Juneteenth Freedom Celebration Block Party in the Fillmore
Eight-block celebration with live music, carnival rides, fashion show, and food vendors across the historic Fillmore District.
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Weekend of Jun 13
Eight-block celebration with live music, carnival rides, fashion show, and food vendors across the historic Fillmore District.
Free lottery-based music festival kicks off Sunday with indie-pop band Peter Cat Recording Co.
Two-day artisan market with 275+ designers, craft people, food trucks, and a full bar in the waterfront pavilion. Wander between handmade jewelry, art, ceramics, and fashion while grabbing coffee or a snack by the bay.
Chinatown cultural gathering with family-friendly activities, local vendors, live performances, and interactive learning about dragon boat racing tradition. Gallery walls, incense, and street energy make this a sensory weekend experience.
18th annual two-day music festival with regional brass and concert bands performing back-to-back from 11 AM to 5 PM at the Spreckels Temple of Music.
Free admission for up to four adults per child under 18.
Car-free street festival with live music, food vendors, craft booths, and community activities along the Tenderloin corridor.
Museum of the African Diaspora opens free Saturday 11 AM - 5 PM celebrating Black cultures and history.
Hike the scenic cliff-top trail past windswept cypress, eroded sandstone ruins of the 1890s Sutro Baths, and vistas of the Marin Headlands.
Easy waterfront path linking restored tidal marsh, sandy beach, and Fort Mason.
Explore rocky tide pools south of the Ocean Beach parking lot at low tide 11:47 AM Saturday.
Rent a bike and loop the Presidio's 5-mile scenic circuit past restored beaches, windswept cypress, historic batteries, and Golden Gate Bridge views.
Saturday and Sunday both have farmers market stalls outside, plus year-round artisan food vendors and restaurants inside the historic waterfront hall. Grab fresh produce, a pastry, or sit by the bay with coffee.
20 acres of plant collections from around the world: redwoods, South African sage, Mediterranean herbs, Australian wildflowers.
Spread a blanket on the Mission District's favorite park.
Block-long alley jam-packed with ever-changing street art murals by Mission District artists.
Self-guided wander through sculptures and public art along the Rincon Hill waterfront.
Choose a flat or gently rolling trail suited to your family's ability. Bring water, snacks, and repair tools. Stop often to let younger riders rest and to point out interesting views or wildlife.
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Wander under arched moon bridges, through a steep zigzag bridge, past bamboo groves and bonsai collections. Sit at the teahouse for green tea and rice crackers overlooking a koi pond. The oldest Japanese garden in the US.
Eight floors of contemporary and modern art in the SoMa museum. Rooftop sculpture terrace overlooking the city. Span from photography to video to large-scale installations. Cafe and gift shop on multiple levels.
Interactive science museum with over 600 exhibits on light, perception, sound, and human behavior. You push buttons, look through microscopes, and manipulate water flows. Both indoor and outdoor areas.
Golden Gate Park's upstairs art museum with American painting, sculpture, and a world-class textile collection.
Beaux-Arts museum overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge with Old Masters, European sculpture, and contemporary photography.
1920s Spanish baroque movie theater with ornate plaster, a massive chandelier, and an organ that rises before each show.
Expansive museum dedicated to Asian art across cultures: jade, ceramics, paintings, sculpture from China, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, and the Himalayas.
Coin-op arcade of antique mechanical curiosities: player pianos, fortune tellers, laughing Sal, creepy automated dioramas.
Victorian glass greenhouse with orchids, exotic ferns, carnivorous plants, and humid tropical rooms. The air inside smells like soil and earth. Great in clear weather because you can step outside between rooms.
Modern food hall with Korean restaurants, seafood vendors, and Presidio views.
Hidden art installation where tidal waves enter underwater chambers and create haunting organ tones. Walk out on a thin breakwater pier to reach this public-art secret. High tide creates the best sound.
Gourmet food trucks and pop-up restaurants park along the Marina Green for evening service.
Stop by the gallery in the Mission, grab a printed map, and walk the block-by-block murals in the Precita Valley neighborhood.
Self-guided walk through narrow alleys, historic buildings, and tucked-away restaurants of Chinatown.
Self-guided walking or biking trail linking public art installations, murals, and sculptures across multiple neighborhoods. Map on phone, start at a landmark, and follow the spiral logo painted on the pavement.
Outdoor food park with rotating truck lineup, picnic tables, and beer on tap. Try rotating international cuisine vendors each weekend. Casual, cheap, and packed with neighbors.
We'll email you the full list every Thursday.