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October 2003
October 4-5
Reggae In the Park.
A multicultural event featuring world music, reggae, arts, crafts and international food.
Sharon Meadow, Golden Gate Park,
458-1988
October 4-5
Great San Francisco Crystal Fair.
Fort Mason Center, 383-7837
October 4-26 (Weekends)
San Francisco Open Studios.
The public will have access to over 700 artists� studios every weekend. Visitors can browse paintings, sculpture, mixed media, ceramics, printmaking, furniture, glass, jewelry and photography.
Various locations, www.artspan.org,
861-9838
October 5
Castro Street Fair.
This festival will feature food, arts, crafts and a variety of retail items.
Castro Street, 841-1824
October 11-13
AT&T Fleet Week Airshow
Pay tribute to the men and women of our nation's marine services. View dynamic aerial performances by the Blue Angels.
Embarcadero and Fisherman's Wharf
www.airshownetwork.com,
621-2325
October 12
San Francisco Italian Heritage Parade and Festival.
The City celebrates its Italian heritage with a lively parade through North Beach, beginning at 1:30 pm.
Fisherman�s Wharf and North Beach, 434-1492
October 17-19
Oktoberfest 2002.
Non-stop entertainment, German beer and cuisine. (510) 553-9001
October 18
Exotic Erotic Ball.
An evening of entertainment and dancing, with revelers wearing outrageous costumes. Recommended for adults only.
Cow Palace, www.exoticeroticball.com,
1-888-EXOTIC-6; (415) 567-BALL (in SF)
October 23- November 10 (Tentative)
San Francisco Jazz Festival.
One of San Francisco�s biggest and best musical festivals features local, national and international jazz artist performances at locations throughout San Francisco. The line-up includes many renowned musicians.
Various locations, www.sfjazz.org,
788-7353, (800) 850-7353
October 24 � November 2
Grand National Rodeo, Horse and Stock Show.
Enjoy concerts, art, food, livestock and rodeo competitions at this year's Grand Nationals.
Cow Palace, www.grandnationalrodeo.com,
404-4111
October 30-November 2
San Francisco Fall Antiques Show.
Over 65 distinguished antique dealers from America and Europe sell a broad range of antique merchandise.
Fort Mason Center, 546-6661
November 2003
November 6-13
American Indian Film Festival.
Palace of Fine Arts Theater, www.aifisf.com,
554-0525
November 8-11
Film Arts Festival of Independent Cinema.
Castro Theater, 552-3456
November 15-17
Harvest Festival and Christmas Crafts Market.
Concourse Exhibition Center, (707) 778-6300
November 21
Embarcadero Center Lighting Ceremony & Celebration.
Embarcadero Center, 772-0753
November 22-November 30
San Francisco International Automobile Show.
Moscone Center, www.sfautoshow.com,
331-4406
November 22-23 & November 30�December 1
Celebration of Craftswomen.
Festival Pavilion, Fort Mason Center,
383-3470
November 28
Ghirardelli Square Tree Lighting Ceremony,
775-5500
November 29 - Dec. 21 (Weekends)
Great Dickens Christmas Fair.
Cow Palace, 897-4555
November 30
Run to the Far Side.
10K and 5K footraces through scenic Golden Gate Park begin and end at the California Academy of Sciences,
759-2690
December 2003
December 10-29
San Francisco Ballet Nutcracker.
America�s oldest ballet company, regarded as one of its finest presents Tchaikovsky�s beloved family classic every December. War Memorial Opera House, 865-2000
December 15
Christmas at Sea, a family holiday event aboard the historic Balclutha.
Crafts, storytelling and a visit with Santa.
San Francisco Maritime Park, Hyde Street Pier,
561- 6662
December 31
San Francisco Bowl.
Second NCAA Bowl Game in San Francisco.
Pacific Bell Park, 947-BOWL
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