Penguins + Pajamas + Dinosaurs at CAL Academy
2025-02-28 - 2025-05-09 | California Academy of Science, 55 Music Concourse Dr, San Francisco, CA, 94118, United States
Penguins + Pajamas + Dinosaurs
California Academy of Sciences
Select Dates Beginning February 28 – May 9
Pack your pajamas and your paleontologist hat, you’re invited to a special Penguins + Pajamas sleepover featuring exclusive access to roam among 13 animatronic dinosaurs – under the stars at the Dino Days exhibit!
PLUS, for one night only, on February 28 experience special programming featuring Academy Executive Director and paleontologist Dr. Scott Sampson (formerly known as Dr. Scott from PBS Kids’ Dinosaur Train).

​Enterprise + Ambient Agents Hackathon
2025-07-26 08:30 - 20:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
Enterprise + Ambient Agents Hackathon
​Join us to build cutting-edge AI agents that push the limits of LLMs and AI applications!
​Ambient Agents general definition here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egSh4TxS5go
​​​🎉 🏆 $50k+ in Prizes!
​🚀 The Challenge
​Creators Corner x HockeyStack proudly present our Summer Closure Celebration — marking what has been the most innovative year in AI to date.
​Sponsors Prizes and Tools to build!
​HockeyStack
​Senso
​Google Deepmind
​Lamaindex
​Arcade
​AI Dungeon
​Datadog
​Vapi
​Mastra
​Sola
​Inworld
​Decompute
​Temporal

Parents Night • film screening & conversations : on Raising Our Kids
2025-07-28 18:00 - 20:30 | Homebrew Club, 1481 Folsom St, San Francisco, 94103
OK, we’ve got you the perfect excuse to step out of your hustling parenting x working life.
To pause. To think. And to meet other like-minded parents.
Come meet us for a film screening followed by a get-together (and food and drinks, too!)
The topic? Raising Our Kids.
Time: 6:30 PM-8:30pm (Doors open at 6:00pm)
Where: Homebrew Club1481 Folsom St, San Francisco, CA 94103, United States
Why SEEN? As a friend put it, after she watched the film “it moved me, as a parent, you just have to watch it, trust me.” I did so. And yes, it was altogether: uncomfortable, moving, vulnerable, hopeful. This friend happened to know Sam Jockel quite well – the producer and founder of ParentTV. Here we are, bringing the show from Australia to San Francisco, and I couldn’t be more excited!
What is SEEN? Seen is a transformative documentary that reveals how we cannot truly see our children until we’ve done the work of seeing ourselves. The film explores how healing our emotional wounds can transform not only our own lives but also the lives of our children. Offering tools to break generational patterns and build deeper connections, Seen invites viewers to spark the healing journey and create healthier, more compassionate families. Definitely a thought-provoking film and a perfect discussion starter! Make sure to watch the trailer 👆
I am Mathilde, the mom of two children aged 4 and 6 y/o, and I am thrilled to host this empowering documentary for the thoughtful parents here in San Francisco! 👋
I am the founder of NewKid, a podcast and newsletter exploring at the intersection of parenting, education and AI. This screening sesh is the perfect excuse to step out of your crazy hustling parenting x working life, to pause. To think about the bigger picture. And to share experiences with other like-minded parents.
I can’t wait to meet you all and get the discussion started!
This special event includes:
✨ 6:30PM to 7:45PM a screening of SEEN: The Film
✨ 7:45PM to 8:30PM thoughtful, casual conversations around soft drinks and finger foods (included in the price)
Tickets: Grab your ticket now – spaces are limited!

Agents of Discovery: Mission in Santa Clara County
2025-08-01
Ready for a Screen Time Win? Bay Area Families Invited to Explore Nature—Through Augmented Reality!
Free AR Game Gets Kids Off the Couch and Into Local Parks, Transit Stations, and Museums
Tired of seeing your kids glued to screens all summer? The Bay Area Explorer Campaign is here to help—and yes, it still uses a screen. But this time, it’s getting your family outside, moving, and learning together.
From August 1 to September 7, 2025, dozens of local parks and public spaces across the Bay Area are turning into interactive learning zones—like Pokémon Go, but with an educational twist! The free Agents of Discovery® app offers fun “Missions” that encourage kids to explore topics like wildlife, science, history, and transportation—right in their own backyard.
Participating spots include:
U.S. Fish and Wildlife – Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Santa Clara County Parks
Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART)
City of San Jose,
City of Morgan Hill
City of San Carlos
Sacramento County Regional Parks
California State Parks – Seacliff State Beach
Oakland International Airport
National Park Service at San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park.
“This is a great way to engage families in nature if they enjoy using technology. Much healthier than playing video games at home!” said one Agents of Discovery user.
And here’s the bonus: every Mission your child completes enters them in a prize draw—the more they play, the better their chances!
How to Play:
Download the Agents of Discovery app (free!)
Search for Missions near you and download them before you go
Head out and start exploring—no internet or data required!
Whether you’re hopping on BART, headed to the beach, or visiting your local park, there’s a Mission waiting. It’s a win for physical activity, a win for learning, and a win for family bonding.
Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation Staff say, “We are excited to be able to allow our visitors a new and different way to engage with and explore our parks using Agents of Discovery. Park visitors have really had fun with the AR components of the app.”
Learn more and find a Mission near you: www.agentsofdiscovery.com

Fighting Global Poverty: The Borgen Project
2025-08-08 19:00 - 20:00 | I will be on Spreckels Lake at Golden Gate Park, on JKF Promenade just north of the Polo Field next to a big eucalyptus tree. It is about a 4 minute walk from 36th and Fulton Street. This is the opening night of the Outer Lands Music Festival., Spreckels Lake, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, C, 94117, United States
I represent The Borgen Project, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting global poverty. We work to raise awareness and encourage people to email and call their members of Congress in support of the International Affairs Budget and poverty-reducing legislation. This event aims to inform the community about the realities of extreme poverty — where millions of people live on less than $1.25 a day — and how we can help. As part of the event, I will be offering hand crafted paper flowers to donors. “If you’re going to San Francisco, be sure to wear some flowers in your hair.” Join us to learn more, take action, and support efforts to make global change.

Heart
2025-08-10 19:00 - 23:00 | Chase Center, 1 Warriors Way, San Francisco, 94158, India
Heart
With Support From Todd Rundgren
Heart is coming to Chase Center on Sunday, Aug. 10, 2025!

Hello!Lucky Music and Story Hour
2025-08-13 11:00 - 12:00 | Tantrum in San Francisco, 248 Clement Street (at 4th Ave), San Francisco, C, 94118, United States
Join us for live music, movement and story time every Wednesday (June 25 – August 13) at Tantrum! Ages 0 – 4 but all ages are welcome. 10% off everything in-store all day at Tantrum.

Magik In the Green Room
2025-08-20 16:00 - 17:00 | Green Room, 401 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco
Magik*Magik Orchestra is proud to present a family-friendly 1-hour event featuring collaborations with guest artists SPELLLING, THAO & MERIC LONG (DODOS).
Bring the whole fam and enjoy live orchestral music in a fun, safe, educational environment entrancing to both kids and parents. The show will feature a short participatory conducting lesson, including a Magik*Magik conducting baton to take home as a souvenir. We will have kid-friendly seating, coloring activities, friendly faces to answer all questions, and complimentary juice boxes. Please be aware that the event will resemble a live open rehearsal, with song performances and behind the scenes workshopping, and less a traditional performance.
Please feel free to bring your own snacks. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Cry balcony will be easily accessible if needed.
