CARNAVAL SAN FRANCISCO 2023 will be happening this coming weekend Saturday, May 27th and Sunday, May 28th in the Mission District. The Grand Parade starts on 24th & Bryant Street travels west on to Mission Street then on Mission Street travels north to 15th Street.
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The NFL announced on Monday that Super Bowl LX will be hosted at Levi’s Stadium, the 49ers home in Santa Clara in 2026. And although things can change, if the past is any indicator, the date is likely to be Sunday, February 8, 2026 (the second Sunday in February).
Join us for Ferry Flicks at the Fort Point Beer Garden every Friday in May at sundown!
“Vertigo”
An ex-police officer who suffers from an intense fear of heights is hired to prevent an old friend’s wife from committing suicide, but all is not as it seems.
Film begins at sunset, 8:03pm.
Tickets include picnic table seating inside the Fort Point Beer Garden and snacks (as indicated per ticket). Enjoy $5 draft pours before the show at Happy Hour from 5pm – 8:00pm.
Seating is limited, so register early! Know before you go:
- The screen will be located on the FERRY BUILDING NORTH PLAZA, perfectly viewable from the Fort Point Beer Garden.
- It gets chilly on the SF waterfront, so be prepared! Bring jackets and blankets to stay cozy.
- Purchase additional snacks and candy at Fort Point’s kiosk or inside the building before the show. (Check individual shop hours here.)
- TRIVIA ALERT! Answer Ferry Building trivia questions to win fun prizes from the Ferry Building and Fort Point.
Questions? Get in touch with us by emailing events@ferrybuildingmarketplace.com or info@fortpointbeer.com
Oracle Park Event Advisory April 2023 The following is a list of upcoming major events at Oracle Park. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns. – Your neighbors at Oracle Park
The state-of-the-art pool would sit along the waterfront at piers 30-32, about halfway between the Ferry Building and Oracle Park.
The proposal also includes 57,000 square feet of retail and recreation space, making the area more than just a new pool. The design includes two levels of stores and restaurants. They are also planning to build an area for kayaks to launch.
In the works since 2020, Strada and Trammell Crow Company presented their revised plan to Port of San Francisco officials on Nov. 16. Developers said they originally put the plan in motion because of the lack of large publicly-accessible swimming pools in Bay Area.
Organizers say activities would include water polo, synchronized swimming, as well as swim lessons.
Project managers are expected to meet with the port again in January, and hope to further plans to bring the proposal a step closer to completion.
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