Friday, December 7

Happenings.

It's that time of year where there actually might be too much going on! I, myself, am feeling a bit like my head could spontaneously combust from holiday overload. I will wear a warm, fuzzy hat and try to keep things in check. Here's whats happening. And this is just the weeknights! More to come...because, frankly, I gotta go to bed and rest up for this stuff.





Tuesday, December 4, 2:00 - 8:00 pm Ambatlia Fabrics will be hosting the Lovemakers Sustainable Craft Fair during the Mill Valley Art Walk, featuring amazing artists from around the bay area. Ambatlia, 1 El Paseo, Mill Valley 94941.







Wednesday, December 5, 6:00pm Annie Galvin's The Girls Are Alright, an art opening at the Hotel Biron, 45 Rose Street (behind Zuni Cafe, between Market and Gough), San Francisco, 94102.







Thursday, December 6, 5:30 - 8:30pm Design Within Reach Berkeley has invited over 20 local artists, including Meg Mateo, Rae Dunn, Milkfed Press and lots more, to spread the holiday craft cheer and share their handmade wares. Design Within Reach, 1770 Fourth Street, Berkeley 94710.









Friday, December 7, 7:00 - 9:00pm • Suzanne Shade of The Beholder invites us to view A Few Of My Favorite Things At Dish. Five artists from The Beholder are on display at Dish in Hayes Valley until January 6th. The show’s opening is the evening of the Hayes Valley Holiday Block Party. Dish 541 Hayes Street, San Francisco 94102.









Friday, December 7, 6:00 - 9:00pm Hayes Valley Holiday Block Party. Am I being redundant? Oh, well. Food, drink, music, art and shopping. What more is there? Hayes Street between Franklin and Webster, Hayes Valley.








Friday, December 7, 6:00 - 9:00pm The Curiosity Shoppe Presents The Small Stakes: A Year in Posters. Yeah! I love Jason Munn's fantastic poster art! Curiosity Shoppe, 855 Valencia Street, San Francisco 94110.





Friday, December 7, 6:00 - 10:00pm
Rare Device hosts an art opening for artist Kate Bingaman-Burt. The latest installation of her now renowned series Obsessive Consumption will grace the gallery portion of their shop for the rest of the month. Rare Device, 1845 Market Street, San Francisco, 94103.



EDITOR'S NOTE: All of these fabulous Friday evening events are just minutes from each other - so try hit 'em all!!

6 comments:

Alyssa Coberly said...

looks like you are a busy busy this month! hope you can squeeze in some fun holiday stuff too :0)

ps...

still getting so many compliments on my keep calm poster - thanks!

lisac said...

thank you, woman! your posters are doing well at the shop. sold one to a Brit the other day!

Trixie said...

It is a good thing I live in the midwest where the snow is flying and life is quite a bit slower than out west. I really dig the girls with the trees on their heads! Now that is a trend I gotta start up here! I feel like I am in a social coma. It sure is a warm and cozy place to be, and I am ever so thankful that you and your artful eye are out there looking out for me!

Amy Steinberg said...

A few other fun happenings you might like;

ReadyMade Winter Ball and DIY Gift Fair
San Francisco, CA
December 6th
ReadyMade's annual holiday event showcases the best in Bay Area independent designer handiwork and a party that won't disappoint. Come early to get the best gifts and a free drink from 267 Infusions. Stay late for the dancing and revelry. Verdi Club, 2424 Mariposa. 6:30 –11pm.

Feria Urbana - An Urban Craft Fair
Friday, December 7th, 5-9:00pm
Oakland Museum of CA
1000 Oak Street & 10th - Oakland

Get Crafty at the Holiday Bazaar Bizarre
San Francisco, CA
December 15
Get Crafty and Bazaar Bizarre helped catalyzed the current DIY craze. Shoppers will find the crème de la crème of handmade goods: handbags, knitting supplies, pottery, stationary, journals, silk-screened t-shirts, and baby clothes in addition to local musical entertainment, craft workshops and food from local eateries.Web: www.bazaarbizarre.org/sanfrancisco.html

leanne said...

That's it - I'm moving from Connecticut to the bay area!

Anonymous said...

wow, as if I didn't already wish I lived in San Francisco!

I love your posters and t-shirts, too-- it's great advice in our crazy times!