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The Port of San Francisco will provide us with an update on its plans, especially regarding Fisherman‘s Wharf. This session is free and available only to members. There is no need to register. To join the session, logon to the website, click on Calendar and then click on the session. The link will be posted the day of the session.

Join Len Holmes and 18 of your fellow tour guides on this expedition to the California State Train Museum in Sacramento.

From muddy tidal estuary inhabited by the Yelamu, to a rail and shipping nerve center for the city, to what is now home to emerging biotech companies and San Francisco’s newest residential district, Mission Bay offers a glimpse of the future but doesn’t forget its past. See how enclosing the bay with a railroad bridge quickly led to industrious people and companies capitalizing on the area. Please meet your guide, Grace, at the park benches between Mission Creek and the San Francisco Public Library: Mission Bay Branch at 960 4th Street.

The ins and outs of creating your own personal website, complete with advice as to hosts, etc.

Join Melanie on her Birthday for a very special, celebratory Ghost Tour.

The Presidio Trust will provide us with a 1 hour walking tour and update. Then have lunch on your own at the cafe nearby or from any of the food trucks. After lunch, we will visit the Walt Disney Family Museum where we will have a docent tour.

Back by popular demand: Rick would like to invite you to join him in experiencing San Francisco from a unique perspective of the historic and modern buildings of San Francisco - He believes this tour will be one of the most fascinating and original tours you‘ve ever taken.. This tour is a true "show-stopper".

Rick Evans San Francisco Chinatown Back Alley Walking Tour

The Tour will begin in front of the Starbucks store located at 359 Grant Avenue, corner of Bush Street -This location is right across from the Chinatown Gate. (Note: we meet outside of Starbucks, not inside - look for Rick near the street curb by the street sign)

The walk can take up to 2.5 hours to complete covering about 1.5 miles of city blocks. The walk is brisk and moves quickly through the busy Chinatown congested streets and back alleys. The tour will end at Portsmouth Square (corner of Clay and Kearny) at 3:30 p.m.

On April Fools‘ Day tiptoe through the mustard with Ted. Details to follow.

It‘s Halloween

Details to follow. Not yet open for registration.