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The best things to do in San Francisco this weekend

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Check out the best things to do in San Francisco this weekend and have the best time ever! Now: Grab that weekend by the horns! Been there, done that? Think again, my friend. It's San Francisco's inaugural Music Week with panels, pop-ups, workshops, studio and venue tours and live performances. Our favorite to look forward to: the March 2 tour of The Fillmore and discussion of the legacy of Bill Graham.

Most events are free but may require a weekend in advance; see details here. The San Francisco Orchid Society hosts this weekend-long celebration of all things orchid with demonstrations, plant sales, displays with a "Orchids in the Clouds" theme, a silent auction and a kids' area.

The show runs 10am-5pm Friday and Saturday and 10am-4pm on Sunday. Each week there are new wines, and the pop-up bar is hosted by a professor or sommelier eager to chat. Tickets are free but require pre-registration here. Across the bay, this massive sale is on and continues until March 2.

Oakland Museum of California volunteers sort through donations all year to create this masterpiece of thriftitude. Reduce our carbon footprint, give objects a loving home and support the museum: three gorgeous reasons to go. Once the event is sold out each day, walk-ins may be allowed entry as space permits.

See website for hours and details. The streets are closed to traffic and open to dancers! No need to bring a partner. Les Lalanne is the collective name used by these artists. These sculptures francisco the first public installation of Pyramid Arts, which will rotate twice a year. Attend the CinemaLit film series for a 6pm showing of a different vintage san each Friday.

The film series is curated by author Matthew Kennedy who has written several books on film.