7x7 Bay Area
7x7 Bay Area is a regional lifestyle and culture publication focused on San Francisco and the greater Bay Area.
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Modern Guide to Elmwood: Dine, Shop + Stroll in Berkeley's Oldest Commercial District (opens the original)
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Along College Avenue near Cal's campus, the Elmwood is a tranquil neighborhood of mature trees and charming old houses in that mix of Craftsman, brown shingle, Victorian, and Period Revival styles that makes strolling in Berkeley so pleasant. The shopping district that grew up to serve these gracious homes in the early 1900’s includes a post office, Berkeley's only surviving commercial movie theater (<a href="https://rialtocine
Four Seasons Resort Hualalai on the Big Island's Kona Coast puts its aloha where its mouth is. (opens the original)
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The luxury oceanfront Four Seasons Resort Hualalai, situated along a half-mile slice of gorgeous coastline on the northwest Kona Coast, is the kind of place that instantly lowers your blood pressure, fuels your connection to nature, feeds your soul (and stomach), and pampers you like nobody’s business.In other words, Four Seasons Resort Hualalai knows how to paradise.Whether Hawaii is like your second home or you’ve yet to make a mai
K-Pop star RM shares his personal art collection in the new exhibition 'RM x SFMOMA: Between You and Me.' (opens the original)
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RM x SFMOMA: Between You and Me is the first museum exhibition featuring artworks from the personal collection of RM of BTS. The show brings together nearly 200 works by Korean and international artists, including some that have never been publicly exhibited in the United States. It’s a rare opportunity to see modern and contemporary Korean art in conversation with both familiar and unfamiliar works from around the world and across diff
Hometown hero Kristi Yamaguchi hits a milestone for children's literacy with her nonprofit, Always Dream. (opens the original)
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Kristi Yamaguchi had her first “hands-on experience” with a nonprofit not long after winning the 1992 Olympic women’s figure skating championship.Yamaguchi was already inspired to give back: Her parents, who were very involved with the community in her hometown of Fremont, “encouraged me to do something because I’d been so fortunate to pursue my dream,” she remembers. But working wi
32 Fun Things to Do This Week (9.28.26) (opens the original)
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This week’s events are just the beginning.Welcome back Nexus: SF/Bay Area Black Art Week, the Mill Valley Film Festival, the Emeryville Art Exhibition, Flop Festival, 1980 Bryant Street Open Studios, and PushFest, all of which are kicking off multiple days of inspiring performances and experiences. In between, drink some Chartreuse at a paired dinner, cheer on the Valkyries on the big screen, and sample Latin fare at an Embarcadero pop-up.
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