Category: Things to Do

Magnolias in San Francisco

January 12, 2023

Between February and March, two-hundred Magnolia trees begin flourishing at the San Francisco Botanical Garden. It becomes an Eden for photographers, painters, and those who appreciate the power of nature. The natural “collection” began in 1940 with the first Magnolia Campelli, which still stands in the gardens. In 2022, the Magnolia peak was in Mid-March. … More Magnolias in San Francisco

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Frida Kahlo’s Most Cherished Possessions at the De Young Museum in San Francisco.

October 17, 2020

A popular cultural icon and one who lived ahead of her time, Frida Kahlo is known and admired worldwide. The painter, feminist and wife of muralist Diego Rivera left a legacy. She was born and raised in Mexico. The first place outside of her country was San Francisco. now the De Young Museum brings us … More Frida Kahlo’s Most Cherished Possessions at the De Young Museum in San Francisco.

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Powerful Mossbrae Falls!

August 5, 2020

These falls are powerful. May I present you with my ramblings at Mossbrae Falls in Siskiyou County, California, one day last year when I ventured out to be close to nature, enjoying my day and my solitude. Undeniably, these falls are powerful. They look beautiful but they are more than beautiful, they exude a certain … More Powerful Mossbrae Falls!

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One Thing to Do: Visit the Fort Masson Community Garden in San Francisco

July 23, 2020

The Fort Mason Community Garden in San Francisco was designed for neighbors and San Franciscans to create their own garden. It is filled with parcels full of herbs, flowers and interesting plants. But if you want to be part of it, be prepared to wait for months or years to be granted a space. First, … More One Thing to Do: Visit the Fort Masson Community Garden in San Francisco

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‘Day of the Dead’ Exhibit at Tertulia Coffee & Gallery.

October 17, 2016

  By Lupita Peimbert (Art & Culture) – A few dozen paintings and multimedia work like the one above, adorn the large white walls inside  Sanchez Contemporary, a gallery adjacent to Tertulia Coffee on Telegraph Street. The coffee shop and art gallery opened not long ago in Oakland’s trendy Uptown neighborhood. Tertulia is two business … More ‘Day of the Dead’ Exhibit at Tertulia Coffee & Gallery.

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Runners Excited for the Oakland Marathon and Running Festival this Weekend.

March 20, 2015

By Lupita Peimbert. (Oakland, CA) – Approximately 10,000 people from Northern California and elsewhere are expected to take part in the 6th Oakland Running Festival this weekend, March 22 and 23. “I want you to know that Oakland is behind you. Our neighbors and business community are enthusiastic and ready to cheer you on from … More Runners Excited for the Oakland Marathon and Running Festival this Weekend.

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Calling the Altruist in You to Support Children from Carnaval San Francisco.

March 19, 2015

But you must do it by tomorrow. Nice. No pressure. ;-)! By Lupita Peimbert. Editor, Lupitanews.com. Carnaval San Francisco is asking anybody who wishes to help, to contribute to a Parade Fund that will help children to buy their carnaval costumes and fully participate in this important –and very fun! community event in San Francisco’s Mission District. Contributions … More Calling the Altruist in You to Support Children from Carnaval San Francisco.

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