The San Francisco fireworks on Pier 39 have been canceled this year, along with its concert. “Due to the City & County of San Francisco’s Health Order prohibiting large gatherings, the Fourth of July ...

Stroll, sip, and shop your favorite stores while enjoying wine samples and special treats. $20–$25, 888-310-6563, sresproductions.com ...

Fisherman’s Wharf (Pier 41 & Argonaut Hotel, 475 Jefferson St.), Macy’s (Union Square), & Haight Ashbury (1480 Haight St.) Calling all ice cream lovers! A scoop of any flavor is your — if you don’t ...

Play your favorite classic arcade games, pinball, pool, and more while sipping on cocktails and listening to music. Be an adult and a teenager at the same time. Ages 21 & up. Free, 628-867-7362, ...

Featuring stand-up and musical comedy, this event supports The Richmond/Ermet AIDS Foundation. $35–$75, 415-273-1620, richmondermet.org ...

7 p.m. at Northern Station Community Room (1125 Fillmore St.) Bring any policing concerns you may have and sit down with Captain Mannix on the second Thursday of each month.

What does it take to create a story with music? Find out as the symphony tells a fantastic musical tale, and the audience chooses the twists and turns. $15-$64, 415-864-6000, ...

Enjoy a concert of classical guitar music by international guitar soloist Lyle Sheffler, acclaimed for his artistry, warm tone, and captivating programs. Free, 415-567-2020, smcsf.org ...

The West Coast (sometimes called the Best Coast) and its unique history and environment have created an ever-changing culture and landscape. Come explore the work of California artists, learn about ...

This acclaimed festival of independent ocean-related films from all over the world ranges in themes from adventure, science, marine life, sports and ocean coastal cultures and seeks to educate and ...

In conversation with KQED Forum host Michael Krasny, hear Beth Shapiro, a National Geographic explorer, MacArthur Fellow, and UC Santa Cruz professor of evolutionary biology, on her studies of ...

This magical, zany, and fun, 50-minute production of Lewis Carroll’s classic story combines contemporary dance and ballet set to live music. $21–$43, 628-400-1348, mfdpsf.org ...