Nob Hill Gazette

The Nob Hill Gazette is a monthly magazine that has been around since 1978. It was started by Gardner Mein, a businessman and socialite from San Francisco, who managed it until 1986. This magazine focuses on the people and culture of San Francisco, highlighting topics like philanthropy and local achievements. It is delivered to some of the city's most upscale neighborhoods, such as Pacific Heights, Nob Hill, Seacliff, Russian Hill, and the Marina, among others.

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Lifehouse’s Great Chefs & Wineries Event Turns 35

1 week ago | nobhillgazette.com | Natalia Gurevich

Dozens of chefs and wineries from around the Bay Area came together at Fort Mason on April 5 to support Lifehouse, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping those with developmental and intellectual disabilities. This year marked the 35th annual Great Chefs & Wineries fundraiser for Lifehouse, which runs group homes, medical care facilities and other services.
Artwork and Design Dance in Unison in This Bernal Heights Home

1 week ago | nobhillgazette.com | Jennifer Pardini

When applying that proverbial chicken-versus-egg question to the integration of interior design and an art collection, Jeni Gamble, founder and creative director of Gamble + Design, would agree there isn’t always an easy answer — at least once she has selected the furniture.
Festive Feasting and Bobbing Boats

4 weeks ago | nobhillgazette.com | Katie Sweeney

Opening Day on the Bay: Now in its 107th year, Opening Day on the Bay returns on April 27. Organized by the Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association, the annual event includes a 10 a.m. blessing of the fleet — performed by a God Squad made up of a minister, priest and rabbi — and a boat parade starting at noon that consists of hundreds of vessels, led by the San Francisco fireboat, St. Francis. Any vessel — including kayaks — can participate if registered beforehand and with a marine radio on board.
Is AI Worth It? A Growing Number of Artificial-Intelligence Skeptics Is Raising Doubts About a Utopian Future

4 weeks ago | nobhillgazette.com | Troy Wolverton

If you listen to the heads of artificial-intelligence companies, the venture capitalists investing in them, the researchers and software engineers developing new models and apps, or the numerous technology optimists, AI is about to lead us into a glorious future. The technology underpins Alphabet’s Nobel Prize–winning AlphaFold system, which can predict protein structures, potentially helping identify the cause of diseases or possible treatments for them.
San Francisco Turns Out for the 30th Annual Reproductive Freedom for All Luncheon

4 weeks ago | nobhillgazette.com | Natalia Gurevich

Reproductive health care leaders, advocates and allies dodged the rain to gather at the Fairmont Hotel on March 14 to share in the triumphs of the last election while rallying over the clear and present challenges when it comes to access to reproductive health care for millions of women in the United States.
Of Note: Polo Ralph Lauren Opens In Jackson Square

4 weeks ago | nobhillgazette.com | Katie Sweeney

Opening Day on the Bay: Now in its 107th year, Opening Day on the Bay returns on April 27. Organized by the Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association, the annual event includes a 10 a.m. blessing of the fleet — performed by a God Squad made up of a minister, priest and rabbi — and a boat parade starting at noon that consists of hundreds of vessels, led by the San Francisco fireboat, St. Francis. Any vessel — including kayaks — can participate if registered beforehand and with a marine radio on board.
The Giants, Wellness and Design Dreams

1 month ago | nobhillgazette.com | Katie Sweeney

This year’s opener for the San Francisco Giants also marks the 25th anniversary of Oracle Park. On April 4, the team will commemorate the greatness that has occurred over the past two-and-a-half decades, from the Giants playing more than 2,000 baseball games (with more than 70 million fans cheering them on) to Oracle Park hosting the Rugby World Cup Sevens, LaLiga soccer and some of music’s biggest acts like Beyoncé, Ed Sheeran and The Rolling Stones.
Savor the Season with Greens’ Spring Minestrone

1 month ago | nobhillgazette.com | Trevor Felch

As the farmers markets get greener with the April arrival of asparagus, peas and their peers, it’s an appropriate time for Bay Area diners to visit Fort Mason Center’s iconic Greens restaurant. The Marina’s meat-free, produce-forward mainstay became a San Francisco culinary standout long before every restaurant in the City decided to treat a vegetarian dish with the same respect as a fish or meat main course.
Waymo's Annabel Chang is Optimistic About Technology, Family Time and Lobster Rolls

1 month ago | nobhillgazette.com | Jennifer Pardini

When Annabel R. Chang joined Waymo in 2020, she, like most of us, had yet to ride in an autonomous vehicle. She had, however, taken a Lyft — the company where she worked to open ride-hailing markets across the country as director of public policy — in as far a corner as Fairbanks, Alaska.
Inside the New Ruth Asawa Retrospective at SFMOMA

1 month ago | nobhillgazette.com | Emily Wilson

You may have seen Ruth Asawa’s delicate wire sculptures, the work most recognizable as hers, in the lobby of the de Young Museum’s tower. Or maybe you’ve visited the Cantor Arts Center’s collection of 233 ceramic masks, which the artist made in her Noe Valley home, of family and friends such as Buckminster Fuller and Anna Deavere Smith.