What to do and see in Lower Haight, California (CA): The Best Things to do

Society Cabaret brings performers to an intimate venue to provide an evening of storytelling through song. Located in the Salon of the ultimate hip, cosmopolitan Hotel Rex in the Union Square area of San Francisco. "Society Cabaret has become the new acclaimed venue of quality performers, equally matched with excellent cocktails and food." No minimums, no fees.

True mountain biking in the city: through the forest, on dirt paths (singletrack) all without leaving San Francisco proper. We'll provide the bikes, gear, and post-ride beer - you bring a good attitude, willingness to sweat, and an adventurous spirit. We love to show people a good time, from absolute beginners to mountain bike pro's

Haight Street Art Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to celebration, education & production of poster art.

It took a lengthy remodel but Nickies is now even better than ever. The DJs are back along with an updated interior design that captures the feel of a neighborhood pub with a smooth dance club. Nickies also has a kitchen where the chefs create home-cooked favorites that satisfy your appetite. Happy Hour is seven days a week: Monday through Friday between 4-7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday between Noon - 4 p.m.

Beginner's Mind Temple (Hosshin-ji), also known as City Center, was established in 1969 by Shunryu Suzuki Roshi as a training center in the Soto Zen tradition open to the general public. Offerings include daily meditation and service, semi-weekly dharma talks, classes, workshops, residential student programs, and the opportunity to discuss one's spiritual practice with an experienced Zen practice leader. If you are new to Zen Center, we suggest you visit us on Saturday morning at 8:40 am for an introduction to Zen Center and meditation practice followed by a public lecture, tea and lunch.

Discriminating beer lovers have a wide selection of brews to choose from at this Lower Haight pub.

The annual San Francisco Pride event is a celebration of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities and their allies. The crowned jewel of the weekend, which has been held annually since 1970, is a festive parade running through Downtown San Francisco. Vibrant rainbow clothing, beaded necklaces, homemade signs, and fetishized outfits are commonplace among attendees and add to the celebratory feel. When your feet need a rest, there are plenty of music, dining, and shopping options to be enjoyed. Be sure to stay hydrated and wear comfy shoes because dancing and cheering are part of the deal here!

Since 1985, Gamescape has offered San Francisco and the surrounding communities with a variety of options for your gaming needs. From Jigsaw Puzzles, Chess Sets, Dominoes, Go, Backgammon, Table Top Miniature War Games, Party Games, Collectible Card Games, Roleplaying Games, a huge selection of Board Games and everything in between. With a vast inventory and special weekly events, we guarantee that there will be something for you at Gamescape. If you have any questions, requests or just want to say hi, feel free to Contact Us. So, come on down and visit us today to better your gaming experience! ​

Known around the world for its Victorian row homes, this spectacular hilltop park is an ideal spot for taking photos. The park is currently undergoing renovations and will reopen Spring 2017. While under construction, a viewing area will remain open to see the infamous Painted Ladies. Please remember to pack out your trash as this is a Leave No Trace Park.