Zeum This elaborate complex, aimed both at entertaining kids and spurring elephants can t dance their creativity to the max, is part of the greater Yerba Buena Center. There s a wonderful old-fashioned carousel, a labyrinth, a studio where they can script, produce, and star in their own videos, art studios and galleries, plus lots more to keep them busy and productive all day long. Ages 5 to 18 (see p28).
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San Francisco Zoo 58, 116 San Gregorio Beach 77, 127 San Jose 127, 133 San Jose Sharks 73 San Rafael 127 San Remo 148 Sanford, Sally 54 Santa Cruz 79, 127 Saratoga 79, 127 Sattui, V. 33 Sausalito 123 Savio, Mario 55 scandals 37 scenic drives 60 61 Scoma s 97 Scott, John Paul 17 Sea Cliff 116 17 Seal Rock Inn 146 Seal Rocks 116, 117 Sears Fine Food 65, 91 security 139 Serge Sorokko Gallery 89 Serra, Father Junipero 7,
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