FIRE DEPARTMENT MUSEUM (Thurdays through Sundays from
1 pm to 4 pm) 
View antique engines and fire fighter artifacts mixed
together with the history of fire fighting. This is a
self guided tour. A trained City Guide is available
for questions and explanations. On Presidio Avenue
between Bush and Pine. 

GLIDE MEMORIAL CHURCH DOWNTOWN SUNDAYS
beautiful soul and r&b singing during the service.
Attending Sunday Celebrations:
Celebrations are at 9 am and 11 am at 330 Ellis. Lines
begin forming at the Taylor Street entrance thirty
minutes before each Celebration; arrive early to make
sure you get a seat. 
Ellis and Taylor are both 3 blocks N / W from market
st.. North of 6th St

ZINZANNI DINNER THEATRE FRIDAY / SATURDAY NITE
a great splurge, friday nites are cheapest at 100$ a
seat.
took my parents, and it was a 1ce in a lifetime for
them. loved it!
http://love.zinzanni.org/


PAC HEIGHTS MANSION TOUR - this is good for about 1.5
hours if you get the tour.
Haas-Lilienthal House Tour
The Haas-Lilienthal House, (Peter Schmidt, Architect)
is at 2007 Franklin Street, (between Washington &
Jackson) in San Francisco. This exuberant Queen
Anne-style Victorian was built in 1886. It is the only
intact private home of the period that is open
regularly as a museum, complete with authentic
furniture and artifacts. The House has elaborate
wooden gables, a circular corner tower and luxurant
ornamentation. Volunteer docents lead tours through
the House and explain the Victorian architecture of
the exterior. A display of photographs in the
downstairs supper-room describes the history of the
home and the family that lived here until 1972. To
learn more about the house, click here. 
Tours of this house museum are offered regularly on
Sundays from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. and Wednesdays
from 12:00 Noon - 3:00 p.m. Adults: $5; 

Pacific Heights Walking Tour-
This is an illuminating 2-hour tour of eastern Pacific
Heights which includes examples and insights into San
Francisco's diverse architecture as well as stories of
earthquakes, fortunes and fame. 
Tour leaves from the Haas-Lilienthal House every
Sunday at 12:30 p.m. Adults: $5; Seniors & Children
under 12: $3. Duration is approximately 2 hours. For
more information contact Natasha Glushkoff.
We offer the Pacific Hts. Walk every Sunday at
12:30, so if your parents can get here just a little
before that on Sunday,
April 28th, that's all they need to do! (No
reservations are required.)
Tickets are $5 general admission, or $3 for seniors
(65 and older) and are
available in the Ballroom of the Haas-Lilienthal House
at 2007 Franklin
Street, between Washington and Jackson Streets. After
the PHW, which is
about 1-1/2 to 2 hours long, they might enjoy the
Haas-Lilienthal House tour
to get a taste of the Victorian interior.... tickets
for that are the same
price, but separate tickets.
Also, as I'm sure you know if you live in SF, the
weather's been quite
variable lately, so be sure they layer, and wear comfy
walking shoes. It's
about fifteen blocks, but taken at an easy pace, with
a lot of stops.


OPERA HOUSE TOUR MONDAY MORNING ONLY! 
Parking is also available on the street (free after
6:00 P.M.), and in numerous garages. 
Tours of the Opera House, along with Davies Symphony
Hall, and Herbst Theater that are offered Mondays
between 10:00 and 2:00. It costs $5 for adults. This
great little tour begins ON the hour at Davies
Symphony Hall. The Opera season varies, and it is best
to call for performance schedules and availability.
Call the box office at: (415) 864-3330.

CAL HISTORICAL MUSEUM MISSION ST
California Historical Society, the official historical
society of the state, (678 Mission St.; 415-357-1848)
is a treasure-laden repository of printed, painted,
photographic and three-dimensional materials. Its
holdings include a 5,000-piece fine arts collection;
35,000 books and pamphlets; 3,700 maps, posters and
broadsides; 3,500 unpublished letters, diaries and
manuscripts from Gold Rush-era miners, settlers and
prominent 19th century businessmen; 450,000
photographic prints; and 43,000 film and glass plate
negatives. The library is open to the public by
appointment only on Wed.; exhibition space and
bookstore are open Tue.-Sun.


CHINATOWN TOURS
this is the best one, has a nice dimsum feast at the
end
http://www.wokwiz.com/tours/index3.html 

SF IMPROV IN FORT MASON
cheap fun shows to watch, upclose seating
http://www.improv.org/

SF Museum of Modern ART
SF moma walkthru, tuesday nites are free


MISSION ST MURAL TOUR
The Mission Trails Mural Walks are every Saturday, one
begins at 11:00am and the second tour with the slide
presentation begins at 1:30pm, and every 2nd Sunday at
11:00am is the bicycle tour. The tours cost $10
adults, $8 college students with ID, $5 seniors and $2
for children under 18. Precita Eyes Mural Arts Center
is located at 2981 24th Street: 415.285.2287 and 348
Precita Avenue: 415.285.2311 

CATAMARAN TOURS
this is a boat that tours the bay and goes all the way
up to napaa
http://www.adventurecat.com/


some other tour ideas here:

http://www.destinationsf.com/assets/pages/tour_five.html

metreon IMAX is always fun for out of towners that
dont get to see IMAX all the time
http://www.metreon.com/theatres/index.html


this is a great list of SF tours, all are free. 
there are many of them, one for each neighborhood its
really amazing.

http://www.walking-tours.com/cityguides/winter.html


berkley freight and salvage -live folk music in
berkeley

http://www.thefreight.org/2002/april/aprcalendar.html

this guy is doing a good show in SF now.. different
and fun.
he's a brother of a buddy
http://www.twistedcabaret.com/


sedge thompson is a good live show if he is in town
http://www.wcl.org/home.html


CARTOON ART MUSEUM
Cartoon Art Museum 
655 Mission St
San Francisco, CA 94105 
Phone: (415) 227-8666