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PIER 39 Holiday Tree Lighting |  PIER 39, San Francisco
22 Nov 2009 (annual)
PIER 39 Holiday Tree Lighting is a multicultural celebration of Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa day. A great family outing, the event culminates in the lighting of a 65-foot tree with hundreds of decorations and thousands of twinkling lights. |
Re-Cycle |  Space 550, San Francisco
Dec 2009 (monthly)
Don't expect to remain stationary for long when you visit Re-cycle - this is high-energy clubbing to what's billed as "great dance music spun by the professionals." |
Charlie Hunter |  Yoshi's, San Francisco
15 - 17 Dec 2009
Multi-string guitar maestro Charlie Hunter plays at Yoshi's in San Francisco. Expect material from his most recent album, Baboon Strength, released last year. |
Charlie Hunter | Yoshi's, Oakland
18 - 20 Dec 2009
Multi-string guitar maestro Charlie Hunter plays at Yoshi's in Oakland. Expect material from his most recent album, Baboon Strength, released last year. |
Kwanzaa Celebration |  Bay Area Discovery Museum, San Francisco
26 Dec 2009 (annual)
The word "Kwanzaa" is a Swahili word meaning "first fruits of the harvest". Every year, San Francisco's Bay Area Discovery Museum hosts this heart-warming celebration of the African-American community. The family-orientated event includes arts and crafts and live entertainment. |
Six Flags Discovery Kingdom |  Six Flags Marine World, Vallejo
7 Mar - 30 Dec 2009 (annual)
Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, California is the only park in the country to combine a wildlife park, an oceanarium and a theme park in one. It is open daily through June and July and on select days during spring and autumn. |
Arts of Pacific Asia Show |  Fort Mason Center, San Francisco
5 - 7 Feb 2010 (annual)
Around 85 leading international galleries offer ancient artefacts and contemporary art from Pacific and mainland Asia during the Arts of Pacific Asia Show. The three-day event is held at San Francisco's Fort Mason Center. |
Chinese New Year Festival & Parade |  Chinatown, San Francisco
6 - 28 Feb 2010 (annual)
San Francisco's Chinese New Year Festival and Parade is the largest celebration of its kind outside Asia. It ushers in the next year in the cycle of 12 with a spectacular parade, complete with lion dancers, floats and Chinese acrobats. |
Across the Bay 12K |  San Francisco
21 Mar 2010 (annual)
Whether running or spectating, the Emerald Across the Bay 12K race is a must with its spectacular vistas from San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, looking out over the bay. The run attracts 5000 runners and thousands more spectators each spring. |
San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival |  Castro Theatre, San Francisco
Mar 2010 (annual)
Attracting around 18,000 people annually, the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival is held at cinemas across the city. It celebrates the diversity of the Asian American film industry with more than 100 features, symposia and a gala. |
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