Sunday Streets descends on the Mission District this Sunday, July 19, turning 10 blocks of Valencia Street into a car-free playground packed with art, music, vendors, and community resources.
It’s a free, family-friendly way to experience the neighborhood at its most vibrant, with a lineup of fantastic vendors, belly dancing, Shakespeare performances, a Native art market, and more fantastic activations.
Things to do at Sunday Streets in the Mission
Now in its 18th year, Sunday Streets comes to different neighborhoods on just a few select dates from June through October. This month, people are gearing up for an unforgettable celebration in the Mission on July 19, but make sure you save the dates for the next events in the Bayview on August 23rd and the Excelsior on October 18th.
This Sunday, attendees can stroll a mile-long stretch of Valencia Street between 14th to 24th, exploring a total of 92 local exhibitors and vendors ranging from indie artisans and small businesses to health organizations and neighborhood nonprofits. Expect interactive activities, community resource fairs, and plenty of chances to shop local and discover Mission-based brands.
Live entertainment includes ABADÁ-Capoeira SF, the African-American Shakespeare Company, Comunidad Cumbia, and Fat Chance Belly Dance, bringing music, movement, and culture to the street.
Look out for special programming curated by Mission Housing and the American Indian Cultural Center, including a resource fair and a Native Marketplace highlighting Indigenous artists, makers, and small businesses.
Event Details
📍 Location: Valencia Street between 14th and 24th, Mission District, San Francisco
📅 Date: Sunday, July 19, 2026
⏰ Hours: 11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. (street closures and towing start at 6:00 a.m.)
💸 Cost: Free, open to all ages
🚆 Transit: Served by Muni (J, L, M, N; 14, 22, 33, 48, 49) plus nearby BART stations at 16th and 24th
🚗 Driving: No parking or stopping on the route; nearby garages and lots available off Valencia
🌐 Learn more: SundayStreetsSF.com