Happy Valentines Day to all of you from the staff here at Farley’s. Stop in for your Valentines Day card and candy!
A new book, Crown Guides: Unique Places in San Francisco, by Laura Cavaluzzo and Roxane Ramos, focuses on unique places created in San Francisco that are locally owned and operated, and can be found nowhere else in the world. In the “Neighborhood Cafés, 15 Reasons not to go to Starbucks” section, you guessed it, Farley’s is prominently featured, although does anyone “feel-like-you’re in Mayberry”? Look for a copy at Christopher’s Books just up the road on Mayberry Lane. www.crownguides.com
The Coed Knitting group is once again meeting at Farley’s and looking for fun loving creative new members. The group is soliciting recommendations on a weekly meeting night. If interested and have a preference on which night to meet, email us and we’ll pass on your vote.
February 5th, Saturday: Artist of the Month reception. Rob Aiman, “Artshow H2O”. A duel series of paintings, acrylic on wood and watercolors on paper. Reception 7-9PM.
February 12th, Saturday: Cory Combs and Friends perform their monthly live music concert featuring unique bass and drums duo. This month features a pre Valentines Day concert of romantic songs for lovers of all ages, 2:30PM.
February 13th, Sunday: Café Haiku Slam! Make a love Haiku for Valentine’s Day. What can you say in 17 syllables? Find out by joining Jeffrey Goldsmith for an evening of haiku improvised by you and everyone else who shows up! Make yours funny or sad, truth or fiction, it’s all very good. And be sure to check out the book, Cafe Haiku, at http://CaffeineSociety.com, 7-9PM.
February 19th, Saturday: Live music! Salt Peter rocks away the afternoon with their old time foot stomping music from 4-6PM.
February 20th, Sunday: Book party and reading by local author Eric Martine. His new book “Winners” is set here in San Francisco, 3-4PM.
February 25th, Friday: “Umlaut” is San Francisco High School of the Arts new literary journal. It is comprised of poetry, prose, photography and visual art. Edited by the Creative Writing department at School of the Arts. The public high school is devoted to the visual and performing arts. “Umlaut” is celebrating the completion of T.i.l.a.p.i.a., the newest issue. Come hear the students read & help them celebrate, 7-9PM.
Rob Aiman, “Artshow H2O”: a duel series of paintings, acrylic on wood and watercolors on paper. Local Potrero Hill resident displays his work around water related themes. Reception Saturday, February 5th 7-9PM.
“A Life Lived Fully” In memory Leonard Page: 4/27/26 – 1/1/05, a memorial to long time Potrero Hill resident and icon. A display of Lenny’s whimsical characters and memorabilia as assembled by his wife Ruth and friends.
Farley’s is looking for collectors that would like to display their treasures in the window boxes. If interested, send an email to rwhfarley@aol.com