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San Francisco Holiday Shopping in Presidio Heights, Wednesday Evening, November 16th on Sacramento
Preparing for any large celebration, I always think to go first and foremost to Sue Fisher King on Sacramento Street. Table linens, centerpieces, candles and even place cards can be found here. I did today. For not being a cook, I can't believe I'm preparing to serve 18 for Thanksgiving. At least my table will look stunning. Combining three banquet tables into one long table is always fun but a challenge. Sue Fisher King always helps me pull it off.
While in her shop this morning, I learned about an event this Wednesday worth sharing with our local Rugged Elegance community.
The event will take place this Wednesday evening from 6 - 9 pm on the east end of Presidio Heights.
The Merchants of Sacramento Street hope to celebrate "the warmth and congeniality of the winter season" with us!
Shopping, bubbly and hors d'oeuvres will be served at sixteen boutiques on Sacramento.
The Rugged Elegant Select Establishments that are participating in the Holiday 2005 kick-off celebration include:
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Harry Potter 6 "All Potter's Eve" July 15th Costume Parties & 12:01am 7/16 Book Pick-up: San Francisco Muggles Have Choices
Ever since the second Harry Potter book came out, we've been dressing up like witches and wizards and heading to our favorite bookstore, whether it's in Kennebunkport, Maine at the Kennebunk Book Port or in San Francisco, California, when a new J.K. Rowling book is released.
This year, these mere Muggles will be in San Francisco. Our biggest Harry Potter fan of the family, who is ten, has just finished reading Rowling's first, second and third HP books for the fifteenth time. She has read the rest of the series at least ten times.
Needless to say, we are ready for the sixth book to arrive on July 16th, and then some.
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince makes its debut at midnight on July 15th around the world.
Actually, Rowling's latest masterpiece is available for devouring at 12:01 am, Saturday, July 16th, and not a moment before.
Books can and should be ordered ahead of time -- no matter where you decide to pick them up.
Even San Francisco's Mayor Gavin Newsom has gotten in on the fun. Newsom has declared July 15th "All Potter's Eve in San Francisco."
Mayor Newsom's Proclamation states:
Whereas, San Francisco's own Books Inc., the West's Oldest Independent Bookseller, is hosting midnight release parties for the 6th book of the beloved JK Rowling series, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, on the eve of the release date of July 16; and
Whereas, the Harry Potter series has created a whole new interest in youth literacy, in both San Francisco, and throughout the world; and
Whereas, Books Inc. is donating half their profit from sales during their "All Potter's Eve" Midnight Release Parties to local school libraries, in addition to the already impressive annual contribution of their Michael P. Grant Literacy Fund benefiting San Francisco School Volunteers; and
Whereas, many citizens of the City and County of San Francisco, including adults, are unusually excited about the new release, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince; now
Therefore Be It Resolved, that I, Gavin Newsom, Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco do hereby proclaim July 15, 2005 as ...
ALL POTTERS EVE
IN SAN FRANCISCO!
Here is a list of bookstores in the city and throughout the Bay Area that will be open before midnight on July 15th.
A number of stores are hosting a costume party for all of us dedicated J.K. Rowling, Harry, Ron & Hermione fans.
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Tre Balm Launches 'KenMen' Cosmetics
Tre Balm just announced the launch of KenMen Cosmetics. This innovative skin line, created by Film and Television make-up expert Lee Gilbert, has all the necessary accoutrements to please and fulfill the needs of the masculine gent. The KenMen Cosmetics line... more
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Tre Balm To Offer Complimentary Make-Overs
Tre Balm is offering a holiday special not to be missed. The entire month of December, Tracy Cook is bringing in her Molton Brown make-up artist to provide complimentary make-overs. Call 415.292.5129 for Friday or Saturday appointments. Tre Balm... more
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Restaurant Review: Annie's Bistro
San Francisco Bay Guardian By Paul Reidinger If you step into a bistro in Paris, you can be fairly sure what you'll find: a homey setting, a menu offering such staples as boeuf bourguignon and blanquettes de veau. The place... more
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San Francisco Book Smarts
Washington Post: One of the best ways to get a read on San Francisco is to brush shoulders with the locals over current best sellers and cult paperbacks. And we're not talking about a rendezvous at the neighborhood Borders. San... more
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Harry Potter: Bigger than Beatlemania?
The Toronto Star: [In 1997 no] one had the faintest idea it would be the start of a cultural juggernaut. No one would guess that six years later, boys and girls, children and adults all over North America would... more
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Restaurant Review: La Table
San Francisco Chronicle: Pascal Rigo is on a roll. This baker-turned-businessman sated diners' appetites for small plates at Chez Nous, created a market for crepes at Galette, brought a French sensibility to Le Petit Robert and joined the cafe/bakery brigade... more
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