SF weekend events: Giants FanFest, crab crawl and more
With the end of winter in sight, March is shaping up to be a fun month.
Here are a few of our picks for events to attend.
Friday
🪩 Lady Gaga album release party: There's no better place to dance and sing to Lady Gaga's upcoming release " Mayhem" than surrounded by go-go dancers at Beaux in the Castro.
9pm-2am at 2344 Market St. Tickets start at $12.51.
💋 "About Last Night": Those looking for a laugh or to feel better about their own cringy experience can find it at this live storytelling event at the Make Out Room described as "the show where people share their worst hookup stories."
7:30-9:30pm at 3225 22nd St. Tickets start at $23.18.
Saturday
⚾ Giants FanFest: Baseball fans looking for a fun outing can head to Oracle Park for KNBR's annual event featuring live broadcasts, autographs with former Giants players, a meet-and-greet with Lou Seal, self-guided tours and kids activities.
10am-3pm at 24 Willie Mays Plaza. Free.
🎶 Bad Bunny dance party: Great Northern's tribute to the beloved Puerto Rican artist and his new album " DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS" is sure to be a rager.
9pm-3am at 119 Utah St. Tickets start at $23.05.
Sunday
🦀 "Crab crawl" at Fisherman's Warf: Celebrate National Crab Day by indulging in various dishes like creamy crab bisque and spicy crab cakes at restaurants along the wharf, including Capurro's, Sabella & La Torre and Blue Mermaid.
11am-4pm at Pier 43. Tickets start at $71.21.
👗 Pickwick Vintage Show: Vintage collectors unite! This market features eclectic clothing collections, jewelry, accessories and textiles from more than 70 exhibitors across California. A limited number of tickets are being released every day at 8am until Saturday.
10am-4pm at the Ferry Building. Tickets are $10.
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