Join us for an evening under the stars at the Glen Park Night Market — a vibrant community celebration of art, music, and small businesses.
Browse booths from local artists and makers, enjoy live music and DJ sets, grab bites from neighborhood favorites, visit with your neighbors and make new friends, all in the heart of Glen Park.
Just a block away from Glen Park BART. Easily accessible via public transportation.
Glen Park Night Market 2025 Third Saturdays, June-September 2025 Kern St (Diamond to Brompton) + Parking Lot, SF FREE | RSVP
2025 Schedule
Saturday, June 21, 2025
Saturday, July 19, 2025
Saturday, August 16, 2025
Saturday, September 20, 2025
Perfect for: Fans of street fairs, art walks, indie markets, and San Francisco’s unique neighborhood charm.
Highlights:
Local artists + artisan market
Live music & DJs
Pop-up vendors
Family-friendly vibes – with kids area
Community & merchant activations
Presented by Glen Park Association, Glen Park Merchants Association, and Art Walk SF. The Glen Park Night Market is funded by the Civic Joy Fund.
Golden Gate Park has a new peaceful spot to reflect and find comfort with the recent opening of the Bay Area Young Survivors Breast Cancer Memorial Garden. This marks the first permanent memorial in the U.S. dedicated specifically to those affected by breast cancer, and the first new memorial in Golden Gate Park in more than 30 years.
The garden is located at the junction of Arguello Boulevard and Conservatory Drive, overlooking the Conservatory of Flowers and the Golden Gate Bridge. It features a serene seating area surrounded by native oak woodlands and thoughtfully designed stone walkways etched with words from breast cancer survivors. A graceful metal arc displays the names of over 100 young people who lost their lives to metastatic breast cancer, offering a powerful tribute to their legacy.
The project is the result of an 11-year collaboration between Bay Area Young Survivors (BAYS)—a nonprofit supporting individuals diagnosed with breast cancer at age 45 or younger—and the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department. Construction began in late 2024, and the garden was officially unveiled in June 2025, fully funded through donations raised by BAYS.
Inspired by the success of the AIDS Memorial Grove, the garden offers a quiet place for survivors, caregivers, and visitors to pause, reflect, and find community. It’s more than a memorial—it’s a sanctuary in the heart of the city, welcoming anyone touched by cancer or in need of a moment’s peace.
Next time you’re wandering Golden Gate Park, take a detour to this meaningful new space. Whether you’re remembering loved ones or simply soaking in nature, the Bay Area Young Survivors Breast Cancer Memorial Garden is a powerful addition to the park’s treasured landscape.
The 2025 San Francisco Bluegrass & Old-Time Festival will be held on Saturday, June 21, 2025 from 11:30am to 6pm and it’s gonna be a real good time. The festival, held again this year at Salesforce Park located at 425 Mission Street SF, is sponsored by TJPA’s Salesforce Park & Bluegrass Pride – This festival is open to the public and free to attend, so come and enjoy the thriving bluegrass, folk & old-time community of the Bay Area – Participation Encouraged!
Both the Lawn & Plaza stages will have music all day long (check out the artists below). We will have food, beer, wine, face painting, kids zone with crafts, new merchandise from bluegrass pride & the artists and of course plenty of room for jamming so please bring your instrument and pick with us this again this year.
ARTISTS INCLUDE: Broken Compass Bluegrass Top Tension Sweet Sally The Knuckle Knockers The Deep Thicket Dwellers John Barleycorn Bluegrass Holiday Sadie & The Strangers Smoky Wine Dream The Rocky Wheels Significant Otter
Chimney Flatts
If you have been to Salesforce Park then you know how incredible of a space it is; if you haven’t been yet then this is a great reason to come explore this open space right in the heart of downtown San Francisco. Easy 2 block walk from BART and all major Bay Area transportation systems have service to the Park. Learn more about Salesforce Park at https://www.tjpa.org/salesforce-transit…/salesforce-park
Bluegrass Pride (www.bluegrasspride.net) has been at the heart of this event since we have emerged from the pandemic and will be on hand at the event with information, merchandise and community. The spirit of the Bluegrass Pride Float of years past lives on. We are going to be discussing plans for getting back into the Pride Parade for 2026 so come and take part.
For more information please visit the following link
Considered one of the country’s original outdoor festivals, the North Beach Festival celebrates its 71st year in historic North Beach.
2025 North Beach Festival Saturday & Sunday, June 14-15, 2025 | 11 am to 7 pm Grant Avenue and Columbus Avenue, San Francisco FREE
200+ Vendors on 11 blocks: Peruse the wide array of local art, crafts, jewelry, apparel, home decor and wares, vintage fashion and other one-of-a-kind finds on our expanded festival footprint, having added 2 blocks of Stockton to Filbert to the festivities last year.
Delicious Food: Indulge in mouth-watering cuisine from world-renowned North Beach restaurants, local gourmet food vendors, and food trucks from the Bay Area. Whether you’re a discerning foodie or looking for a quick bite, there’s something for everyone.
Beer Gardens: Quench your thirst at one of four lively beer gardens serving a wide array of brews, wine and cocktails.
Live Entertainment: Enjoy live music from talented Bay Area musicians on three stages. Be mesmerized by Club Fugazi acrobats at 11am each day and prepare to be moved by the Beach Babble Poetry Reading at 1pm each day at the Makers Stage. Groove to the tunes with KXSF DJs as they broadcast live from the Green Street Party Lot, adding to the vibrant atmosphere.
Interactive Art Activities: Experience a real-life Makers Block featuring interactive art activities led by local artists and makers, including live painting, silk-screening and jewelry-making and more. You will even have the opportunity to make your own commemorative medallion out of recycled aluminum.
Kid-Friendly Zones: Bring the whole family for a day filled with activities and games. Kids can enjoy Lego-building, bubble-making, a chalk zone, and much more!
Blessing of the Animals: Participate in this cherished tradition welcoming pets and their owners for a special ceremony at 1pm each day.
Explore North Beach: Discover San Francisco’s “Little Italy,” a vibrant and historic neighborhood known for its rich Italian heritage, scenic views, lively nightlife, cultural festivals, and iconic landmarks like Coit Tower and City Lights Bookstore.
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, June 14th & Sunday, June 15th (Father’s Day Weekend)
Time: 11 AM to 7 PM
Location: North Beach, San Francisco (centered around Columbus and Green Streets)
Proceeds from the festival are granted to local community organizations helping those most in need. Supported programs include free meals, after-school activities, job training, temporary housing, etc.
For more information, please email info@sfnbba.org.
Leashed dogs are welcomed!
The North Beach Festival is a smoke-free event pursuant to SF Health Code Article 19L.
For more information please visit the following link
Join us in SAN FRANCISCO on June 7th for the Bay Area’s BIGGEST LUMPIA Festival! Enjoy DELICIOUS food, exclusive merch, cute photo ops with your favorite iconic cute characters, LOTS of lumpia, and so much more! Food and fun all at The Bay’s Cutest Marketplace for both you and all your friends and family to enjoy!
Also, we can’t forget Harajuku is where Japanese art, anime, and ICONIC CUTE CHARACTERS come to life! Fans of Studio Ghibli, Labubu, Pokémon, Naruto, Sailor Moon, and all your favorite Japanese nostalgic characters. This is your dream event!
The first 300 attendees get a FREE Lumpia Fest tote, and the first 150 also get a Lumpia Fest T-shirt + goodie bag! (Just show your Eventbrite ticket!)
Don’t miss out on the Bay Area’s Cutest Marketplace and the best food the Bay has to offer!
Date: Saturday, June 7th, 10 AM – 5 PM Location: Stonestown Galleria CA Mark your calendars and bring your friends and family!
For more information, please visit the following link
The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) welcomes families and inter-generational audiences to the museum for its Free Family Day on June 8, 2025.
While the museum is always free for visitors 18 and younger, on Free Family Day, it is also free for up to four adults accompanying each visitor 18 and younger.
SFMOMA’s Free Family Day Sunday, June 8, 2025 | 10 am to 5 pm SFMOMA, 151 Third St., SF FREE for up to four adults accompanying each visitor under 18.
Up to four adults may each claim a free ticket when accompanied by a visitor 18 and younger on Free Family Day. Reserve your free tickets when they become available.
Admission to special exhibitions that require a surcharge is not included (but may be purchased for an additional fee)
If you arrive unaccompanied by someone 18 or under, you’ll need to purchase tickets.
Before your visit, learn more about the new Art of Noise exhibition. Event schedule and ticket reservations become available two weeks before each Free Family Day.
Cost: FREE*
*Free for up to four adults accompanying each visitor 18 and younger.
Kick off the summer with one of the largest street festivals in San Francisco, located in the bustling Cow Hollow neighborhood.
The two-day long Union Street Festival brings neighbors, locals and visitors alike to celebrate in the streets of San Francisco’s Marina District. Come celebrate local business, culture and community with live music, food and goods vendors, family-friendly activity zones, artists, makers and fun for all ages.
The Japanese Tea Garden provides visitors from around the world with an opportunity to experience the natural beauty, tranquility, and harmony of a Japanese-style garden in the heart of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park.
Originally created as a “Japanese Village” exhibit for the 1894 California Midwinter International Exposition, the Japanese Tea Garden endures as one of the most popular attractions in San Francisco, featuring classic elements such as an arched drum bridge, pagodas, stone lanterns, stepping stone paths, native Japanese plants, serene koi ponds, and a zen garden. Cherry blossom trees bloom throughout the garden in March and April.
Admission to the Japanese Tea Garden is free for San Francisco residents with valid ID. Free hours for everyone (even non-residents) are 9-10 am every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Japanese Tea Garden 75 Hagiwara Tea Garden, Golden Gate Park, SF FREE for San Francisco Residents w/ ID FREE for Everyone from 9-10 am on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Non Resident Fees Adults: $12-16 (depends on season)
The free, two–day Festival covers 17 blocks in the Mission District, with five main stages, 50 local performing artists, and 400 vendors. The festival includes international food, dancing, sampling sites and entertainment for families, couples and friends of all ethnic, social and economic backgrounds. In the 47–year history of our Festival, we have welcomed luminaries like Celia Cruz, Santana, the Neville Brothers, Tito Puentes, Luis Enrique, Poncho Sanchez, Los Lonely Boys, Oscar D’León, La India, and Los Tigres del Norte. The two-day celebration is a cultural explosion with free admission for the community. With an attendance rate of over 400,000 people yearly, Carnaval San Francisco is the largest multicultural celebration in California.
The Grand Parade boasts a 60-contingent lineup, with over 3,000 artists representing the cultural heritages of Brazil, Mexico, Panama, Bolivia, Cuba, Peru, Puerto Rico, Nicaragua, Colombia, Trinidad & Tobago, Guatemala, El Salvador, and more to participate, televised by CBS. The Grand Parade covers 20 blocks in San Francisco’s historic Latino Cultural District in the Mission.
