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Thu, Jan 8, 2009 -- 10:00 AM
Cheap Thrills in Northern California
During a recession, the price of a movie ticket or dinner out can seem daunting. Fortunately, Northern California has no shortage
of free or cheap events and activities -- if you know where to look. We talk with the editors of several websites devoted
to digging up the best free concerts, happy hours, museum exhibitions, street fairs and other low-cost diversions. And as
always, we get our listeners' recommendations.
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Host: Dave Iverson
Guests:
- Dave Schonenberg, editor-in-chief of the San Francisco edition of myopenbar.com, a source of information on open bars and drink specials
- Doug Bartlett, marketing principal for mybart.org, a listing of free events located near BART stops
- Johnny Hayes, AKA Johnny Funcheap, founder of funcheapsf.com, a listing of fun but affordable things to do in the San Francisco Bay Area
- Kim Boyd-Bermingham, editor of sfkids.org
More info:
- FunCheapSF.com : a database of fun, affordable events in the Bay Area
- MyOpenBar.com : a city-specific database of events offering free drinks
- Artsopolis.com : a database of cultural events in the South Bay Area
- BayAreaKidFun.com : kid-friendly events in the Bay Area
- BookZoo.net : an Oakland used book store featuring literary and cultural events
- Brava.org : Brava Theater Center, for women in the arts
- KembleScott.com : a Bay Area Literary Arts Newsletter
- MyBart.org : a database of events close to BART stops
- OneBrick.org : a city-specific database of volunteer activities
- SFArts.org : an arts events database
- SFChamberOrchestra.org : a calendar of free classical music events
- SFKids.org : a database of kid-friendly events in the Bay Area
- TunedInSF.com : a free music events database
- Ya-Nc.org : Young Audiences of Northern California
- GoldStar.com : an events database
