The Oakland Coliseum (Oakland, CA)

Choose one of 10 games against the Seattle Mariners, the Kansas City Royals, the Cleveland Indians or the Chicago White Sox during the opening month of the 2012 season with this flexible, go-when-you-want ticket. Sit in desirable Field Level seats and enjoy a great day of baseball while you cheer on the hometown Athletics. Learn more...

El Campanil Theatre (Antioch, CA)

Formed in 2002, the seven members of Tennessee River pay and loving and rocking tribute to the Country Music Hall of Fame band, Alabama. Covering such Alabama hits as "Lady Down on Love," "Song of the South" and "Love in the First Degree," Tennessee River has opened for such superstars as Taylor Swift, Restless Heart and Rascal Flats. Santana lead singer Alex Ligertwood calls Tennessee River "hands down the most talented group of musicians I've ever played with that wasn't yet signed to a major label." Expect an evening of "Dixieland Delight" when Tennessee River takes the stage at the El Campanil Theatre! Learn more...

Tommy T's Comedy Showroom SF (San Francisco, CA)

Stand-up comic Shang headlines Tommy T's Comedy Showroom. Known for his edgy, socio-political comedy and hilarious personal observations pulled from daily life, the Brooklyn native and Carnegie Mellon University grad has been seen on HBO's Def Comedy Jam and The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, as well as had two BET Comic View Grand Stand specials. He has also headlined clubs across the country, and performed internationally. As an actor, Shang has guest starred on NCIS, Zack & Cody, Passions and more. Learn more...

A.C.T. (San Francisco, CA)

Simon and Janine are sent on an unexpected journey to the war-torn Middle East after their mother, who for years had remained silent, leaves them post-mortem letters with clues to the family's mysterious past. Their quest to unravel their origins leads them in search of a father and brother whose existence was previously unknown to them. Adapted into the Oscar-nominated film, Incendies, and translated into a dozen languages in over 100 productions worldwide, Scorched makes its West Coast debut at American Conservatory Theatre. The A.C.T. production features David Strathairn (Good Night, and Good Luck) as bumbling notary public Alphonse Lebel, who acts as a guide to the two twins in their search. Learn more...

Tommy T's Comedy Showroom SF (San Francisco, CA)

Tommy T's is looking for the next great comedian, and you can help find out who is worthy of the grand prize in the $20,000 Comedy Competition. Eighty comics from the Bay Area and across the country will take part in a series of laugh showdowns to determine the latest crack-up sensation. The early rounds will be held with shows on Friday and Saturday, with the winners advancing to the semifinals. Ten finalists will participate to crown the victor Sunday, with the winner taking home $10,000 and the audience getting three laugh-filled nights from some of the brightest undiscovered comedy talents in the area. Learn more...

Temple Emanu-El (San Francisco, CA)

Set the perfect mood for Valentine's Day with this night of romantic music, ranging from classical to jazz, from renowned baritone Kyle Ferrill and accomplished pianist Rajung Yang. Ferrill has appeared with some of the nation's finest orchestras, using his warm, powerful voice to showcase Monteverdi all the way to modern music. In this intimate setting, Ferrill and Yang will put their touches on stirring works like Schumann's Dichterliebe, Finzi's Let Us Garlands Bring and a host of jazz standards to help all the romantics snuggle just a bit closer. Learn more...

Commonwealth Club (San Francisco, CA)

Renowned author T. Coraghessan Boyle has penned 22 novels, many of which probe the relationship between contemporary human civilization and the natural world. His latest work, When the Killing's Done, adopts as its setting California's geographically isolated Channel Islands and gives a harrowing fictional account of the battle that ensues when two ideologically opposed environmentalists disagree over the fate of the islands' species. Much like Boyle's previous novels, including the best-selling The Tortilla Curtain and The Women, his newest book combines suspenseful narrative and strong characterization with provocative questions about society's role in, and responsibility to, the world in which we live. Boyle takes the stage at San Francisco's Commonwealth Club to share his thoughts on the making and implications of this powerful book. Learn more...

The Cabaret at The Marsh Berkeley (Berkeley, CA)

Detailing stories of feuding tailors, a cocaine-addicted rabbi, the Israeli-Palestine conflict and a Jewish woman who joins a fundamentalist Christian sect through a guitar and a piano would seem to be an impossibly difficult task, but singer-songwriter Daniel Cainer is up to the challenge. His Jewish Chronicles has been a smashing success in London, Edinburgh, New York and Sydney thanks to his deft storytelling ability and sometimes poignant, but often humorous, songs. You'll laugh, cry and thrill to this one-man masterpiece. Learn more...

Punch Line Comedy Club (San Francisco, CA)

Comedian Michael Kosta, who recently made his debuts on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Conan, performs his stand-up comedy live at Punch Line. Kosta is a prolific comedian who has been seen on Comedy Central's Live at Gotham, the nationally syndicated Bob and Tom Radio Show and Showtime's Live Nude Comedy. He's also brought the snark on E!'s Chelsea Lately and hosted the backstage show for the 63rd Annual Emmy Awards. Also performing will be Matt Champagne and Sean Keane. Learn more...

Cobb's Comedy Club (San Francisco, CA)

Comedians Brandon T. Jackson and Tiffany Haddish headline at Cobb's Comedy Club. Brandon starred on the MTV show Wild 'N Out with Nick Cannon, and had a breakout film role in Roll Bounce, which led to supporting roles in Tropic Thunder and Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief. Tiffany Haddish appeared on VH1's Best Week Ever, HBO's Def Comedy Jam, Bill Bellamy's Who's Got Jokes and Comedy Central's Reality Bites. As an actree, she's performed on ABC's In the Motherhood and Comedy Central's Reno 911. Also performing will be Frankie Quinones. Learn more...

A.C.T. (San Francisco, CA)

Simon and Janine are sent on an unexpected journey to the war-torn Middle East after their mother, who for years had remained silent, leaves them post-mortem letters with clues to the family's mysterious past. Their quest to unravel their origins leads them in search of a father and brother whose existence was previously unknown to them. Adapted into the Oscar-nominated film, Incendies, and translated into a dozen languages in over 100 productions worldwide, Scorched makes its West Coast debut at American Conservatory Theatre. The A.C.T. production features David Strathairn (Good Night, and Good Luck) as bumbling notary public Alphonse Lebel, who acts as a guide to the two twins in their search. Learn more...

Castro Theatre (San Francisco, CA)

Marc Huestis presents the ultimate Valentine's Day gala at San Francisco's Castro Theatre. The Love Story-themed evening features tribute performances, including special guest Mx Justin Vivian Bond's "Sorry" medley, the "Theme from Love Story" sung by host Katya Smirnoff Skyy, an Ali MacGraw/Ryan O'Neal "Preppie vs Radcliffe Bitch" look-a-like contest, a video montage of Ali MacGraw's work, and a rare appearance and live interview with the Oscar-nominated star. To finish the evening, see a screening of the 1970 film, which was nominated for seven Academy Awards and ranked No. 9 on the American Film Institute's list of "Greatest Love Stories, 100 Years -- 100 Passions." Afterward, Ali MacGraw will sign autographs in the Castro mezzanine. Learn more...

Kirk's Classic Sea Foraging Tour (San Francisco, CA)

Champion monkeyface eeler and star intertidal tour guide Kirk Lombard leads an entertaining and educational low-tide fishing expedition along San Francisco's shoreline. Lombard will let you in on the tricks of the urban fishing trade like catching rock crabs, throwing a Hawaiian casting net, poke poling for flavorful eels and where to find the best mussel beds and edible sea weeds, on an approximately two-and-a-half hour tour that combines science, history and gastronomy. Learn more...

A.C.T. (San Francisco, CA)

Simon and Janine are sent on an unexpected journey to the war-torn Middle East after their mother, who for years had remained silent, leaves them post-mortem letters with clues to the family's mysterious past. Their quest to unravel their origins leads them in search of a father and brother whose existence was previously unknown to them. Adapted into the Oscar-nominated film, Incendies, and translated into a dozen languages in over 100 productions worldwide, Scorched makes its West Coast debut at American Conservatory Theatre. The A.C.T. production features David Strathairn (Good Night, and Good Luck) as bumbling notary public Alphonse Lebel, who acts as a guide to the two twins in their search. Learn more...

Cue Live (Concord, CA)

Shakespeare's final play tells the tale of Prospero, duke in exile and master of an enchanted isle where fantastical creatures, mystery, music and romance abound. A shipwreck delivers Prospero's enemies to the island, and the plot thickens when his beloved daughter falls for the enemy's son. Maureen-Theresa Williams adapts the Bard's masterpiece for Butterfield 8. The production is directed by directed by company Artistic Director John Butterfield. Learn more...

Marines Memorial Theatre (San Francisco, CA)

Luis Bravo's acclaimed dance spectacular returns to the city of its origin, where this dynamic show will ignite audiences at Marines Memorial Theatre. Featuring 14 world-class tango dancers, including Dancing With the Stars' Anna Trebunskaya, a powerful vocalist and 11 on-stage musicians, this "beguilingly sexy" show details the history of tango from the barrios and brothels of Argentina to the high-class parties and nightclubs of Europe and America. Each dancer adds their own unique flourish to this beautiful and sensuous art form, drawing on their personal and cultural experiences to inform and evolve the dance. Learn more...

Lesher Center for the Arts (Walnut Creek, CA)

Wealthy socialite Tracy Lord is about to be married when, over a 24 hour period, her plans are thrown into chaos by the arrival of her ex-husband and an attractive tabloid journalist. What's an heiress to do? This classic romantic comedy by Philip Barry was a long-running Broadway hit for Katharine Hepburn who also starred in the film adaptation with Cary Grant. The Philadelphia Story was also adapted into the popular film musical High Society with Grace Kelly. Learn more...

Orpheum Theatre (San Francisco, CA)

The global smash stage musical by ABBA's Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus tells the story of a mother, a daughter, three possible dads, and an unforgettable trip down the aisle. Bride-to-be Sophie wants nothing more than to have her father at her wedding. But there's a problem -- she has no idea which of mom Donna's three former boyfriends might be the guy -- so she invites them all to the festivities, surprising her fiercely independent mom and Donna's two best gal pals. The show's tale of enduring love and friendship features the fabulous hit songs "Dancing Queen," "S.O.S.," "The Winner Takes It All," "Take a Chance on Me" and the title tune. This North American tour comes as the production celebrates its 10th year on Broadway and a top-grossing movie adaptation that starred Meryl Streep -- but there's nothing like seeing it live on stage. Learn more...

Castro Theatre (San Francisco, CA)

This signature event takes place at the Castro Theatre and features international thought leaders, artists and celebrities who will present their ideas on innovation and the School of the 21st Century. Stimulate your mind while listening to speakers including emcee, actor and performer Peter Coyote; filmmaker and founder of The Webby Awards Tiffany Schlain; former editor-at-large and executive vice president at the San Francisco Chronicle Phil Bronstein; renowned composer Nathaniel Stookey; performing artist, choreographer and dance scholar Sherene Melania; and writer, activist and radical pedagogue Guillermo Gómez-Peña. Learn more...

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Novellus Theater (San Francisco, CA)

ODC/Dance, San Francisco's internationally acclaimed contemporary dance company, presents its spring season with three new works: Breathing Underwater, by ODC Founder and Artistic Director Brenda Way, is a dance for four women set to live music by popular avant cellist and composer Zoe Keating, well known for using a foot-controlled laptop to record layer upon layer of sound. Cut Out Guy, by ODC Co-Artistic Director KT Nelson, is a work for five male dancers featuring music by experimental composer Ben Frost, exploring the relationship between internal and external self. Nelson's Transit, in collaboration with San Francisco bicycle artist Max Chen, is a full-company work celebrating the chaotic pulse of our urban centers. Three additional works round out the season: Raking Light (2002), choreographed by Brenda Way, along with her Part of a Longer Story (2006), choreographed over seven years and set to Mozart's concerto for clarinet and orchestra. ODC Associate Choreographer Kimi Okada's work, I look vacantly at the Pacific...though regret (2011) completes the set. The season is broken into two programs showcasing different performances. Learn more...

The Original Pepper Belly's Comedy Club (Fairfield, CA)

Tony T. Roberts headlines Pepper Belly's. Known as the "Sergeant of Comedy," Tony spent ten years in the Army before embarking on a career in stand-up. Tony has been seen on his own hour-long Showtime comedy special, Wired, and on HBO's Def Comedy Jam, BET's Comic View and The Mo'nique Show, and the syndicated hit Showtime at the Apollo. When he's not cracking up audiences across the nation and beyond, Tony has toured the country with the stage plays If These Hips Could Talk and Ain't Nothing Like Family. Learn more...

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Novellus Theater (San Francisco, CA)

This talented company, led by artistic director Charles Anderson, celebrates a decade of great dance with a special program of highlights from their versatile repertoire and the Company C premiere of Footage, by Peter Anastos. Also on the bill are the visionary World to Come by Alexandre Proia; David Grenke's Vespers, an emotional and physically-demanding duet set to the music of Tom Waits; and Akimbo an athletic dance by Charles Anderson, demonstrating the broad range and artistry of this now 10-year-old company. Learn more...

Cobb's Comedy Club (San Francisco, CA)

Comedian Arj Barker is best known for his recurring role on HBO's hit comedy, Flight of the Conchords, as Dave, the pawn shop owner who passes off his parents as crazy roommates and dispenses less than useful advice on scoring with the ladies. He's also the co-creator of the off-Broadway hit The Marijuana-Logues, and his stand-up appearances include Late Night with Conan O'Brien. Learn more...

Actors Theatre of San Francisco (San Francisco, CA)

A group of cutthroat real estate salesman will go to any lengths to unload parcels of Florida land on unsuspecting buyers in this satire of the American Dream. The top salesman wins a new Cadillac and the loser cleans out his desk. Written by David Mamet (American Buffalo, TV's The Unit), Glengarry Glen Ross won the 1984 Pulitzer Prize for drama, was nominated for the Tony Award for best play and was adapted into a film featuring Al Pacino and Jack Lemmon. Learn more...

Cobb's Comedy Club (San Francisco, CA)

Comedian Arj Barker is best known for his recurring role on HBO's hit comedy, Flight of the Conchords, as Dave, the pawn shop owner who passes off his parents as crazy roommates and dispenses less than useful advice on scoring with the ladies. He's also the co-creator of the off-Broadway hit The Marijuana-Logues, and his stand-up appearances include Late Night with Conan O'Brien. Learn more...

Tommy T's Comedy Showroom SF (San Francisco, CA)

Named by Comedy Central as one of the 100 greatest stand-ups of all time, Eddie Griffin's fast-talking charisma earned him big-screen roles in Undercover Brother, Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo, Armageddon and Norbit, among others. Griffin has a brand-new stand-up special, titled You Can Tell 'Em I Said It, premiering this month on Comedy Central, in which he casts his sharp comic aim on the Tea Party, LeBron James and Tiger Woods, along with other newsmakers. Learn more...

Davies Symphony Hall (San Francisco, CA)

Former music director Edo de Waart returns to perform with the San Francisco Symphony for the first time since 1997. The evening begins with an introduction to the music of Franz Schreker, an Austrian opera composer whose music combines the stylistic traits of several artistic movements and whose immersive scores are cinematic in their ability to draw the listener into the story. This innovative and once-obscure composer has seen a revival in popularity in recent years. The program also includes Rachmaninoff's sophisticated and modern Fourth Piano Concerto and the thundering Organ Symphony of Camille Saint-Saëns, his last and most dramatic symphonic work. Learn more...

Berkeley City Club (Berkeley, CA)

Playwright-director Aaron Henne's world-premiere play at Center Works, Mesmeric Revelation ... after Edgar Allan Poe, is inspired by that author's 1844 short story, and dramatizes the era's historic clash between science and mysticism. Two of the most famed men in Paris, Antoine Lavoisier, known as the Father of Modern Chemistry, and Dr. Anton Mesmer, "the Wizard of Vienna," meet and clash over Mesmer's claim that he cures ill patients by placing them in trance-like states. Henne's intriguing new work stars Theo Black and Joe Jordan. Learn more...

Marin Center Showcase Theater (San Rafael, CA)

A colossal Native American art exhibition, the Marin Show has become the most substantive and extensive showcase focused on the indigenous arts of North, Central and South America. This popular yearly event highlights a combination of Antique American Indian, Pre-Columbian and Spanish Colonial, as well as contemporary American Indian and Latin American art. The Marin Show brings together the country's top dealers and artists with collectors, and those interested in exploring the rich cultures of the Americas. The show's featured lectures on both dates are included with admission. Learn more...

Any AMC theatre nationwide (Anytown, KS)

If you're looking to win the office pool on February 26th this year, you won't want to miss any of the best picture nominees. And, with this exclusive, all-in-one ticket package you'll be able to enjoy a full movie-going experience with each theatre visit. The package includes two Show Snacks drink vouchers, a Show Snacks popcorn voucher and two AMC Gold Experience movie tickets. Plus, they can be used at any AMC theatres, AMC Loews, AMC Showplace, Cineplex Odeon, Magic Johnson and Star theatres, excluding Canadian Theatres. And, tickets do not expire. Learn more...

Caramella Skin Couture (San Francisco, CA)

Caramella Skin Couture combines traditional European skin and body care with the latest advances in facial therapy and body sculpting. The spa offers a variety of luxurious, effective treatments, including regenerating facials, deep pore facials, microdermabrasion, anti-aging therapy, chemical peels, detox therapy (a facial for the body), a full array of waxing services and much more. Caramella is the first spa in Northern California to offer Ionithermie, an advanced cellulite reduction system, and the only spa in the Bay Area to offer "mezotherapy without a needle" as part of its anti-aging treatment. See the full event description for details on some of the spa's most popular services. Learn more...

Castro Theatre (San Francisco, CA)

This signature event takes place at the Castro Theatre and features international thought leaders, artists and celebrities who will present their ideas on innovation and the School of the 21st Century. Stimulate your mind while listening to speakers including emcee, actor and performer Peter Coyote; filmmaker and founder of The Webby Awards Tiffany Schlain; renowned composer Nathaniel Stookey; performing artist, choreographer and dance scholar Sherene Melania; and writer, activist and radical pedagogue Guillermo Gómez-Peña. Learn more...

Cafe Cocomo (San Francisco, CA)

Whether you've got a date or not, Valentine's weekend is better spent eating chocolate and drinking. At SalsaValentines, you can do both while dancing the night away to a 12-piece salsa band. Couples, singles and groups of friends will embark on a tropical dance adventure together, with beginner salsa and bachata lessons kicking the evening off, followed by gourmet chocolate tastings, commemorative photo booth madness, a romantic scavenger hunt and all-night dance party. No partner or prior dance experience necessary. Learn more...

Marines Memorial Theatre (San Francisco, CA)

How We First Met is a unique comedy experience that's good for a laugh whether you are single or coupled and it's a great date idea. Audience members can submit the stories of how they met and the audience votes on the winning tale. In the show, three couples will be interviewed live and have their story brought to life onstage through the magic of improv. This uplifting theatrical experience has enchanted audiences worldwide since 2001 and has featured a range of couples, gay, straight, conservative, liberal, married 50 years, and dating three weeks, all sharing a kooky crazy thing called love. Learn more...

Orpheum Theatre (San Francisco, CA)

The global smash stage musical by ABBA's Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus tells the story of a mother, a daughter, three possible dads, and an unforgettable trip down the aisle. Bride-to-be Sophie wants nothing more than to have her father at her wedding. But there's a problem -- she has no idea which of mom Donna's three former boyfriends might be the guy -- so she invites them all to the festivities, surprising her fiercely independent mom and Donna's two best gal pals. The show's tale of enduring love and friendship features the fabulous hit songs "Dancing Queen," "S.O.S.," "The Winner Takes It All," "Take a Chance on Me" and the title tune. This North American tour comes as the production celebrates its 10th year on Broadway and a top-grossing movie adaptation that starred Meryl Streep -- but there's nothing like seeing it live on stage. Learn more...

The Dark Room (San Francisco, CA)

Trainwreck Cabaret takes the 1950s variety and burlesque show and gives it a sarcastic modern, Bay Area twist. The best local talent from a variety of genres performs, including comedians, musicians, puppetry, swordswallowing and burlesque dancers. 2010 "Battle of the Bay" finalist Brian Fields hosts an unforgettable evening. Featured performers include puppeteer Adam McLaughlin, opera singer Casey Grim, musician Jason Gitlin, daredevil/swordswallower Herman, burlesque dancer Ruby White and local comics Dave Thomason, Eloisa Bravo and Pia Messing. Learn more...

The Boxcar Playhouse (San Francisco, CA)

Sam Shepard's Pulitzer Prize-winning examination of the American dream, Buried Child, follows the lives of a family wrecked by the secret tragedy that haunts them. Vince brings his girlfriend to meet his grandparents, but his expectations turn to disillusionment as he faces the reality of his quirky, often frightening, family of antagonists contained in a claustrophobic farmhouse somewhere in the great American Midwest. This powerful production is part of Boxcar's tribute to Sam Shepherd, as this season they feature a series of Shepherd plays as well as readings and selected scenes from the playwright in the month of March. Learn more...

PIER 39 (San Francisco, CA)

Weekends are for relaxing and rejuvenating, and San Francisco Sailing Company offers the perfect way to do that. Climb aboard a sailboat for a two-hour cruise under the Golden Gate Bridge. Along the way, enjoy two complimentary drinks, such as champagne, mimosas, beer, white wine or soda. You'll depart from pier 39 at 10am, when sailing is the smoothest and warmest. Along the way to Golden Gate Bridge, you'll cruise past Fisherman's Wharf, Aquatic Park, Fort Mason, the Marina District, Crissy Field, and Fort Point. You'll be right under the Golden Gate Bridge for the 11:00 champagne toast. The return journey through the central bay and around Alcatraz Island will offer magnificent views of the cityfront, Golden Gate Bridge, Sausalito, Angel Island, Alcatraz, Oakland and the Bay Bridge. The peace and serenity of this weekend sail will stay with you throughout the week to come. Learn more...

Brava Theater (San Francisco, CA)

Alt-comedy diva Desiree Burch, named one of New York magazine's "Ten New Comedians that Funny People Find Funny," presents her salacious and side-splitting solo show, 52 Man Pick Up. A hit at the Edinburgh, New York and Hollywood Fringe Festivals, this exuberant mix of riffs, rants, anecdotes, audience participation, uproarious comedy and devastating poetry is sure to hit home in the Bay Area as well. Burch has an entertaining tale of intimate encounters for every card in the deck, and her engaging mix of lush language, a brash stage persona and quirky perspective draws audiences in to her true-to-life tales of sex in the city. Learn more...

Jewish Community Center of San Francisco -- Kanbar Hall (San Francisco, CA)

The West Coast's hottest klezmer band, the seven-piece Jewish music specialists known as Klez-X, perform live at the SFJCC. Led by violinist and composer Daniel Hoffman, the group's all-original sound is a modern mash-up of jazz, klezmer and Yiddish folk and art songs. After the concert, stick around for a fun and lively dance party in the Pottruck Family Atrium. Klez-X appears in conjunction with the KlezCalifornia Yiddish Culture Festival. Learn more...

Jewish Community Center of San Francisco -- Kanbar Hall (San Francisco, CA)

Graphic novelist Ben Katchor and composer Mark Mulcahy present their new multimedia pop opera, Up From the Stacks. Set in the 1970s, it's the story of Lincoln Cabinee, a part-time page who retrieves books from the New York Public Library's vast collection. It is while carrying out this mundane job that he unwittingly becomes embroiled in the treacherous business of amusement and vice flourishing in Times Square. Newly commissioned by the New York Public Library and Lincoln Center. Learn more...

Jewish Community Center of San Francisco -- Kanbar Hall (San Francisco, CA)

Gabrielle Hamilton discusses her well-reviewed 2011 best-seller, Blood, Butter and Bones: The Inadvertent Education of a Reluctant Chef with Barbara Lane. Chef/owner of the renowned Prune restaurant in New York City, Hamilton traces her unconventional journey to the top of the culinary food chain with prickly honesty and humor. The story starts out at a rural Pennsylvania farm watching her elegant French mother prepare meals, continues through a rough adolescence in New York, an eye-opening trip to Europe and beyond, which ingrained in her the link between cooking, comfort and kindness. Learn more...

Warren Atherton Auditorium (Stockton, CA)

The Breakthrough Dance Competition debuted in 2008 as a showcase for local dancers to perform and be judged by the industry's established icons and their own dance community. The event has since been held annually by Rhythm Inc. with a vision of creating opportunities for local and aspiring teams in California. The hip-hop dance contest recognizes up-and-coming dance teams from throughout the state and gives all teams a chance to debut their latest and best sets. You're invited to watch the excitement and the creativity. Learn more...

Any AMC theatre nationwide (Anytown, KS)

If you're looking to win the office pool on February 26th this year, you won't want to miss any of the best picture nominees. And, with this exclusive, all-in-one ticket package you'll be able to enjoy a full movie-going experience with each theatre visit. The package includes two Show Snacks drink vouchers, a Show Snacks popcorn voucher and two AMC Gold Experience movie tickets. Plus, they can be used at any AMC theatres, AMC Loews, AMC Showplace, Cineplex Odeon, Magic Johnson and Star theatres, excluding Canadian Theatres. And, tickets do not expire. Learn more...

New Conservatory Theatre Center (San Francisco, CA)

New Conservatory Theatre Center presents the U.S. premiere of a new adaptation of E.M. Forster's coming of age novel, Maurice. The play takes place prior to World War 1 when homosexuality is outlawed in Great Britain. Clive, a privileged aristocrat, shocks his close friend Maurice by declaring his love for him. The two Cambridge classmates start a romantic relationship that breaks both class and sexual barriers. Forster's novel, which was also adapted into a 1987 film with Hugh Grant, was banned and not released for publication until after the author's death. Learn more...

Jewish Community Center of San Francisco - Fisher Family Hall (San Francisco, CA)

A regular contributor to The New Yorker, author Nathan Englander won the PEN/Malamud award for his first collection of stories, the international bestseller For the Relief of Unbearable Urges. His play The Twenty-Seventh Man, based on a story from his first book, will premiere at New York's The Public Theater this year. He joins the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco at Fisher Family Hall to discuss his new book, What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank, eight short stories that grapple with the great questions of modern life. The title story, inspired by Raymond Carver's masterpiece, is a provocative portrait of two marriages in which the Holocaust is played out as a devastating parlor game. Learn more...

Orpheum Theatre (San Francisco, CA)

The global smash stage musical by ABBA's Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus tells the story of a mother, a daughter, three possible dads, and an unforgettable trip down the aisle. Bride-to-be Sophie wants nothing more than to have her father at her wedding. But there's a problem -- she has no idea which of mom Donna's three former boyfriends might be the guy -- so she invites them all to the festivities, surprising her fiercely independent mom and Donna's two best gal pals. The show's tale of enduring love and friendship features the fabulous hit songs "Dancing Queen," "S.O.S.," "The Winner Takes It All," "Take a Chance on Me" and the title tune. This North American tour comes as the production celebrates its 10th year on Broadway and a top-grossing movie adaptation that starred Meryl Streep -- but there's nothing like seeing it live on stage. Learn more...

Fort Mason Center - Festival Pavilion (San Francisco, CA)

The San Francisco Tribal & Textile Arts Show brings together a living history of global culture, including ethnographic sculptures, textiles, and accessories. This show is strictly vetted and features the best Tribal Art experts from all over the world, each showcasing their finest examples of international tribal art pieces. Learn more...

Willows Theatre Concord (Concord, CA)

Set in Italy during the summer of 1953, The Light in the Piazza tells the story of Clara, a naïve young woman who falls in love with a handsome Florentine named Fabrizio, while traveling with her mother Margaret through Tuscany. But Margaret has been keeping a dark secret that threatens to destroy their whirlwind romance. The original 2005 Broadway production starred Matthew Morrison (Glee) as Fabrizio and won six Tony Awards, including Best Original Score for Adam Guettel. Based on a novella by Elizabethe Spencer, the show's book is by award-winning writer Craig Lucas (Prelude to a Kiss). Learn more...

The Julia Morgan (Berkeley, CA)

A punk attitude, female Pirate King, chainsaws, rock music, pointed political satire, and more make this updated version of the classic Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera fiercer and funnier than its ever been. Set in a post-atomic future, the story of Frederic, who is mistakenly apprenticed to a band of pirates as a boy, features plenty of romance and swashbuckling action, in this re-imagining by director Jon Tracy and the Berkeley Playhouse crew. Learn more...

Lake Tahoe Resorts (Alpine Meadows, CA)

Get ready to shred the beautiful slopes of Lake Tahoe with the SnowBomb Silver Card, which includes one free lift ticket to Kirkwood and another to China Peak; all-day cross-country trail passes to Royal Gorge and Tahoe XC; and amazing discounts on Truckee and Tahoe lodging, rental gear and more, worth more than $500. Plus, cardholders get a free standard ski or snowboard tune-up, and a one-year subscription to either Ski or Transworld Snowboarding Magazine. Learn more...

Orpheum Theatre (San Francisco, CA)

The global smash stage musical by ABBA's Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus tells the story of a mother, a daughter, three possible dads, and an unforgettable trip down the aisle. Bride-to-be Sophie wants nothing more than to have her father at her wedding. But there's a problem -- she has no idea which of mom Donna's three former boyfriends might be the guy -- so she invites them all to the festivities, surprising her fiercely independent mom and Donna's two best gal pals. The show's tale of enduring love and friendship features the fabulous hit songs "Dancing Queen," "S.O.S.," "The Winner Takes It All," "Take a Chance on Me" and the title tune. This North American tour comes as the production celebrates its 10th year on Broadway and a top-grossing movie adaptation that starred Meryl Streep -- but there's nothing like seeing it live on stage. Learn more...

Fort Mason Center - Festival Pavilion (San Francisco, CA)

The San Francisco Tribal & Textile Arts Show brings together a living history of global culture, including ethnographic sculptures, textiles, and accessories. This show is strictly vetted and features the best Tribal Art experts from all over the world, each showcasing their finest examples of international tribal art pieces. Learn more...

Any AMC theatre nationwide (Anytown, KS)

If you're looking to win the office pool on February 26th this year, you won't want to miss any of the best picture nominees. And, with this exclusive, all-in-one ticket package you'll be able to enjoy a full movie-going experience with each theatre visit. The package includes two Show Snacks drink vouchers, a Show Snacks popcorn voucher and two AMC Gold Experience movie tickets. Plus, they can be used at any AMC theatres, AMC Loews, AMC Showplace, Cineplex Odeon, Magic Johnson and Star theatres, excluding Canadian Theatres. And, tickets do not expire. Learn more...

Actors Theatre of San Francisco (San Francisco, CA)

A group of cutthroat real estate salesman will go to any lengths to unload parcels of Florida land on unsuspecting buyers in this satire of the American Dream. The top salesman wins a new Cadillac and the loser cleans out his desk. Written by David Mamet (American Buffalo, TV's The Unit), Glengarry Glen Ross won the 1984 Pulitzer Prize for drama, was nominated for the Tony Award for best play and was adapted into a film featuring Al Pacino and Jack Lemmon. Learn more...

Willows Theatre Concord (Concord, CA)

Set in Italy during the summer of 1953, The Light in the Piazza tells the story of Clara, a naïve young woman who falls in love with a handsome Florentine named Fabrizio, while traveling with her mother Margaret through Tuscany. But Margaret has been keeping a dark secret that threatens to destroy their whirlwind romance. The original 2005 Broadway production starred Matthew Morrison (Glee) as Fabrizio and won six Tony Awards, including Best Original Score for Adam Guettel. Based on a novella by Elizabethe Spencer, the show's book is by award-winning writer Craig Lucas (Prelude to a Kiss). Learn more...

A.C.T. (San Francisco, CA)

Some people run away to join the circus. Lorenzo Pisoni was born into one. In his hilarious new one-man show Humor Abuse, Lorenzo tells the story of growing up as the youngest member of San Francisco's Pickle Family Circus. The son of the circus' co-founder Larry Pisoni, Lorenzo delights the audience with the remarkable physical feats he learned from his father, exploring and celebrating a unique life spent on stage. Learn more...

Tommy T's Comedy and Steakhouse Pleasanton (Pleasanton, CA)

Tommy T's Comedy House presents Kabir Singh and Sammy K. Obeid in Cupid's Comics, a stand-up show on Valentine's Day. Two of the funniest and hardest-working comics on the West Coast, Kabir and Sammy have toured the country and won stand-up competitions all over the state. They'll be joined by other top local comedians. Learn more...

Cobb's Comedy Club (San Francisco, CA)

Cobb's presents Cupid's Comedy Allstars, a Valentine's Day stand-up showcase featuring top local and national comedians. The lineup features Rob Cantrell, a finalist on NBC's Last Comic Standing who's also been seen on the Late Late Show and Comedy Central's Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn. Rob is joined by top Bay Area comics Carla Clayy, Edwin Li and Joe Tobin. Learn more...

Tommy T's Comedy and Steakhouse Pleasanton (Pleasanton, CA)

Sheryl Underwood headlines Tommy T's Comedy House in Pleasanton. Sheryl has been headlining comedy clubs across America for over 20 years, and is currently a panelist on the CBS series The Talk. A frequent guest and past host on BET's Comic View, Sheryl has worked as a correspondent on radio's Tom Joyner Morning Show and Steve Harvey Morning Show, and hosts multiple shows on Sirius/XM satellite radio. Her credits also include the Late Late Show, as well as the films Bulworth and Beauty Shop. Learn more...