This annual spring exhibit returns for its 33rd year, featuring a variety of elegant and elaborate floral arrangements inspired by the museum’s paintings, sculptures and architecture. More than 120 Bay Area floral designers are featured in the exhibit, and a variety of events throughout the week include renowned guest speakers, a raffle of luxury goods and services, an opening gala inspired by French culture and daily luncheons. 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr., 415.750.3600, deyoung.famsf.org

Each San Francisco neighborhood (defined by zipcode) can visit the California Academy of Sciences for free over a three-day weekend (Friday, Saturday, or Sunday) in the spring and fall of each year.

So that means as long as you have a driver’s license or other proof of residency, you can save yourself $34.95 and visit the museum for free. Read the full rules.

The Rules: Each visiting adult must show a valid photo ID with proof of residency (you may not bring out of town guests for free; they still have to pay). Visiting adults are limited to six children for free entry.

The following items or combinations are acceptable:

• A driver’s license or state ID card
• Photo ID plus postmarked envelope, postcard, or magazine label with name and date
• Photo ID plus utility bill (gas/electric/cable) or bank statement
• Letter from a government agency with name and home address (not a P.O. box)
• Only residents from the zip codes invited on the designated dates will be admitted free of charge

Neighborhood Free Days

Neighborhoods: Bayview-Hunters Point, Downtown, Hayes Valley, Ingleside-Excelsior, Mission Bay, Potrero Hill, SoMa, Tenderloin, Treasure Island, Visitacion Valley
Zip codes: 94102, 94103, 94104, 94105, 94107, 94111, 94112, 94124, 94130, 94134, 94158
Spring 2017 Free Days: Mar. 17, 18, 19

Lendlease, the General Contractor, will be continuing construction on site Saturday March 11th from 7AM-5PM through Sunday March 12th from 8AM-5PM. Neighbors may hear noise associated with the construction activities.

Mission Bay – Block 1 will include the new construction of a multi-family residential building in the Mission Bay neighborhood located between 3rd, Channel and 4th Streets. The project is two buildings comprising 350 units overall and three above-grade parking levels for 335 cars.