SF Ballet’s Pointes of View Lecture Series
The SF Ballet Pointes of View Lecture Series provides insight and behind-the-scene facts on the various ballets the company performs.
The SF Ballet Pointes of View Lecture Series provides insight and behind-the-scene facts on the various ballets the company performs.
This outdoor unity event at Civic Center Plaza will feature healing spaces, family-friendly activities, and a volunteer opportunity to assemble and deliver 1,000 Solidarity Kits to inspire, inform and nourish community members.
As part of the 17th Annual San Francisco Small Business Week is Roots of Recovery, you can visit 13 larger-than-life floral butterflies that have landed at spots across the City from May 1 through 7.
The Crawfest at The Market returns to kick-off the start of summer.
The 2021 Spring concert series from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music.
San Francisco Pride celebrates its 51st year with a mix of online and in-person events.
Visit The Market for an art and gallery exhibition event featuring AKA Studio and Fat Glass Gallery.
Juneteenth kicks-off with a rally on the front steps of City Hall -- speakers, music, dancing and more.
A celebration of the reopening of San Francisco and the remarkable resilience of Hayes Valley. The event lineup includes free roller skating, live music, performances and special offers from various businesses. Find out more about the event on explorehayesvalley.com. Free. Presented by the Hayes Valley Merchants Association and the Hayes Valley
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Lace up your roller skates and take a few laps!
A rebroadcast in honor of Juneteenth, this performance features music and spoken word from Marcus Shelby and Angela Davis.
Featuring two ensembles - the Big Band, led by Paul Contos, and the Combo, led by Dann Zinn - the SFJAZZ High School All-Stars concert features Bay Area high school age jazz musicians.
As part of Pride Month, the Asian Art Museum is presenting "The Worlds of Bernice Bing: Film Screening with Madeleine Lim," an online event featuring two short films by Lim, an award-winning queer immigrant filmmaker. Following the films, Lim will discuss her works with the Head of Contemporary Art at
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Enjoy street closures for socially-distanced dining, outdoor music and shopping along Hayes and Octavia streets.
This concert includes pieces by seven composers who attended Fontainebleau during the last decade of Mlle. Boulanger’s teaching.
The Asian Art Museum offers free admission on the first Sunday of the month.
With a sold-out show ushering back the live music fans, the stage at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium will reopen August 6 with ZEDD, also playing the following night as well. See the Another Planet Entertainment calendar for more upcoming shows throughout fall and winter.
A virtually-led class with the Asian Art Museum and the San Francisco Zen Center, these monthly classes for beginners teach the basics of meditation.
Zumba instructor Matt Ziegler leads classes in Civic Center Plaza (weather permitting).
A well loved Farmers Market happening in UN Plaza since 1981.