7 Ways to Spend a Rainy Day in San Francisco Amid the Pandemic
Brew some tea, open up your laptop, and don’t bother with ‘real’ pants
As denizens of the City by the Bay, we’re all too accustomed to dim skies and seemingly endless (albeit light) rainfall. But before the pandemic, you could at least subscribe to a conventional trove of rainy day activities to ease that internal gloom: Eat a warm, indoor meal at your favorite local eatery, grab some coffee to sip inside a nearby café, take a craft-making course, you name it.
Alas, that was a time before LED and spray-painted face masks were a thing and social distancing was something you’d associate with unplugging from Instagram and Twitter. However, that’s not to say you can’t make the best of these dreary conditions — oftentimes without even having to put on real clothes.
Here are seven ways to spend your day off from the outdoors amid a global pandemic.
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1. Go on a socially distant museum trip (or virtual tour)
With many of our local museums and galleries now open to the public (albeit at reduced capacities), you can now visit them — masks on…
