Sports & Recreation in SF
Bay to Breakers: The Only-in-San-Francisco Race
Bay to Breakers, a century-old, only-in-San-Francisco spectacle, unleashes thousands of crazily costumed runners and walkers and a few elite athletes on the city every May. Here's a guide to the mobile party in 2013.
Sunday Streets of San Francisco
San Francisco's Sunday Streets program closes off streets to car traffic in various neighborhoods and offers free activities, entertainment and services to pedestrians, bicyclists and skaters.
How to Homestead in San Francisco
San Francisco is a homestead hotbed, with its composting law, obsession with local, organic, sustainable food and organizations devoted to the homestead movement. One such group, How-to Homestead, teaches you just that, by showing videos throughout San Francisco.
Bay to Breakers for Non-Runners
A guide to Bay to Breakers, for non-runners.
San Francisco's Bay to Breakers
Bay to Breakers, an only-in-SF spectacle, turns 101 in 2012--with a higher registration fee that does not include a T-shirt.
San Francisco Parks are Best in US
A report by the Trust for Public Land finds that San Francisco has the best parks among 40 major US cities.
San Francisco July Events
The San Francisco Marathon and AIDS Walk San Francisco, both in July, are opportunities to simultaneously exercise outdoors and support good causes.
America's Cup in San Francisco - Catch World Series Sailing
Eleven crews representing 8 countries battle San Francisco Bay's infamous winds and currents as the 2012-13 America's Cup World Series (ACWS) launches in San Francisco in August 2012. Catch the action at Marina Green.
Ice Skating in San Francisco
When it's winter and the holidays, San Franciscans' thoughts turn to ice. And ice skating. Luckily we have rinks right here to glide on, including a couple that pop up in the city center just for the holidays.
Super Bowl Sunday 2013 - San Francisco Watches & Celebrates
October Street Events in San Francisco
With the extended Indian summer, late October 2012 is actually a prime time for activities on the streets of San Francisco, including the Dew Tour tournament of street sports---skateboarding, BMX and FMX.
World Hoop Day in San Francisco
World Hoop Day, December 12, 2012, is celebrated in the San Francisco Bay Area by several hula hooping performances and sessions that are free and open to the public.
Turkey Trot Time in San Francisco
Prepare for Thanksgiving with a turkey trot in the San Francisco area. You can walk or run a 5K or 10K course, dress up as a turkey (or not), and often help a good cause, too.
Bay to Breakers - Trivia, Facts and Stats
A number-cruncher's concise guide to Bay to Breakers, San Francisco's century-old, running free-for-all, including course records, statistics and other facts.
San Francisco Giants Seek World Series Championship Baby
The San Francisco Giants are stoking Giants fever with a search for the World Championship baby, an infant conceived when the team won the 2010 World Series.
Dragon Boat Festival in San Francisco
During the San Francisco International Dragon Boat Festival, billed as the largest competitive dragon boat festival in the country, thousands of paddlers race furiously off of Treasure Island. Dragon boat teams from as far as the Netherlands come to compete.
San Francisco Parks - Extracurricular Activities for All
San Francisco Parks - Extracurricular Activities for All
Top Sailors Racing in America's Cup Series in San Francisco
Many of the world's best sailors are in San Francisco for the America's Cup World Series races October 2-7, 2012. Teams representing eight countries are sailing 45-foot-long catamarans.
San Francisco Bay Area Athletes at the 2012 Olympics
Find out which athletes at the 2012 London Olympics have ties to San Francisco or the Bay Area.
Bay to Breakers 2011
Bay to Breakers, an only-in-SF spectacle, turns 100 in 2011, with new restrictions on runners and onlookers. Without floats, wheeled devices, beer and unregistered joggers, will the race's birthday be a party?
Earth Day in San Francisco
In honor of Earth Day, activities in the San Francisco Bay Area include beach clean ups, habitat and trail restoration, and free admission to Yosemite and other national parks.
Parks & Nature Preserves
Find greenery, open space and nature within SF city limits.
Walks & Hikes
Learn about the city or just stretch your legs on these walks and hikes.
Baseball: the SF Giants
A quick guide to SF's pro baseball team.
Tennis Courts, Games, Partners
Tennis, anyone? Find courts and partners.
Sailing the Bay
They say that if you can sail San Francisco Bay, you can sail anywhere in the world. To learn how, check this list.