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Enjoy a proper Thanksgiving feast with all the fixings—plus a few decadent surprises—at these restaurants from San Francisco to Berkeley to St. Helena.

Anne Schrager July 23, 2021Updated: July 23, 2021, 2:30 pm A bounce slide at the 2019 kids concert series at Courthouse Square in Redwood City. Fun activities for children are finally starting to spring up again as COVID-19 restrictions loosen. Photo: Joel Wade/courtesy of Redwood City Parks, Recreation and Community Services After rolling through the first half of summer, dipping our toes in the social waters and, for some, even venturing out of town, it feels like the right time to get back in step with local community offerings. Relish the re-emergence of live arts and perform...

More locations and services in Glacier National Park are gradually opening as the peak summer tourism season gets closer.

Europe is known for its network of high-alpine huts, where you hike from lodge to lodge and eat dishes like goulash and spaetzle before retiring for the night in plush accommodations and then hiking on to the next hut the following day. But you don’t have to leave the country for a taste of that experience.  “The U.S. is on the verge of embracing what huts are all about,” says Sam Demas, author of the forthcoming guidebook  Hut to Hut USA: The Complete Guide for Hikers, Bikers, and Skiers, which will be published in October. “There’s a big appetite for hut travel in the U.S.,...

Actually Cool Things You Can Do in San Francisco This Summer Thrillist 5/4/2021 © Flickr/David Yu Ah, summer in San Francisco. When the temps drop, the fog rolls in, and everyone busts out their warmest puffy. But just because we’re wearing ski jackets when the rest of the country is in shorts and t-shirts doesn’t mean we’re gonna have any less fun. Especially now that California is (tentatively) scheduled to reopen on June 15th (as long as we can keep our COVID numbers down, so get vaccinated and wear your masks!). Sure, summer 2021 isn’t going to look exactly like 2019—there�...