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Amish Abstractions at the de Young Museum

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Amish Abstractions, a dazzling exhibition of 48 quilts at the de Young Museum, will take your breath away. Positively psychedelic, the quilts vibrate...
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Thanksgiving on a Mexican beach with cool jazz and tropical breezes

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Ready to trade Thanksgiving feasting for some cool jazz on a warm sultry beach? Head south to the 7th annual Riviera Maya Jazz Festival in Playa del...
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Joy of Sake tasting at Geisha House in Los Angeles

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Sip sake, sample appetizers and search for the meaning of balance and harmony at the Joy of Sake Aftertaste event Thursday at Geisha House in Los...
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Joy of Sake tasting at Ozumo Oakland

Dry as a bone, sweet as a kiss! Will that be your palate’s response to some of the 37 sakes available for tasting tonight at the All About Dry...
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2010 Not For Tourists Guide to SAN FRANCISCO just released

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The sudden closure of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge is a reminder to all Bay Area residents of the need for up-to-the-moment awareness of...
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SF JAZZ presents world-class divas

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SFJAZZ is bringing an unparalleled lineup of divas to the Bay Area through November 6, so grab your tickets while they last. Whether they’re...
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Arts of Siam and Burma at Asian Art Museum

The Asian Art Museum of San Francisco is alive with breathtaking arrangements of orchids through Sunday. That makes this weekend a fine time to...
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Fall foliage tour of New England, Part 4

Here the days blend into a gauzy haze of gazebos, gardens and graveyards, a cornucopia of pumkins, squashes and apples, everywhere spiced with folk...
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Fall foliage tour of New England, part 3

North Conway, a tiny town of 2,000, is a popular year-round sports and mountaineering center. A gorgeous Victorian train station in the heart of town...
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Fall foliage tour of New England, part 2

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Next morning began our rail adventure. We boarded our train, the North American Explorer, with 8 fully restored vintage cars drawn by a diesel...
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