San Francisco’s Salesforce Park is an amazing modern marvel in the Financial District. The verdant oasis rests 70 feet above the street on the roof of the Salesforce Transit Center, and it’s completely free and open for the public to visit at any time.
It also hosts a collection of free events every week, including gym workouts, yoga classes, boot camps, live music, bird walks, garden tours, drum circles, tours from SF City Guides, and much more. Read on for details.
Special events at Salesforce Park this February 2025
SF Beer Fest: To kick off SF Beer Week, Salesforce Park is hosting a beer fest on Saturday, February 22. The event includes 40 breweries, and all ages are welcome. Barebottle Brewer Co. is hosting the event, and a ticket gets you unlimited tastings during the event. The festivities start at 12 pm, and you can get your ticket online.
Weekly events at Salesforce Park
Mondays
- ZUMBA (6-7 pm) – A high-energy ZUMBA class by Fitness SF.
Wednesdays
- Family Storytime (10-10:30 am)
- Recess Cart & Reading Room: (10 am-4 pm)
- Lunch Box Music (12-1 pm)
- Garden Tours (10-11:30 am) fourth Wednesday of every month
- Yoga (12:30-1:30 pm)
- Birding Walks (8-9 am)- first Wednesday of every month
Thursdays
- Express Bootcamp (8-9 am) – Intensive total-body bootcamp workout by Fitness SF.
- Toddler Thursday (10:30-11:15 am) – Blue Bear School of Music hosts outdoor fun for toddlers ages 1-4.
- HIGH Fitness (1-2 pm) – An aerobic bodyweight workout.
Fridays
- Vinyasa Yoga (12:30-1:30 pm) – Beginner-friendly Vinyasa yoga by Fitness SF.
- Words and Stories: Poetry: (12-1 pm)
Saturdays
- Metcon (10-11 am) – Metabolic Conditioning total-body workout.
- West Africa Dance: (12-1 pm)
Sundays
- Drum circle: (12-1:30 pm) fourth Sunday of every month
The park will also regularly host special events throughout the year, so stay tuned for more events. Remember, all of these events are free and open to the public! Check the park’s event calendar for updates and additional details about these events.
Salesforce Park may be San Francisco’s newest public park, but it makes quite a statement. Be sure to check it out from 6 am to 8 pm every day (or until 9 pm May-October). Find it at 425 Mission Street in San Francisco’s Yerba Buena district.