Parent Pocket Guide
Akriti VoraMaking weekends easier with a curated list of family-friendly events across the San Francisco Peninsula - every Thursday morning.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 54 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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A Little Note & One More October Weekend 🍂
Hi parents,
Before we get into this weekend’s plans, I wanted to share a little update.
I’m going to be pressing pause on Parent Pocket Guide for now.
I started this newsletter during a season when I was figuring out what I wanted to do...
Hello, October 🎃
Hi parents,
October is here, and the Bay Area is finally starting to feel a little more fall-ish. 🎃
This weekend has a particularly good mix: boats and marine science in Redwood City, free museum days, outdoor Shakespeare on the Coastsid...
This Weekend: Glass Pumpkins, Science Day & A Little Fall Magic
Hi parents,
It’s the first weekend when fall is slowly starting to show up.
There are glass pumpkins in Palo Alto, a foggy coastal festival in Pacifica, an outdoor movie night, neighborhood music, storytelling, science experiments, and ev...
A Weekend for Moon Festivals, Vintage Streetcars & Things That Fly
Hi parents,
We’re back this week with a weekend that feels like the beginning of fall, even if the weather hasn’t quite gotten the memo.
There are moon festivals in Millbrae and Chinatown, airplanes you can climb into in Palo Alto, vintag...
Labor Day Weekend: Art Under the Redwoods, Festivals & Easy Family Fun
Hi parents,
A four-day weekend is here, which sounds wonderfully spacious until you realize you now have four whole days to answer, “What are we doing today?”
Luckily, this one has options.
You can wander through art under the redwoods,...
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