Edith Heath: A Life in Clay
Discover the tale of Edith Heath, founder of Heath Ceramics, whose company revolutionized the ceramics industry by manufacturing dinnerware from California clay for “Sunday best” and day-to-day use.
Heath’s legacy lives on through her stoneware and tile, which she began creating in 1952. Heath Ceramics is an icon of American design driven by the power of good design and a dedication to her work. Simple, yet elegant, it has become an iconic symbol of American creativity.
This is not your typical ceramics or crafts exhibition; it mixes historic items, photographs, documentary videos, and mementos to tell the story of Heath’s legacy and impact.
Website: https://museumca.org/exhibit/edith-heath-life-clay
Goat Yoga
If you’re looking for a new and exciting experience, goat yoga is the perfect activity for you. This unique yoga class is great for people of all ages and experience levels.
During each yoga session, you will spend 45 minutes practicing yoga while 20 small goats roam around you. They may nibble at your clothes, climb on your back, or cuddle up with you during relaxation poses.
The class is followed by 15 minutes of petting zoo fun. You will have the chance to feed and brush the goats.
The farm yoga class is designed for all levels, abilities, and ages 5 – 100.
Website: https://www.lemosfarm.com/goat-yoga
Dear San Francisco
Club Fugazi is back and this time it’s brought an amazing acrobatic show that celebrates the city of San Francisco.
The spectacular city of San Francisco will be celebrated through an intimate and immersive resident production that will celebrate the breathtaking beauty, famous people, and amazing perseverance of the City by the Bay.
San Francisco is a fascinating city with a rich history. This is shown in tableaus featuring world-class acrobats from various disciplines, including hoop diving, Chinese pole, Korean plank, hand-balancing, juggling, and hand-to-trap.
Website: https://www.clubfugazisf.com/dear-san-francisco
Fog City Flea
Discover a curated market of makers and vendors from all across San Francisco, the Bay Area, and beyond at Fog City Flea, which lies upstairs in the exquisite Grand Hall of the Ferry Building.
The Fog City Flea at the Ferry Building features the best of Bay Area handcrafted jewelry, apparel, accessories, apothecary, housewares, furnishings, and vintage items.
Every Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm, the flea market inside the Ferry Building’s Grand Hall celebrates community, small businesses, modern craft, and local trade.
Website: https://www.ferrybuildingmarketplace.com/events/fog-city-flea-2/
After Dark in the Exploratorium
When the lights go out, things look quite different. In large galleries that explore perception, art, and science, lose yourself in more than 600 interactive exhibits.
Grab your pals and a drink and plunge into everything from fog bridges to enormous kaleidoscopes, dazzling light shows, mind-bending mirrors, and more.
It will alter the way you view the world around you. But don’t believe us; see for yourself!
This is a Thursday-evening event at the Exploratorium only for adults.
Website: https://www.exploratorium.edu/visit/calendar/after-dark
