni lines 30, 45, 22, 28, and 43 🚗 Free/permit parking at Marina Green Park (12-min walk) **What to Bring** ☀️ Sunscreen, hat, gloves for sun protection 🌧️ Sessions canceled if it rains **Featured on the SF Marina Branch Library calendar:** https://sfpl.org/locations/marina

Mill Valley Pug and Frenchie Sunday!

In the interest of diversity and inclusiveness, Mill Valley Pug Sunday is now Mill Valley Pug and Frenchie Sunday. We meet from March through October on the 3rd Sunday of the month from 9:30 to 10:30. Come all Pugs, Frenchies, Pug and Frenchie Owners and Pugophiles and Frenchiephiles. A Pool will be provided if it is hot. Costumes welcome. No meetings from November through February. The MV Dog Park is part of Bayfront Park in Mill Valley. It is at 450 Sycamore off of Camino Alto. When you get to the park turn right and walk south towards Sausalito. It is the 3rd/last field on left. 2024 dates - **3/17, 4/21, 5/19, 6/16, 7/21, 8/18, 9/15, 10/20** Bennie and Toby

Fitness & Health Enthusiasts

**RSVP via:** https://app.gistirl.com/event-details/OyFoqufftZ3j4DRkm6nf?utm_source=meetup&utm_content=a **Early Bird Discounts | More $ Later** Hey health nerds, I'll go first: I cook most of my own food, care probably too much about where the meat came from, and keep a supplement stack I can defend maybe 70% of. This is the event I wanted to go to, so I'm running it. Here is the idea, plain and simple: one sunny afternoon on the grass at Marina Green, a circle of people who actually care about how they eat, train, sleep, and age, and the kind of specific, no-fluff conversation about it that most of us never get to have out loud. This is for people from all walks of life - the "I just want to sleep better" crowd, the marathoners and the lifters, plant-based and carnivore, macro trackers, sauna and cold plunge people, bloodwork and CGM people, and folks deep in the supplement and peptide rabbit hole. Total beginners are genuinely welcome. Nobody is here to sell you a protocol or convert you to their diet. The only ask is that you come honest and stay curious. Most of us have gone down a health rabbit hole that nobody in our life wants to hear about. What actually moved the needle for you, and what turned out to be an expensive nothing? What are you experimenting with right now? What did you swear by two years ago that you have quietly dropped? This afternoon is a space to say those things out loud, with people who genuinely want to hear them. There's also a less obvious reason to come. You can dial in your training, your sleep, and your bloodwork and still be quietly skipping one of the most consistently supported longevity variables there is: real people you actually see in person. So this afternoon is both halves at once - the conversation you want, and the thing the research keeps pointing at anyway. How it works: We'll gather right on the grass at Marina Green. For the first stretch of the afternoon, the Gist IRL app pairs you up for short, focused one-on-one conversations. You always know exactly who you are talking to next, so there is no wandering around wondering who to approach. That takes the pressure off and makes it surprisingly easy to skip the small talk and get straight to the good stuff - what you actually eat, how you actually train, and what you are actually testing. Then the best part: When the rounds wrap up, you pick the people you clicked with, form a little group of 4 to 6, and walk from the green over to Chestnut Street together to keep the conversation going. Everything on the list below is a short stroll away. By late afternoon you are sitting around a table with smoothies, cold brew, and real food, comparing notes with people who take this stuff as seriously as you do. Whether this becomes your monthly training-and-bloodwork group or just a genuinely refreshing Sunday, I think you will leave with a few things worth trying and a few people worth texting. The Plan: 1:00 PM - Check-in. Follow the link to set up your quick profile on your phone. Bring a blanket or something to sit on if you can - we'll have a few extras. 1:05 - 2:25 PM - One-on-one rounds. The app pairs you for short, focused chats about food, training, sleep, recovery, and whatever you are currently experimenting with. 2:25 PM+ - Form groups of 4 to 6 with the people you clicked with, pick a spot on Chestnut, and walk over together - your group leaves together today. Instead of having one great conversation about VO2 max and then trading contact info that never turns into an actual meetup, we grab smoothies, coffee, and food right away. You might just stumble into your new training partners, your Saturday hike group, or the one friend who finally gets why you own three different sleep trackers. And when the afternoon wraps up, you can easily stay in touch with everyone through the app - no need to trade phone numbers. One honest note: we're here to compare notes, not to hand out medical advice. Nobody on that lawn is your doctor. Take what's useful, be skeptical of anyone who sounds too certain, and run the serious stuff by an actual professional. I can't wait to share a table and hear what you are all experimenting with. A few favorite spots nearby: Earthbar - A five minute walk up to Chestnut, built for exactly this crowd: cold-pressed juices, protein and adaptogen smoothies, and a wall of supplements to argue about. Muse Juice Bar - A bright little counter on Chestnut for acai bowls, build-your-own smoothies, and add-ins like bee pollen and coconut cream. Blue Barn - At Steiner and Chestnut, the go-to for big made-to-order salads and grain bowls when the group wants an actual meal instead of a drink. Réveille Coffee - A clean, airy Chestnut Street spot with excellent espresso and plenty of table room for a group of six that wants to sit for a while. Chestnut Street Coffee Roastery - A low-key neighborhood roastery a block off the green, good for a slower, quieter table if your group wants to keep talking past your caffeine cutoff. **RSVP via:** https://app.gistirl.com/event-details/OyFoqufftZ3j4DRkm6nf?utm_source=meetup&utm_content=a **Early Bird Discounts | More $ Later**

(Prepaid Event) Napa and Sonoma Premium Small Group Wine Tour from SF

I'm crushin' for an adventure and I've heard some Foodie members are too, so here we go! Wine Country will be well into harvest season... Yes, we have to meet early but hey, this is minimal planning on your behalf, it will be an intimate tour and a FULL day of FUN! To confirm RSVP for this event prepayment of **$150** is required and covers transportation and wine tasting tour only; CHECK YOUR DMs-I will reach out to you. If you are not able to attend, cancellation, refund is available up to 1 week prior to the event-Saturday, September 26th @ 10 PM. NO REFUND, for cancellation, **late** or no shows attendees-Van will leave promptly at 8:45 AM. Lunch is not included and I made separate restaurant reservations in Sonoma and will include details in my message about it if you would like to join me. Organizer will manage the Waitlist and updating RSVP to "going". Please do not pay until we have messaged or text each other to confirm. Full event pre-payment of **$150 is required** and due by Sunday, August 30th. This is an excursion booked through Tripadvisor and Details courtesy of Tripadvisor: ## What's included [Napa and Sonoma Small Group Premium Wine Tour ](https://www.tripadvisor.com/AttractionProductReview-g60713-d33752034-Napa_and_Sonoma_Premium_Small_Group_Wine_Tour_from_San_Francisco-San_Francisco_Cali.html) * Enjoy breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco skyline from Battery Spencer. * Free time to explore and dine in Sonoma Plaza-**(I made reservations for lunch and will message you)** * Iconic photo stops from Battery Spencer and Treasure Island! * Round-trip transportation in comfy, professionally maintained vehicles * Wine tastings at premium wineries in Napa and Sonoma (all fees included, $95 value) * Bottle water and light snacks * Expert English-speaking guides (or driver-guides) who know their Cab from their Chardonnay * Entry/Admission - Jacuzzi Family Vineyards * Entry/Admission - Artesa Vineyards & Winery **What's not included** * **Gratuities(15%\~20% Recommend)** * **Meals, food, and beverages not listed** * **Any personal expenses not mentioned above** **Getting There:** **Pick-up location is 291 Geary Blvd (cross st near Powell)** This is an ALL DAY Excursion! Plan to return to SF sometime between 5-7 PM (depending on traffic). Parking at Union Square Garage is managed by[ SFMTA](https://www.sfmta.com/garages-lots/union-square-garage): 333 Post Street San Francisco, CA 94108 Accessible by Public Transportation: **Powell St** stop Muni, BART. Caltrain from 4th and King station take the **MUNI T** line to **Powell Station** **Administrative Details:** * Members, host, and organizers are free from other member's liability. * Attendance to event is at each member's discretion. * Host/organizer bares no accountability and will collect applicable reimbursements via Venmo, Zelle or AppleCash. * Please be courteous to the organizer, travel provider, restaurant, and other Foodies Members. * Members please RSVP to events only if you are serious and committed to attending.

🎶🌳 Hardly Strictly Bluegrass & Picnic in Golden Gate Park! 🌁 🎶🌟

🎶🌳 **Hardly Strictly Bluegrass: Music, Dancing & Picnicking in Golden Gate Park** It’s back! **Hardly Strictly Bluegrass**, now in its **26th year**, returns to Golden Gate Park for three days of incredible **FREE live music**. **New Beginnings is heading to the festival on Saturday, October 3**, for an easygoing day of **music, dancing, wandering, picnicking, and hanging out with friends** among the six stages at Hellman Hollow, Lindley Meadow, and Marx Meadow. 📅 **Saturday, October 3** **New Beginnings meetup:** Starting at 11:00 AM — *join us at any point during the day* **Festival Hours:** 9:00 AM–7:00 PM — come earlier and/or stay later if you like! 🎶 **Music Starts:** 11:00 AM **Schedule:** **[HSB 2026 Schedule](https://hardlystrictlybluegrass.com/2026-2/)** *(Saturday’s printable schedule is also posted below in Photos.)* 🎤 **Meetup Host:** Leah 🎟️ **FREE — no festival ticket required** 🎵 **RSVP NOW — THE FESTIVAL SCHEDULE IS OUT!** The full Saturday festival schedule is available, and Leah has put together a **loose New Beginnings plan** featuring several great performances. You don’t need to follow the whole schedule—or even arrive at 11:00. **Meet us at any point, wander to another stage when something catches your interest, and reconnect later.** 👉 **Check out the Saturday schedule posted in the event Photos below**, and **RSVP YES** so you’ll receive updates as the day approaches. —————————————————— 🎶 **NEW BEGINNINGS FESTIVAL PLAN** **Follow along—or meet us at any point!** **Plan to arrive** **slightly before 11:00 am** to get through the entrance line. It may look long, but it moves quickly. Please make sure to **[read festival rules about what is and isn’t allowed](https://hardlystrictlybluegrass.com/info-faq-2026/)** before leaving home. If you have a **clear bag or backpack**, you’ll get in rather quickly. 🦢 We’ll meet at the **Swan Stage at 11:00 am for the Crosby Collection, 11:00-11:40 AM.** 🪀 Look for our **large green balloon** or balloons to locate us – on the **left side of the stage**. Bring snacks to share, a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, low beach chairs only, and wear layers. **🍺 🍷 Alcohol (beer and wine only) are permitted, but no glass bottles.** Cans, wines decanted to plastic, aluminum, or steel receptacles are fine. 🦢 We will remain at the **Swan Stage** during the break to see **MoonAlice** **12:25-1:15 PM** (or you can peel off to one of the other stages or just explore). 🪕 Then, we will move to the **Banjo Stage** (a short walk, but it may take time due to the crowds) to have **eat lunch, visit, and get settled** before **Mavis Staples** plays **2:15-3:05 PM**. 🪕 After that, we can stay for **Gillian Welch & David Rawlings** **3:50-5:00 PM**, as we officially wrap up our New Beginnings gathering. Or, if you prefer, head to the 🌟 **Towers of Gold Stage** to see **Hot Tuna Acoustic 2:55-3:50 PM**. 🌙 **Still want more? Stay for the evening!** Several popular acts play later. Leah will likely continue on to **Steve Earle at the Banjo Stage** or **Old Crow Medicine Show at the Swan Stage**—two longtime HSB favorites. Above are **suggested gathering points, not a required itinerary**. Part of the fun of Hardly Strictly is wandering through the park, discovering new music, and creating your own festival experience. —————————————————— 📱 **WANT TO FIND THE GROUP DURING THE DAY?** After you RSVP, **text Leah at 415.309.1162** and say: **“Please add me to the HSB text list.”** We'll use the group text on festival day to share things like **“We're heading to the ___ Stage” or “We're sitting near ___ if anyone wants to join us.”** That way you can split off, explore, and still find New Beginnings friends later. —————————————————— 🧺 **LUNCH, FOOD & WHAT TO BRING** We strongly recommend **bringing a picnic lunch and/or snacks for yourself or to share**. There are lots of interesting food vendors onsite, but lines can be long—and **you could miss an entire music set while waiting for your food to be ready!** If you’d rather buy lunch there, the festival offers a **huge variety of food and beverage vendors**, with everything from Nepalese dumplings and Vietnamese noodles to Jamaican, Ghanaian, Mexican, Mediterranean, pizza, burgers, ice cream, and more. Bring a **blanket or low beach-style chair**, but choose something you’re comfortable carrying. We expect to move around during the day rather than establishing one permanent New Beginnings campsite. Also recommended: ✅ Refillable water bottle ✅ Picnic lunch and/or snacks to share ✅ **Beer or wine only,** **in non-glass containers** (no alcoholic beverages will be sold onsite) ✅ Sunscreen and/or hat ✅ **Layers** — this is San Francisco! ✅ Comfortable walking shoes ✅ Binoculars, if you have a pair ✅ Portable phone charger **Alcohol note:** Beer and wine are permitted, but **no glass bottles**. Cans and wine transferred into plastic, aluminum, or steel containers are fine. —————————————————— 🚗 **GETTING THERE** **Public transportation is strongly recommended.** Parking anywhere near Hardly Strictly Bluegrass can be extremely difficult, crowded and expensive. Consider taking **[BART](https://www.bart.gov/), [Caltrain](https://www.caltrain.com/) and [Muni](https://www.sfmta.com/muni-transit)**, depending on where you're coming from. **[Changes to Muni service for HSB.](https://www.sfmta.com/travel-updates/hardly-strictly-bluegrass-october-2-4-2026)** Another option is to **park well away from Golden Gate Park** and **take Uber, Lyft, Waymo or public transit** to the festival. Trying to park close to the festival adds a lot of unnecessary stress to an otherwise fun day. Festival entrances open at **9:00 AM on Saturday**. If you’re joining us for the **11:00 AM** start, plan to **arrive a little early** so you have time to get through security and find the **Swan Stage**. —————————————————— 🌳 **A FEW FESTIVAL BASICS** Hardly Strictly Bluegrass takes place over **three days—Friday, Saturday and Sunday**—so enjoy as much of the festival weekend as you'd like. If you've always wanted to experience HSB, haven't been in a while, or would simply enjoy discovering great music with other New Beginnings friends, **Saturday is a great day to jump in.** Before coming, **please review the festival's current FAQ and rules** about what may and may not be brought into the festival. Security screening is in place at festival entrances. **Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival FAQ:** **[https://hardlystrictlybluegrass.com/info-faq-2026/](https://hardlystrictlybluegrass.com/info-faq-2026/)** **2026 Food & Drink:** **[https://hardlystrictlybluegrass.com/2026-food-and-drink/](https://hardlystrictlybluegrass.com/2026-food-and-drink/)** —————————————————— 🎶 **Come for the music. Dance when the spirit moves you. Wander to other stages when something catches your ear. Meet up with friends along the way!** Follow Leah’s plan for the whole day, join us for just a set or two, or create your own festival adventure and reconnect with the group when you like. 🌳🎸🧺💃🕺 👉 **RSVP YES now** so you receive any updates to our schedule, check out the full schedule: **[HSB 2026 Schedule](https://hardlystrictlybluegrass.com/2026-2/)**, and text Leah if you’d like to be added to the **HSB group text**. —————————————————— 🔷 **See our Group Guidelines [HERE](https://sites.google.com/view/new-beginnings-guidelines/home)** 🔴 ***Supporting Fun, Friendship and Community in 2026*** *As a volunteer-led group, member contributions help cover Meetup fees and the occasional venue rental that make our gatherings possible. If you haven’t contributed in 2026, we invite you to give a $20 annual cash contribution (with your name) directly to the event host. (Contributions are not tax-deductible.) See our [2026 contributor list](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FhXm1V0hEuWSbuOMivlLUqTm3JaCPD6VSOzg3ZrAJyE/edit?usp=sharing). New here? Enjoy a couple of events first — then pitch in if it feels like a good fit!* 🔴 ***Liability Reminder*** *By participating in any New Beginnings Social Event, you and your guests RELEASE and DISCHARGE the organizers, hosts, and fellow participants from all liability for injuries, illness, damages, death, issues relating to privacy or economic loss arising from activities, advice, or information provided. Participation is voluntary and entirely at your own risk. You are responsible for your safety, belongings, and transportation decisions. Choose carpool drivers carefully and consider leaving valuables at home.*

Alemany Farm Native Plant Volunteer Day

Everyone, young or old, experienced or still learning, is welcome to join our California Native Plant workdays on the **first Monday and third Saturday of each month.** [Registration](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/alemany-farm-native-plant-volunteer-day-registration-155900126475) is required in advance\*\*. *\*\*Please only sign up for what you can 100% commit to and let us know ASAP if you do not plan to attend so we can open your space to someone on the waitlist.* Please plan to **arrive on time at the start of the work session.** **Volunteers will be required to sign a waiver upon arrival.** **Each person in your party** (including children) must be signed up **Bring a mask:** Masks are recommended when working closely with others. **What to bring\* --** we will provide all of the tools you need. If you prefer to bring your own gloves, hori hori, or clippers, please do so. * Mask or face covering * Water Bottle * Hat * Sturdy Shoes * Jacket with layered clothing underneath * Sunscreen * Snacks \*Travel light! The farm is an open public space and we have no secure storage for bags. Leave valuables at home and be mindful of your personal belongings, as you would in any park setting. **COVID-19 Precautions:** * We will have a hand washing station, hand sanitizer, and clean gloves available * Please do not come to Alemany Farm if you develop COVID-19 symptoms on or before the day of your volunteer shift (fever, chills, repeated shaking/shivering, cough, sore throat, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, feeling unusually weak or fatigued, new loss of taste or smell, muscle pain, headache, runny or congested nose, or diarrhea) * Please do not sign up for a volunteer shift if you are unwilling or unable to adhere to the above guidelines. Friends of Alemany Farm reserves the right to end your volunteer shift if any of the above guidelines are not followed. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/alemany-farm-native-plant-volunteer-day-registration-155900126475

Yoga + Reading in the sun | Jack London Square

As part of the Jack London Farmer's Market, enjoy free community yoga in Jack London Square on the lawn in front of Scott's Seafood. For this event, we're collaborating with Rachael Hawk (@bookofrachael) for a quiet hour of reading in the sun after we complete our practice. **2-3 pm:** Enjoy a flowy yoga class led by a Nadia Oye. All levels welcome. Donation-based (via venmo, cashapp or cash). Bring a friend! **3-4 pm:** Enjoy a silent reading party. Grab some refreshments from the farmer's market or bring some picnic foods/drinks, a good book, journal and any other comforts for a silent reading party to follow. Bring a mat, blanket or both! Farmer's Market runs from 11 am -4 pm.

Walking San Francisco: Chinatown Dim Sum + Free Asian Art Museum Sunday

Made in SF: Handcrafted to High-Tech Manufacturing in Dogpatch

Celebrate Manufacturing Week with a behind-the-scenes tour of two innovative Dogpatch businesses. Visit Rickshaw Bagworks, where skilled craftspeople design and sew durable bags by hand, and Wildtype, a pioneering food company using cutting-edge technology to cultivate seafood from cells. Presented in partnership with the Dogpatch Art & Business Association, this tour explores the breadth of modern manufacturing—from time-honored craftsmanship to groundbreaking food science. **4:00 — Meet at Woods Yard Park** (915 22nd Street at the corner of 22nd and Minnesota) **4:05 — Rickshaw Bagworks** (904 22nd St.) **5:00 — Wildtype** (2525 3rd St.)

Grand/Lake Walk + Treats

Busyness and doing nothing.