You’re invited to National S’mores Day at SPARK!
Wednesday, August 10, 2016 | 4pm to 9pm
FREE Admission

Everyone’s favorite campfire treat is celebrated every year on August 10th. The perfect S’more starts with a fluffy marshmallow roasted to golden perfection, adds a layer of smooth, melty chocolate, and sandwiches it all between sweet, crunchy graham crackers. Sticky, gooey, and undeniably delicious!

Join us in celebrating National S’mores Day at SPARK. With 4 deluxe fire pits and extra toasting stations scattered throughout the park, you don’t need to leave the city to enjoy this tasty, wilderness treat.

Event Details

• $5 Custome S’more Kits – enough to make three loaded S’mores!
• Pair your S’more with a Graham Cracker Rimmed “High Water Brewing” Campfire Stout
• S’mores ice cream sundaes brought to you by Frozen Kuhsterd
• Four deluxe fire pits and additional toasting stations scattered through the park
• Awesome games including giant Jenga, giant Checkers, and more.

See you there!

Guns N’ Roses – Not In This Lifetime Tour　

Guns N’ Roses will be performing in a concert at AT&T Park on Tuesday, August 9th, 2016, from 7:00 PM-11:00 PM.

If you experience any sound disturbances on August 9th during the concert between 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM, we will have a sound complaint hotline set up at AT&T Park to field calls. Please note that the sound complaint hotline number is 415-972-1771.

Sound Schedule:

Monday, August 8th

• The sound system will be used intermittently between 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM to set audio levels and conduct sound checks.

Tuesday, August 9th

• 11:00 AM – 5:30 PM –　Sound System Testing (Intermittent testing)
• 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM –　Concert Time

Hard water can leave your showerhead clogged and unsightly looking. Removing the mineral deposits caused by hard water may not be a pleasant chore, but it is possible.

For fast cleaning action, fill a gallon size plastic bag half way up with vinegar and secure it to your showerhead using a rubber brand or string. Leave the plastic bag in place for around two hours for maximum sparkle. The acid in the vinegar will work as a solvent to remove and work away at the mineral deposits until they are gone. You can also remove the showerhead and allow it to soak in vinegar in a bucket or sink until the mineral deposits are removed. With either method, you can use an old toothbrush to scrub away any residue and then simply wipe off with a damp cloth. To clean the spray holes of your showerhead, a toothpick works wonders once the vinegar has begun to dissolve the mineral deposits away.

For really tough mineral deposits, you can also place your showerhead in a pot of water that is reconstituted with one half part vinegar. Bring the vinegar and water solution to a boil with the showerhead inside and boil for fifteen minutes. Remove the showerhead to see if the mineral deposits have become detached; if not, boil for an additional five minutes at a time until the results you are looking for are achieved. Again, you can use an old toothbrush and a toothpick to finish up the cleaning job and then wipe the shower head down with a damp cloth.