San Francisco Brainiacs

Welcome Brainiacs!

We meet for museum and nature exploration, historical tours, literary and art events, games, and more. This is a fun and casual group - everyone is welcome to join.

If you're single try: Brainiac Dating

Hope to meet you at an event soon,

Lawrence

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Meetup
Discounted "Dark & Delicious" Tastefest in Alameda
- Fri Feb 17
  6:00 PM
- RSVP 2 days
  left
- 10 attending
- 9 comments
Rockwall Wine Co Inc

2301 Monarch Street, Alameda, CA (map)
Though I have no involvement with this group, we've enjoyed attending in the past. Now it's being offered on Bloomspot @. $70 for two, marked down from $126. Celebrate... Learn more

Hosted by: tom merle
Meetup
Explore the Computer History Museum
- Sat Feb 18
  2:30 PM
- RSVP 3 days
  left
- 9 attending
- 0 comments
Computer History Museum

1401 N Shoreline Blvd, Mountain View, CA (map)
The Computer History Museum is the world's leading institution exploring the history of computing and its ongoing impact on society. It is home to the largest... Learn more

Hosted by: Lawrence (Organizer)
Meetup
Celebrate Mozart's 256th Birthday
- Sat Feb 18
  6:00 PM
- RSVP 3 days
  left
- 16 attending
- 1 comment
Rangoon

565 Bryant St, Palo Alto, CA (map)
Meet first for dinner at 6pm and then go to this free event at Stanford. Rangoon Restaurant‎ 565 Bryant Street Palo Alto, CA 94301-1704 [masked] LECTURE AND MUSIC... Learn more

Hosted by: Lawrence (Organizer)
Meetup
Let's visit the Legion of Honor
- Sun Feb 19
  2:30 PM
- RSVP 4 days
  left
- 56 attending
- 0 comments
Legion of Honor

34th Avenue & Clement Street, San Francisco, CA (map)
The Legion of Honor, San Francisco's most beautiful museum, displays an impressive collection of 4,000 years of ancient and European art in an unforgettable setting... Learn more

Hosted by: Lawrence (Organizer)
Meetup
Let's explore the Asian Art Museum
- Sun Feb 26
  2:30 PM
- → RSVP
- 24 attending
- 0 comments
Asian Art Museum

200 Larkin St, San Francisco, CA (map)
The Asian Art Museum–Chong-Moon Lee Center for Asian Art and Culture is one of San Francisco's premier arts institutions and home to a world-renowned collection of... Learn more

Hosted by: Lawrence (Organizer)

Recent Meetups

February 6 at 6:45 PM, 28 brainiacs attended
Meet the authors of Attached.
They rated it 4.505 (5 ratings)

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Great, informative lecture. Nice to meet so many new meetup folks.

—Lyn

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This meet-up was well worth the trip from Lafayette. The book is a very helpful tool. ...

—E. Sayre
February 5 at 3:00 PM, 30 brainiacs attended
Explore the Stanford Art Museum
They rated it 5.009 (9 ratings) and uploaded 11 photos

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Excellent museum and nice people with interesting backgrounds--is there a better way to spend a Sunday afternoon?

—Brian Holihan

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nice to see the new things, like the Richard Serra, and to meet new people. The cafe is awfully noisy, however. ...

—Jody
January 31 at 7:45 PM, 12 brainiacs attended
Attend Lecture at the Cal Academy of Sciences on The Power of Gaming
They rated it 4.502 (2 ratings)

The Power of Gaming Jane McGonigal, PhD. Director of Games Research, Institute for the Future Tuesday, January 31st 8:00pm Dr. McGonigal states that her number... Learn more
January 22 at 3:00 PM, 26 brainiacs attended
Sunday Salon II: What Are Leaders Made of
They rated it 4.502 (2 ratings)

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Interesting and thoughtful group, subject, and presentation - thanks for setting it up!

—Andy Black

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Interesting lecture and interesting discussion with our small group at Jupiter following the lecture.

—Cathy
January 21 at 12:00 PM, 250 brainiacs attended
Cabernetfest on Treasure Island + optional hike of the area~SOLD OUT
They rated it 3.502 (2 ratings) and uploaded 12 photos

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Although we had to cancel the hike, which all the yes RSVPs were informed about earlier in the week, the main event went well. ...

—tom merle

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Never actually found group.

—craig brammer