7 terrific Bay Area things to do this weekend, June 3-5
Got your weekend plans yet? We have some nifty ideas, from a bevy of great shows and concerts, to a culinary quest in Sonoma and the kick-off of Pride month.
And if you’re going out to a show or a meal, remember that the COVID landscape is still evolving, so be sure to check the venue or restaurant website for the latest safety updates before you go.
(Psst, if you want to get this Weekender lineup delivered to your inbox every Thursday morning for free, just sign up at www.mercurynews.com/newsletters or www.eastbaytimes.com/newsletters.)
1 SEE & HEAR: Cool shows are busting out all over
From the epic historical musical “Ragtime” to a new take on the ballet classic “Sleeping Beauty” to a monthlong celebration of James Joyce’s masterpiece, “Ulysses,” there are a lot of great shows to see in the Bay Area this weekend. Here’s a look.
2 EAT: Sonoma County deliciousness
There are many reasons to visit Sonoma County, from delightful vistas to spectacular hikes. But for those who want nothing more than to sample the sumptuous fare, we salute you. Here’s the scoop on the best new eateries.
3 PLAY & WATCH: It’s Pride month
June launches the annual rainbow celebration, which means LGBTQ-themed events, performances and gatherings of all types are on tap beginning this weekend. There’s a ton of stuff to do, and a lot to watch as well.
4 EAT: Check out Oculto
The Castro Valley Mexican restaurant is one of the hottest new entries in the East Bay food scene. And that’s got a lot to do with this talented chef.
5 WATCH: A brilliant British TV series
The British have been creating so many good shows of late that we’re almost ready to forgive them for Benny Hill. Almost. But “This Is Going to Hurt,” debuting Friday, is funny and touching and tops our list of what you should watch this weekend.
6 COOK & EAT: A barbecue slam-dunk
Here’s an early-season addition to your barbecue playbook: skirt steak with a special sauce that is to die for.
7 SEE & HEAR: Concerts, concerts, concerts
Saturday has got to be one of the most chock-full-of-amazing concert nights of the year in the Bay Area. Here’s a rundown on some of the amazing choices you have, from Jack White to Joe Jackson.
Got your weekend plans yet? We have some nifty ideas, from a bevy of great shows and concerts, to a culinary quest in Sonoma and the kick-off of Pride month.
And if you’re going out to a show or a meal, remember that the COVID landscape is still evolving, so be sure to check the venue or restaurant website for the latest safety updates before you go.
(Psst, if you want to get this Weekender lineup delivered to your inbox every Thursday morning for free, just sign up at www.mercurynews.com/newsletters or www.eastbaytimes.com/newsletters.)
1 SEE & HEAR: Cool shows are busting out all over
From the epic historical musical “Ragtime” to a new take on the ballet classic “Sleeping Beauty” to a monthlong celebration of James Joyce’s masterpiece, “Ulysses,” there are a lot of great shows to see in the Bay Area this weekend. Here’s a look.
2 EAT: Sonoma County deliciousness
There are many reasons to visit Sonoma County, from delightful vistas to spectacular hikes. But for those who want nothing more than to sample the sumptuous fare, we salute you. Here’s the scoop on the best new eateries.
3 PLAY & WATCH: It’s Pride month
June launches the annual rainbow celebration, which means LGBTQ-themed events, performances and gatherings of all types are on tap beginning this weekend. There’s a ton of stuff to do, and a lot to watch as well.
4 EAT: Check out Oculto
The Castro Valley Mexican restaurant is one of the hottest new entries in the East Bay food scene. And that’s got a lot to do with this talented chef.
5 WATCH: A brilliant British TV series
The British have been creating so many good shows of late that we’re almost ready to forgive them for Benny Hill. Almost. But “This Is Going to Hurt,” debuting Friday, is funny and touching and tops our list of what you should watch this weekend.
6 COOK & EAT: A barbecue slam-dunk
Here’s an early-season addition to your barbecue playbook: skirt steak with a special sauce that is to die for.
7 SEE & HEAR: Concerts, concerts, concerts
Saturday has got to be one of the most chock-full-of-amazing concert nights of the year in the Bay Area. Here’s a rundown on some of the amazing choices you have, from Jack White to Joe Jackson.
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