Watershed Project: Oyster Picnic and Shoreline Survey
Celebrate The Watershed Project’s 20th anniversary with a Father’s Day oyster picnic. The day will start with a nature hike to the location, following quick shoreline survey, and ending with an oyster BBQ out at the pier. Made to be a quick afternoon bite, you’ll be able to barbecue oysters provided by Waterbar themselves. Happy shucking! // 5551 Giant Highway, Richmond, eventbrite.com; 1 p.m — 4 p.m., $0 — $10
Clay with Your Food
Jered Nelson, the potter to local Bay Area star chefs, is hosting the third annual Clay with Your Food event at his studio in Richmond. In a triathlon-like event, the culinary arts meets head to head with performance arts. Three Bay Area chefs, namely, Adam Tortosa from Robin, Jeff Russell from Charlie Palmer Steak and Brandon Jew from Mr. Jiu’s, will prepare culinary wonders in the 1,000 degree kiln, then subsequently mold their own serving dish on the potter’s wheel, and finally plate their dishes on sculpture made by Jered. // 867 South 19th St., Richmond, jeredspottery.com; $100
Most Modest
If your father is of the ‘tech collector’ variety, we suggest a chic power strip that fits into his modern life. Most Modest is a no-brainer when it comes to powering an assortment of gadgets. Coming in an array of colors, this chic wooden creation will fit the father aesthetic of any stay-at-home dad. // mostmodest.com; $95
18 Reasons: Beer and Charcuterie Tasting Seminar
Why not have quality bonding time with dad over quality food and beer? Take direction from Eric Miller, Mission Cheese’s director of in-house charcuterie program, at 18 Reasons. Learn about specialty charcuterie while sipping California craft beer. Eric will introduce new ways of how to pair your meats with beer. Indulge your inner carnivore. // 3674 18th Street, 18reasons.org; 5 p.m — 7 p.m., $30 — $60
Blu Kicks
Summer ready soles that are good for your soul. This Bay Area-based, eco-friendly shoe company makes kicks that will want dad to kick back and relax. Made from recycled canvas and natural rubber, these have an easy clean up fix — they’re machine washable. Better yet, for every pair sold, one dollar is donated to organizations that work to save threatened habitats around the world. // blukicks.com; $59 — $135
SF Symphony: The Music of John Williams
Though a gift in the near future, it’s an amazing gift nonetheless. Experience an unforgettable concert dedicated to an American musical legend and the king of epic film scores, composer John Williams. Hear orchestral selections from blockbuster movies like Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Harry Potter. If your dad nerds out to any of these classic films, then he is in for a treat. // sfsymphony.org; $25 — $85
Mill Valley Walking Stick Co
Good for everyday, better for hikes (urban or not), dad will appreciate an expertly crafted walking stick. Of course, we don’t condone calling him old but we just want to make sure he’s walking just right. These handy walking staffs are designed with precision in Mill Valley and can last your fave father for years to come. // mvwsc.com; To get one custom made, you’ll need to contact Mill Valley Walking Stick Co. directly.
Aquarium of the Bay: Feed the Sharks
For all marine life lovers, Jaws or shark week enthusiasts alike, get a close encounter with these ferocious fish at the Aquarium of the Bay. During this 75-minute experience, you’ll get your own bucket of food to bravely toss to the sharks living in the 350,000-gallon Offshore Tunnel Exhibit. Once feeding is over, your lab skills will be sharpened with some hands-on learning activities like testing the pH and oxygen levels of various tanks throughout the facility. // Pier 39, aquariumofthebay.org; $74.95
title: “Father S Day Guide 9 Experiences Gifts Dad Will Love This Holiday Season” ShowToc: true date: “2022-12-14” author: “Annabel Kim”
Watershed Project: Oyster Picnic and Shoreline Survey
Celebrate The Watershed Project’s 20th anniversary with a Father’s Day oyster picnic. The day will start with a nature hike to the location, following quick shoreline survey, and ending with an oyster BBQ out at the pier. Made to be a quick afternoon bite, you’ll be able to barbecue oysters provided by Waterbar themselves. Happy shucking! // 5551 Giant Highway, Richmond, eventbrite.com; 1 p.m — 4 p.m., $0 — $10
Clay with Your Food
Jered Nelson, the potter to local Bay Area star chefs, is hosting the third annual Clay with Your Food event at his studio in Richmond. In a triathlon-like event, the culinary arts meets head to head with performance arts. Three Bay Area chefs, namely, Adam Tortosa from Robin, Jeff Russell from Charlie Palmer Steak and Brandon Jew from Mr. Jiu’s, will prepare culinary wonders in the 1,000 degree kiln, then subsequently mold their own serving dish on the potter’s wheel, and finally plate their dishes on sculpture made by Jered. // 867 South 19th St., Richmond, jeredspottery.com; $100
Most Modest
If your father is of the ‘tech collector’ variety, we suggest a chic power strip that fits into his modern life. Most Modest is a no-brainer when it comes to powering an assortment of gadgets. Coming in an array of colors, this chic wooden creation will fit the father aesthetic of any stay-at-home dad. // mostmodest.com; $95
18 Reasons: Beer and Charcuterie Tasting Seminar
Why not have quality bonding time with dad over quality food and beer? Take direction from Eric Miller, Mission Cheese’s director of in-house charcuterie program, at 18 Reasons. Learn about specialty charcuterie while sipping California craft beer. Eric will introduce new ways of how to pair your meats with beer. Indulge your inner carnivore. // 3674 18th Street, 18reasons.org; 5 p.m — 7 p.m., $30 — $60
Blu Kicks
Summer ready soles that are good for your soul. This Bay Area-based, eco-friendly shoe company makes kicks that will want dad to kick back and relax. Made from recycled canvas and natural rubber, these have an easy clean up fix — they’re machine washable. Better yet, for every pair sold, one dollar is donated to organizations that work to save threatened habitats around the world. // blukicks.com; $59 — $135
SF Symphony: The Music of John Williams
Though a gift in the near future, it’s an amazing gift nonetheless. Experience an unforgettable concert dedicated to an American musical legend and the king of epic film scores, composer John Williams. Hear orchestral selections from blockbuster movies like Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Harry Potter. If your dad nerds out to any of these classic films, then he is in for a treat. // sfsymphony.org; $25 — $85
Mill Valley Walking Stick Co
Good for everyday, better for hikes (urban or not), dad will appreciate an expertly crafted walking stick. Of course, we don’t condone calling him old but we just want to make sure he’s walking just right. These handy walking staffs are designed with precision in Mill Valley and can last your fave father for years to come. // mvwsc.com; To get one custom made, you’ll need to contact Mill Valley Walking Stick Co. directly.
Aquarium of the Bay: Feed the Sharks
For all marine life lovers, Jaws or shark week enthusiasts alike, get a close encounter with these ferocious fish at the Aquarium of the Bay. During this 75-minute experience, you’ll get your own bucket of food to bravely toss to the sharks living in the 350,000-gallon Offshore Tunnel Exhibit. Once feeding is over, your lab skills will be sharpened with some hands-on learning activities like testing the pH and oxygen levels of various tanks throughout the facility. // Pier 39, aquariumofthebay.org; $74.95
