Stuart saved us from a real nightmare situation seeing Bill Burr in Berkeley last night. The ticket…read moreapp I used failed to transfer my tickets, and after an hour fighting with them on the phone and being told "sorry about your luck" basically, we were lucky enough to run into Stuart. Ended up getting premier seats front row, some of the very best in the house, for less than I'd purchase seats in a much less desirable location. Cant thank and recommend Mr. Ticket enough!

Stuart is a life saver!!!!! We purchased tickets from a third party app and they never transferred…read more We were about to miss our show when Stuart appeared like an angel sent from Heaven. He had two tickets that were better and cheaper than the ones we originally bought from the third party app. Thanks to Stuart we were able to get into the show and we will forever be thankful and grateful to him.

As a longtime Legion of Honor member, I wanted to highlight a special exhibit celebrating Women's…read moreDay, running from March 3-8. The floral arrangements throughout the galleries feel like interpretations of the artworks around them - some seem to be echoing the colors, shapes and even painting "moods". This is a definite must-see.

I've lived in the Bay Area for almost 30 years, and I'm a little embarrassed to admit this was my…read morefirst visit to the Legion of Honor. I'd heard about it, but it never quite made it to the top of the list. Today my son suggested we go since admission is free on Saturdays for Bay Area residents, so we stopped by late in the afternoon -- and I was genuinely blown away. That's not an exaggeration. First, parking was easier than expected. The small lots right by the entrance were full, but there's another lot less than a quarter mile down the hill where we found a space without any trouble. Maybe we got lucky, but it was smooth. The setting alone is worth the visit. The museum sits among rolling green hills with views that feel very different from the usual tourist spots. The architecture is striking, and I was surprised to learn the building is now over a century old. The centerpiece collection features works by Auguste Rodin, and seeing so many of his sculptures up close -- in different sizes and forms -- was fascinating. It felt like a real privilege to experience them in person. There are rotating exhibits throughout the year; currently the spotlight is on Édouard Manet and Berthe Morisot. I'm not a major art expert, but I still enjoyed learning about their partnership and viewing these Impressionist works. The unexpected highlight was the Spreckels Organ performance. We happened to catch the Saturday 4pm concert -- pure luck. The organ pipes are built into the structure itself, and the hour-long performance was mesmerizing. It's one of those experiences you just have to hear for yourself. Highly recommended. I'll definitely be back.

Great half day trip to compliment the city experience. Great views of the bridge, gorgeous sites…read moreat Muir Woods and incredible food in Sausalito.

This was the only group my friends and I could find with availability for Alcatraz about a week or…read moretwo before our visit. & it was my favorite part about SF. Alcatraz itself is amazing and booking through this group was easy and they communicated well. It was more money than the main booking company, but for last minute tickets and for a bike rental it is worth the price. I highly recommend to go to Alcatraz when in SF and book through this company!

I had a great experience with kickback tickets. I easily set up my event, picked the options and…read moreprice I wanted, invited people to check out my event page on facebook and gmail, and everything worked out great. My event reached its attendance goal and I then knew I had enough money to make the event a reality. Once the event was confirmed I received my money to my paypal account with no problems. I had the event, which was fun and amazing by the way, and the rest is history. Just thought Id share my experience with all the yelpers out there!

First time going to Outside Lands and I absolutely loved every part of it. The environment of being…read moreoutside with trees, nature and well thought out venue did it for me. The clean and crisp air was refreshing compared to festivals in Southern California. Only downside of it being in this environment it was a little dusty and hard to navigate the venue because the stages were decently far apart from each other. I'm assuming I will get used to it the next time I attend. We shuttled from the Cow Palace to Golden Gate Park and it was well worth having no stress of finding parking or using a rideshare app. It did feel like a far drive though. Check in process was easy through security. Once arriving inside we saw a plethera of delicious food spots. We ended up getting some bulgogi fries and a pretzel which both were pretty bad. I ideally just like EDM, house music so we enjoyed VNSSA + NALA= Girl Math to start it off, I really liked the vibes of this stage, wish I stayed for Walker and Royce later. Would have also been cool if they had a screen to see the artists mixing too for this stage. We then went to see the Wallows, Royel Otis which were amazing, my girlfriend loves these bands. Finished it off buying a blanket for merch and floated from Gesselfstein and Tyler the Creator. It was a bit pricey but I look forward to coming back again.

First time going to Outside Lands this year and had a great time! Super chill vibes. We shuttled to…read morethe festival from Cow Palace (would recommend if you're a commuter who doesn't wanna get stuck in traffic leaving)! I only went Friday, but the artists we saw were great! (Marina, ARMNHMR, Doja Cat) I loved seeing the fog roll in, as you only see in SF. There were so many vendors/booths and photo ops to visit! Also, the food here is definitely way better than food I've eaten at other music festivals. One of my fav parts this year was the customizable hoodies at the Gap booth! Would love to come back to OSL again next year!

I love Roxie theater! I watched "The Blue Trail" ( Brazilian) today, "Exit 8" ( Japanese) last…read moreweek, "The Poet" (Colombian ), and so many interesting foreign films there! A lot of restaurants around the theater, too:) Highly recommend Roxie!!

just wanted to add a picture This place is fabulous as always I have nothing new to say I just…read morewanted to add a simple picture so I have to speak for 85 words so where it goes

Visited this theatre on a Saturday evening. Ran into a couple setbacks and inconveniences while…read morethere. Note, there is no wifi available and very weak cell phone service at the venue. At entry, a problematic guest in front of me apparently purchased the wrong tickets online. The worker/owner seemed to have no clue how to resolve the issue, and instead of letting the competent people inside, they decided to clog the line, arguing back and forth with the guest. The place is small, so once they scanned tickets, visitors were piled into the cozy sized lobby waiting till they opened the auditorum 15 minutes before the listed showtime. The classic concessions stand offered a fairly standard variety of menu items including hot dogs, nachos, popcorn, candy, ice cream bars, soda, as well as a range of hot tea options. There are two auditoriums, both located upstairs. The curved backs of the folding seats made them comfortable enough for a (less than) 2-hour event, with cupholders on the arm rests. "Right in the Eye" was such an incredible production, unique and entertaining. The delightful works of french filmmaker and magician, George Méliès, shown on the screen alongside an amazing live musical performance, made for a truly enjoyable experience. An awesome collection of quirky silent films and clips from more than a century ago, scenes filled with amusing special effects and a touch of humor. The lighting, sound, and diversity of instruments used (including the theremin, triangle, music box, and waterphone) were mesmerizing and executed beautifully. The setting at the Marina Theatre was just right for a lighthearted feel-good time.

Going to the cinema is a treat! To see films on a large screen with surround sound really makes the…read moreviewing experience immersive. The Marina Theatre is a family-owned small neighborhood theater that we can bring our kids, friends and family to to see a film together. Hot popcorn smell! Well tiered rows so I'm not craning my neck around someone's head to see the picture. Watching the San Francisco International Film Festival films in Theater 1 was fun. The smaller theater (#2) is more intimate but no less enjoyable. When was the last time you went to see a film and (maybe) eat out at the great restaurants on Chestnut and neighboring streets before or after a screening? Do it!

Another great show by Chuck Prophet and the Mission Express…read more His shows are part amazing music, part wonderful showmanship and incredible story telling. The chapel is my favorite small club music venue in the City. The employees are helpful, the food at Curios is reasonably priced and creative. Matt says check out The Chapel and the neighborhood for an amazing experience

My first time here at this venue as my drumming group was performing in the Zumbi Festival…read more Parking can be a hassle as I car pooled with a friend and we drive around and finally decided to park in a paid parking lot near Duggan's Mortuary. The venue is spacious with a small stage and upstairs behind the stage are a couple of dressing rooms, a bathroom, and an area for refreshments. Since our group was performing second, we got one of the dressing rooms so that was comfortable and the promoter provided snacks and drinks to all the performers. Lights onstage were bright and warm. There's a small bar in the back of the venue and everyone seemed to have a good time! And the bathrooms on the first floor are very clean and is attached to the restaurant next door called Curios.

Update: Tickets go on sale tomorrow, and I'm not gonna go. They introduced this overly complex…read moreticket privilege system that I think is a little hackneyed and it was deceptive. I'm disappointed. There goes a star. Old Review: I realize they were clinically dead as far back as 1980, but I just can't pull the plug yet. Every now and then they make a gesture, a move that reminds me of what we once had. They will be around this fall and I'll be there...dancin' on my feet, shufflin' thru the streets, askin' people ch-ch-ch what'sa matter with you boy?