Looking for things to do this weekend in the Bay Area? Look no further. Here are four (free!) ideas:
Cherry Blossom Festival
Over 220,000 people attend this annual two-week festival in SF's Japantown, which celebrates Japanese and Japanese American culture. If you’re cool with crowds, you’ll be rewarded with cultural performances, martial arts, live bands and food—lots and lots of food. (Fun fact: San Francisco's Cherry Blossom Festival is the second largest after Washington, D.C.)
The festival begins Saturday, April 13, 2019, and continues through Sunday, April 21, 2019.
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CUESA Goat Festival
Back for its tenth year, CUESA’s perennially-popular Goat Festival takes over San Francisco’s Ferry Building on the Embarcadero once more. Activities on offer include goat cheese tasting and meeting expert ranchers, but mainly: it’s all about hobnobbing with those goats (even though it looks like formal Goat Petting Tickets have, alas, sold out). Definitely not just for kids.
Saturday, April 13, 2019 (9 am - 2 pm)
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CAL Day 2019
UC Berkeley’s annual Open House jamboree isn’t just geared toward prospective students – it’s open to all, including kids and families, and hundreds (seriously) of free events all around the scenic campus. Highlights include Cal Men's Tennis vs. Stanford at Hellman Tennis Complex, live psychedelic soul with The Marías in Memorial Glade, a walking tour of the Space Sciences Laboratory and a fashion lecture on the history of menswear.
