The free event hosts 9+ fashion lines for you to peruse – many of whom have been written up in Daily Candy and 7×7  including Litter, Platinum Dirt, Posh (Beirut), Marisa Youlden Jewelry and shoes from Martha Davis as well as an art and designer showcase and special guest DJ’s spinning all night.

Revelation Couture

• Venue: Vessel
• Address: 85 Compton Place, San Francisco, CA (one block south of Sutter & Stockton)
• Date: Thursday, March 28, 2010 – 5pm to 9pm
• Cost: Free

Vessel After Party: All Revelation Couture attendees are welcome to stay at Vessel for the following DJ set by Audiofly (Barcelona, Get Physical – Anthony) with opening DJ Gordon Waze (Harem Records).

Source: examiner.com, Thrillist

• DJs/Music: DJ Swayzee, DJ Axel Sharper (Sweden), Girls n Boomboxes
• Drinks: Complimentary Midnight Fernet Madness Shots, $2 Sierra Nevada drafts 9-10:30pm. And at the end of
• VIP Gift Bags : for all guests at the end of the night

Date: Friday, March 19, 2010, 9pm to 2am
RSVP: Leave a comment with your first and last name here

Source: Thrillist

Where else in San Francisco can you party with

Enter supperclub’s twisted fairytale land of leprechauns, shamrocks, four leaf clovers, magic rainbows, pots of gold & many other bizarrely, oddly peculiar supperclub-stylish surprises “Attack of the Killer Leprechauns” stars real life, little people dressed as lephrechauns who will be partying with you  & taking plenty of unforgettable & hilarious (and quite possibly demeaning) photos with you & your friends.

• Music/DJ: DJ Donovon, along with 18-piece live-percussionist Xavier
• Drink Specials: Guinness Beer Specials, Bailey Irish Cream Drink Specials, Jameson Drink Specials & “Irish Car Bomb” Specials!!!

Supperclub is an upscale hipster/scenester hangout in SOMA that I wouldn’t be caught dead at, but they’ve got actual super comfy beds for you to relax on while sipping your cocktails and checking out all the drunk eye candy.

Attack of the Killer Leprechauns at Supprclub

Date: Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Time: 8pm-12 Midnight
Location: supperclub (657 Harrison St. @ 2nd)
Admission FREE with RSVP (for ladies wearing green), or  $5  with RSVP (for guys wearing green)

Get ready for something different in March. Instead of the usual large lecture format, this month Ask a Scientist is partnering with the Exploratorium to bring you a small-scale, participatory event. The event will take place at Bazaar Cafe, with a 60-person limit. RSVP is required.

Tiny Science, Big Questions
If you use sunscreen, you’ve probably benefitted from the use of nanotechnology in medicine. But did you know there was nano in your SPF 20? Would it matter to you if you did?

We’ll start off with some Nano 101, covering the science and some of its ethical implications, and then break into small groups for discussion. No knowledge of nanotechnology is required, just an open mind and a desire to engage in lively conversation with others.

WHEN: Weds, March 24, 7:00 pm
WHERE: Bazaar Cafe, 5927 California St. (21st Ave) San Francisco
COST: Admission is free, but please support our generous hosts at Bazaar Cafe by bringing your appetite and enjoying a bite to eat during the event.

“Envisioning a Future for San Francisco in Response to Climate Change”

New participants will have an opportunity to hear the TransitionSF speakers, engage in closer conversation, and have opportunity to participate in our breakout groups on variety of resiliency topics.

We’ll continue our discussions from last month on:

• ﾠFOOD – local food production, food security, CSA’s, Permaculture, organic, & biodynamic growing, building healthy soils, food preservation & storage, community kitchens, buying in bulk
• ﾠRESKILLING – developing local products & materials, learning from elders & history, reuse, repairing, repurposing, reducing, recycling, cooking with fresh produce, cheese-making, soaps, plant-based textiles, baking, carpentry, blacksmithing, animal husbandry, bike repair
• ﾠPSYCHOLOGY OF CHANGE – focusing on how we as individuals and a community can support one another in the process of change
• ﾠENVISIONING A LOCAL FUTURE – Creating a vision and communicating through videos, blogs, and other media

We’ll use open technologies format for the meeting to form new groups around the following topics

• ENERGY – use reduction, local renewable energy sources, distributed/decentralized energy grid, biogas conversions, solar, wind, micro-hydro, biofuels, zero carbon
• TRANSPORTATION – pedestrian-friendly, bicycles, mass transit and long distance rail, reclaiming roads for other uses
• ECONOMY – local currencies, barter, childcare cooperatives, cottage industries, jobs & right livelihood, green business & local entrepreneurship, local business

• Bela Bartok · Concerto for Orchestra
• Richard Strauss · Horn Concerto No. 1
• Adrienne Chambers, french horn
• Ernest Chausson · Poème for violin and orchestra Op. 25 (1896)
• Ravenna Lipchik, violin, Winner, Felix Khuner Young Artist Concerto Competition
• Eric Hansen, Music Director.

Families and children are welcome.

The sneakier a player is, the better. This game is all in your mind. all you need to bring is a NERF gun and a baseball hat.

• We will meet under the Union Square Spire (look for the man in the red cap) and will spend the first 10-15 mins introducing new players to rules, gameplay, etc.
• We then split up into teams to play a standard 3 mission game.
• Total time from start to finish will be 2 hours.

For those of you who are late, you’ll probably only see “MGMT Was Here” written in on the sidewalk and be given a button as a consolation prize

According to MGMT website:

You have won a chance to be part of an extraordinary MGMT event. The MGMTmobile will be visiting 6 cities, and we are challenging YOU to come find it

Where is MGMT will reveal clues to the location 1 hour prior to arrival. The first 6 people to this location will be part of a very special MGMT experience. Be sure to stay tuned as they reveal San Francisco’s special location tomorrow at 4:00pm sharp!

HOW IT WORKS:

• -Where is MGMT will give clues to the secret location and a password that you’ll have to reveal once meeting the “man with the MGMT flag.”
• -Once you figure out where the location is – GO THERE – you have 1 hour, and it’s first come first serve.
• -You will see a person holding an MGMT flag – go up to them and tell them the password.
• -If you are one of the first people to arrive – your journey starts then. You will need to be free for the next 2 hours.

What happens next?
You will have to wait and see……

YOU MUST:
BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER
HAVE VALID PHOTO ID WITH YOU

Source: Yelp

What to expect: According to Kirkerblog here’s what happened in Austin for “Where is MGMT”

After signing agreements basically saying we were forbidden to make any sort of recording of the album, we were off on an hour-long drive around various areas of South Austin in a fairly swanky chauffeur-driven van…. So anyway, after driving around — witnessing both an arrest and a collision in the process — the lovely ladies from the label treated us all to some Torchy’s Tacos, and then we headed back to the pick-up spot on South Congress. Everyone got complimentary t-shirts and lyric books. In all, a fantastic kickoff to SXSW!

Gone now for nearly four decades, it remains one of the city’s lost treasures. Go back in time to see Laffing Sal, the Fun House, the Carousel, the Big Dipper, Fun-tier Town, and more, all through the eyes of the people who were there. Q&A with director Tom Wyrsch after each screening.

We’ve got one pair to give away for Wednesday nights 9:15p screening so you can relive San Francisco’s past for free!

“Remembering Playland at the Beach” : World Premiere Screenings

• Tickets: $9 [advanced tickets recommended]
• Dates: Tue 3/16 7p (SOLD OUT), 9:15p (SOLD OUT), Wed 3/17, 7p and 9:15p, Sat 3/20, Noon.
• Where: 3630 Balboa Street (@ 38th Ave) – Outer Richmond  (Muni: 18, 31, 38).

How to Enter to Win Tickets! Funcheap has three pair of tickets to give away to the 2010 SF Int’l Chocolate Salon

1) Sign up for our free Funcheap email list

2) Send an email to contest_entry@funcheap.com with “Playland at the Beach – Wed 3/17 9:15p” in the subject line, and your full name and contact phone number in the body of the email.

Deadline: Noon, Wednesday 3/17/10. We’ll notify winners by 1pm.

We’ve got three pair of tickets to give away so you can sample your way through 50,000 square feet of chocolate wonderfullness!

2010 San Francisco International Chocolate Salon

• Tickets: $25 adv / $30 door
• Dates: Saturday, March 20th – 10am to 6pm.
• Where: Fort Mason Conference Center – Herbst Pavilion (Entrance at Marina and Buchanan St.) – Marina Dist.

How to Enter to Win Tickets! Funcheap has three pair of tickets to give away to the 2010 SF Int’l Chocolate Salon

1) Sign up for our free Funcheap email list

2) Send an email to contest_entry@funcheap.com with “SF Int’l Chocolate Salon – Sat 3/20″ in the subject line, and your full name and contact phone number in the body of the email.

Deadline: Noon, Thursday 3/18/10. We’ll notify winners by 3pm.