Best of the Bay 2024 Editors' Pick: SF Live - 48 hills
SF Live revitalizes San Francisco's public spaces with free performances, enhancing community engagement and cultural vibrancy.
Round About - Rink's Restaurant Visits - San Francisco Bay Times
Celebratory gatherings at various San Francisco establishments.
'Riding our backs': Quashing San Francisco's copycat SantaCons is impossible
SantaCon is originally a free event meant to counter commercialism during the holidays, but it faces competition from paid copycat events.
SFPD Mission Station Night Out - San Francisco Bay Times
National Night Out fosters community-police relationships through engaging events like music, games, and food, promoting positive interactions between officers and residents.
SF's Free Outdoor "Groove on the Bricks" (Bricks at Embarcadero Plaza)
Groove on the Bricks is a free, all-ages DJ dance party every Friday at Embarcadero Plaza, running through October 25th.
Best of the Bay 2024 Editors' Pick: SF Live - 48 hills
SF Live revitalizes San Francisco's public spaces with free performances, enhancing community engagement and cultural vibrancy.
Round About - Rink's Restaurant Visits - San Francisco Bay Times
Celebratory gatherings at various San Francisco establishments.
'Riding our backs': Quashing San Francisco's copycat SantaCons is impossible
SantaCon is originally a free event meant to counter commercialism during the holidays, but it faces competition from paid copycat events.
SFPD Mission Station Night Out - San Francisco Bay Times
National Night Out fosters community-police relationships through engaging events like music, games, and food, promoting positive interactions between officers and residents.
SF's Free Outdoor "Groove on the Bricks" (Bricks at Embarcadero Plaza)
Groove on the Bricks is a free, all-ages DJ dance party every Friday at Embarcadero Plaza, running through October 25th.
Police treated like lambs to the slaughter' at Notting Hill Carnival, says survey
Metropolitan Police officers feel unsafe and overworked during the Notting Hill Carnival, according to a survey revealing alarming sentiments about their experiences.
Eight people including mother stabbed at Notting Hill Carnival with 334 arrested
Notting Hill Carnival faced significant violence with eight stabbings, prompting concerns about safety and security at large public events.
Police treated like lambs to the slaughter' at Notting Hill Carnival, says survey
Metropolitan Police officers feel unsafe and overworked during the Notting Hill Carnival, according to a survey revealing alarming sentiments about their experiences.
Eight people including mother stabbed at Notting Hill Carnival with 334 arrested
Notting Hill Carnival faced significant violence with eight stabbings, prompting concerns about safety and security at large public events.
New York Marathon Cracks Down on Cyclists' Pre-Race Joyride
Cyclists fear losing their long-standing tradition of riding the NYC Marathon route, as officials impose restrictions citing safety concerns. This tradition represents a cherished ritual for many.
London Duathlon called off amid safety concerns
The London Duathlon was cancelled due to operational and safety issues, particularly concerning the management of cycling in public parks.
New York Marathon Cracks Down on Cyclists' Pre-Race Joyride
Cyclists fear losing their long-standing tradition of riding the NYC Marathon route, as officials impose restrictions citing safety concerns. This tradition represents a cherished ritual for many.
London Duathlon called off amid safety concerns
The London Duathlon was cancelled due to operational and safety issues, particularly concerning the management of cycling in public parks.
Still riding high on Hall of Flowers 2024 - 48 hills
Hall of Flowers has expanded from industry trade to a public festival, introducing various entertainment and food options.
High-ranking NYC officials start fighting, throwing phone at Adams event
High-ranking city officials engaged in a physical altercation over a phone at a public event, prompting an investigation by the Department of Correction.
Four fantastic things for this week: Oct. 7-13
Portland Open Studios connects artists and the public, enhancing appreciation for the creative process through open studio visits in October.
Politics hat-trick can't beat Arsenal at home | Brief letters
Public events can clash with important sports matches, affecting attendance.
There's a cultural shift in artwork displayed in government offices towards representation of women.
Tupperware's decline highlights the importance of planned obsolescence in capitalism.
Wildlife stories continue to astonish, as showcased by clever behavior of zoo animals.
'Out of Control': Burning Man's drug enforcement policies are shockingly strict
Cannabis use at Burning Man remains legally risky despite growing legalization in the U.S.; enforcement and arrests still occur at the festival.
Facial recognition technology use at stadiums across the U.S. sparks protests
Protests against facial recognition technology at Citi Field highlight privacy and ethical concerns regarding biometric data collection in public spaces.
Hall shares theory on how activists upstaged Truss
Activist stunt during Liz Truss's speech highlights concerns over free speech and security at public events.
'So tell us, Taoiseach, when did you join Ireland's Olympics team?'
Live coverage of the Irish Olympic heroes' homecoming was overshadowed by studio pundits, frustrating viewers seeking real-time engagement.
Video: West Ham fan drops trousers to prove disability after disgusting club decision
Disabled ticket holder faced accessibility issues at West Ham stadium.
Incident raises concerns about compliance with disability rights.
Brooklyn's own 'Iron Man' offers to smooth Greenpoint's rumpled clothing for free * Brooklyn Paper
James Hook offers free public ironing services in Greenpoint on Mondays in March.
The Brooklyn Ironers' Union, founded by James Hook, includes former military men who appreciate the art of ironing.
City could step in to aid, revive Blues on the Green summer concert series - Austin Monitor
Austin City Council Member Natasha Harper-Madison plans to present a resolution to provide financial assistance and co-sponsorship for the Blues on the Green concert series.
The resolution aims to keep the concerts free, ensure diversity of performers, and observe the city's scale of $200 per performer.
The city may also provide support for other public events of a similar nature based on feedback from relevant city commissions.
All the road closures for the London Pride parade
The London Pride Parade on June 29 will result in various road closures in central London, impacting travel and transportation.