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Clamour
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Clamour is a blog about San Francisco culture, arts and entertainment by 7X7 Magazine, featuring concert and theater reviews, local music and artists, exhibit previews and San Francisco culture news.
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Style Radar: This Weeks Fashion Events

  Thursday, May 31 Take your pick for a good cause: milk + cookies or wine + shopping (or all of the above!). Shop over on trendy Clement St. tonight and 10% of the sales at the funky and wonder...

7 h ago

Berkeleys Marie Veronique Organics: Intelligent Ingredients for Summer

You’ve finally made sunscreen a part of your daily skincare routine. Good. Thinking like the organic and raw food movements, pure ingredients are the smartest way to go. Enter Marie Veronique Organic...

8 h ago

Drink Here Now: 5 Places to Sip This Week

1. Playland Opens: Polk Gulchs latest boozing spot is named for the much-lamented amusement park that once graced Ocean Beach, but the items on offer here are of a more adult variety. The cocktail li...

9 h ago

Go Inside Napa Valleys New Gathering Place, French Blue

Originally published by CaliforniaHomeDesign.com Howard Backen, of the St. Helena-based Backen, Gillam & Kroeger Architects, is known for crafting properties with soaring ceilings, elegant archit...

10 h ago

Dine About Town 2012: Its Like Gallery Hopping, Only Better Tasting

The second half of the 11th Annual Dine About Town is here! Starting on June 1st and going until the 15th, youve got a solid two weeks to eat yourself silly at some of SFs finest restaurants for a me...

10 h ago

Two Sense: I Want to Feel Proud of My Porn Star Boyfriend. How?

Im a 43-year-old gay San Franciscan, born and raised. For the last year, Ive been dating a great 30-something guy who, it happens, is also a porn star. This probably seems a bigger deal than it is, a...

11 h ago

True&Co Aims to Transform the Way Women Shop for Bras

Entrepreneurs often focus on the “pain points” faced by consumers and what they can do to address them. The pain point Melissa Lam and Aarthi Ramamurthy want to address is the difficulty faced by wom...

12 h ago

Schools Out! Keep the Kids Learning on a Trip to D.C.

Washington DC and American history go hand in hand, but that doesn’t mean you have to be a history buff to enjoy a summer trip to the nation’s capitol. There’s plenty to keep all ages entertained, an...

13 h ago

Five SF Happy Hour Spots Where You Won’t Go Hungry

Okay, so you’ve punched the clock, but want a little nosh to go with your Negroni? Here are five spots where you won’t just have a liquid happy hour—in fact, you can almost call it dinner.Azúcar Loun...

14 h ago

Four Stops to Make at the Next Oakland Art Murmur

Oakland Art Murmur has crescendoed to a straight-up roar, and its First Friday Art Walk has become just as much a misnomer; words like “surge” and “shuffle” befit the teeming, blocked-off streets of ...

15 h ago

Congrats to Our Hipmunk Travel Style Winner!

See who scored the killer prize for being a super-savvy jetsetter.   Its Anuj N., who wowed our readers with his dapper three-piece suit, pocket square, and comfy, yet cool kicks (not to mention...

1 day ago

Art Riffs on Technology at the Upcoming ZERO1 Biennial

What better place to have an exhibition of art and technology than the greater Bay Area? It’s the heart of tech innovation and home to Silicon Valley. We got a sneak peek at the 2012 ZERO1 Biennial, ...

1 day ago

Win Tickets to Rdios Private Concert featuring Dirty Ghosts, Tanlines and Twin Shadow!

Welcome to Ticket Tuesdays, a new weekly chance for you to score entry to some of the hottest shows in the Bay Area. Have you used Rdio.com? Its a ground-breaking, ad-free music-streaming service tha...

1 day ago

The Chronicle Books Summer Reading List: Food and Drink

While we cant guarantee these five titles will make a chef out of you, we are fairly sure they will provide some inspiration for your summer gatherings. Get ready to fire up the BBQ, delve into the s...

1 day ago

Our Favorite Tahoe Mountain Biking Trails

Mountain bike aficionados and historians can– and will –debate about whether their sport was invented on the slopes of Marins Mt. Tamalpais or in the mountains surrounding Crested Butte, Colorado.But...

1 day ago

Five of the Best Airport Restaurants in the U.S.

The subject of airport dining is a touchy one. Theres the issue of price, with food and drink prices at airports being on the same level as stadium food. And even then, the food leaves much to be des...

1 day ago

A Beer Garden Opens in the Heart of Wine Country

It was a long coffee-less winter for the residents of Oakville. The Oakville Grocery, a beloved resting place for commuters, cyclists and tourists alike (and the only place to get a sandwich between ...

1 day ago

Reading Roundup: This Weeks Top Literary Events

Each week, we offer a roundup of the best literary events in the city. All events are free and open to the public, unless otherwise noted. Want to submit an upcoming event for consideration? Go ...

1 day ago

With "Get It Now" App, San Franciscans Can Have Anything Delivered By Courier

When it launched with its first iPhone app last December, Soma-based Postmates represented what its founder, Bastian Lehmann, called “a FedEx for local deliveries” here in the city. Its goal was to g...

1 day ago

Who Says There’s No Such Thing as a Free Lunch?

San Francisco-based startup GoPago is a company on a mission: to bring an end to waiting in line. The company’s free mobile app–which just launched in S.F. in partnership with Chase—lets you order an...

1 day ago

Brunch, Hike, Couch: DDCC Hoodies Have You Covered

You know a Bay Area designer knows her stuff when she debuts a summer collection of hoodies as opposed to bikinis. Cozy chic enthusiasts will appreciate DDCC designer Diana Mitchell’s love for the ho...

2 days ago

5 Shows to Fight Your Memorial Day Weekend Hangover

Just a thought: next time a San Francisco landmark turns 75 years old and dazzles citizens with a mind-blowing light show, can we blast electronic music downward from the sky via blimps? Right? Movin...

2 days ago

This Weeks Hottest Events: SF Symphony B&W Ball, The Head and the Heart, and a Gatsby Garden Party

ArtCritical MassPhotolucidas program is to bring top emerging talent to the public. Here, industry jurors have narrowed the group down to the Top 50 works photographers from around the globe. When: T...

2 days ago

Three Memorial Day Party Drinks

This Memorial Day, you better be either in a backyard barbecuing or sitting on the shores of a lake somewhere enjoying the sun and sipping some long weekend-worthy drinks. Try these big-batch drinks ...

2 days ago

Street Style Report: A Stunning Blue Dress and Fresh Rose, in North Beach

We spotted the lovely Holly Goodin, in a summery blue emboridered dress, en route to a party in North Beach. Holly grew up in the small farm town, Colusa, CA, and moved to San Francisc...

2 days ago

Guide To Last Minute BBQ Take-Out For Memorial Day Gatherings

Although it might not be brilliantly sunny out today for Memorial Day, barbeque is definitely in the forecast. If a side of ribs or butt of pork didnt make it into an overnight marinade yesterday, no...

2 days ago

The Chronicle Books Summer Reading List: Lifestyle

Whether it be ways to entertain the kids over the summer holidays, tips to get in shape, or advice on how to boost your hipster credentials, these five lifestyle books are essential summer reading. 7...

2 days ago

In Photos: Seven Days of San Francisco Music

This town knows music. On any given night, you can find whatever genre youre jonesing to hear, sing, or dance along with. Heres a taste of what happened in the San Francisco music scene the past seve...

3 days ago

Spending Memorial Day at the Movies

If youre not already on your way out of town or to the beach, lets face it: Youll probably spend this beautiful, sunny, bonus-day weekend on your couch, catching up on lapsed episodes of Game of Thro...

4 days ago

Three Reasons to Cross the Bay Bridge

While you might be layering up against the cold and violent winds here in SF, our fellow Bay Areans across the bridges are likely enjoying those little things called sun and warmth. Were here to remi...

4 days ago

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