We can't wait to see what 2026 has in store for San Francisco. Here we've rounded up some of the best exhibitions, events, festivals, parades, and concerts coming up in 2026.For events with no date yet a...
Every year, thousands of people come from all over to experience Lunar New Year in San Francisco. The Chinese New Year Parade in SF's is a world-famous celebration with an extensive , and it comes accompanied by numero...
Hundreds of thousands of people visit San Francisco's to experience the excitement of , which is celebrated with dozens of ongoing events from January through March. The historic Chinese New Year Parade, which this ye...
will be here before we know it, and San Franciscans are getting ready to welcome the new year with the annual fireworks show on the waterfront. Here's what to know ahead of this year's rendition, plus some alternative...
Happy New Year, San Francisco! Whether you plan to skip the late-night parties and celebrate with a morning , or you're searching for epic , there are plenty of ways to celebrate New Year's Eve in San Francisco. Keep re...
is on Thursday, January 1st, 2026, and millions of Americans will be taking the day off. On New Year's Eve (Dec. 31st, 2025), most businesses and retailers will remain open, although some may operate on reduced hours....
San Francisco's Pier 80 has recently become known as the unique venue for the , drawing thousands of San Franciscans each September. Now, Pier 80 is hosting an exciting new event, the iconic EDM group Swedish House Mafi...
is celebrating the Lunar New Year in major ways, with tons of free activities and a gorgeous limited-edition festive collection. From Feng Shui classes to calligraphy workshops and more, visit IKEA’s Market Street and...
As Covid restrictions began to lift in 2022, we saw some big changes in San Francisco's public spaces. Some places were remodeled, some had their big debut, and some became free to visit! Read on for a list of the most...
Don’t go searching for the Great Pumpkin on broadcast television this Halloween. For the first time in decades, Peanuts holiday specials will not be broadcast on public television. Instead, the animated classics will b...