The Bay Area is absolutely packed with things to do this weekend, and we’re here to make sure you don’t miss out. Whether you’re into films that’ll make you question everything, live performances that’ll blow your mind, or honestly just really good food, we’ve got you covered.

If you haven’t heard about “The Drama” yet, people are losing it over this psychological thriller starring Robert Pattinson and Oakland’s own Zendaya. The film explores a genuinely unsettling question: how well do you actually know the person you’re with? It’s the kind of movie that’ll have you and your friends dissecting it for weeks, so grab your crew and head to the theater.

For those of you who are more into live performances, there’s honestly something for everyone. San Francisco Opera is bringing back “Bohème Out of the Box”, their annual outdoor production that’s running throughout the Bay Area through April. If opera isn’t your thing, no worries, there are Cambodian festivals, incredible shows, and concerts happening all over the region. Plus, if you’re into visual arts, there are some seriously breathtaking basket exhibitions worth checking out.

Now let’s talk about food, because let’s be real, that’s what gets most of us out of bed on a weekend. Causwells, the San Francisco American bistro that’s been killing it with their smash burgers and creative cocktails, is opening up a brand new spot in Menlo Park this week. If you’re looking for something lighter as the weather warms up, try making a chilled springtime noodle dish at home, it’s refreshing, satisfying, and honestly perfect for the season.

Steak lovers, this one’s for you: Black Angus, the super popular steakhouse group, is celebrating its 62nd anniversary with some seriously amazing deals. If you’ve been meaning to treat yourself to a quality steak dinner, now’s the time.

Dance enthusiasts should mark their calendars because the legendary Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater is returning to UC Berkeley next week for their annual mini-residency from April 7-12. They’re bringing a new artistic director to the table along with some classic pieces from their program.

If you’re into jazz, Mary Halvorson, widely recognized as one of the best guitarists in the genre, is bringing shows to the Bay Area this week. You’ve got two chances to catch her perform, so definitely take advantage.

Before you head out, make sure to check individual venue and event websites for any last-minute updates on health guidelines or scheduling changes. The Bay Area’s got so much going on right now, so get out there and experience it.