Events in San Francisco, CA

Now in its 21st year, this San Francisco Bay swim follows a 1.5-mile point-to-point course that starts at Little Marina Green and finishes in Aquatic Park. Participants can take part as swimmers, volunteers, or kayakers. The event helps fight cancer at UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals.

In Brisbane, California, the Pinoy Runners NorCal event features a 7K run alongside a 0.7 mile fun walk tailored for kids, families, and casual walkers. The 7K showcases an updated out-and-back course. Participation is capped at 100 people. Attendees can look forward to Filipino community spirit, custom race swag, a finisher medal, a family-friendly atmosphere, and delicious post-race treats. Whether aiming for a personal best, returning to the sport, or seeking a welcoming community experience, it is all about moving together and building connections.

This monthly event requests volunteers and asks them to arrive at the designated volunteer arrival time.

This SFUR hands-on day focuses on improving the Laguna Honda Community Trail System. Participants gather at the on-site container, head into the field to work on trails and surrounding habitat for about two and a half to three hours, then return for pizza, beverages, and conversation to celebrate the latest accomplishments.

After the first float sold out, a second day on the Russian River is on offer. Spend a full, easygoing day drifting in mellow water that is around three feet deep. Tubes are linked together so the group becomes a floating neighborhood that meanders downstream, and there is never a rush to the end. Expect sunshine, music, laughter and scenic views along the way. Join friendly water blaster battles if that is your style, or simply relax and cruise. When the float wraps up, beaches and nearby restaurants and bars are within reach. A tube is provided, though bringing your own is welcome. Pre-packaged snacks and inflatable coolers help keep supplies chilled. Music is covered with a waterproof speaker, and attendees can share favorite playlists. The route and shuttles are arranged in advance, and the day is hosted by a UD host together with members for a full day in the sun.

Excelsior Community Food Pantry provides no-cost groceries to households in need through a weekly distribution. Operations take place outdoors in the parking lot of the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living, and the pantry continues in all weather, so please dress for the conditions. Volunteers of all ages are welcome, with children participating under supervision. Individuals and small groups can come without advance registration, while groups of about seven or more should schedule ahead by emailing foodpantry@missionbaycc.org. Arriving a little early allows time for a short introduction and orientation. Street parking is requested, as on-site lots cannot accommodate volunteer vehicles. Those tracking community service hours can bring a paper form to be signed by a captain after clean-up, or use a pilot digital platform to log hours.

Mediterranean Movement with Monica brings a friendly, in-person, 75-minute dance and rhythm experience to DanzHaus / The Gingerbread House. This monthly series invites participants to deepen their folk, artistic, and cultural dance practice through vernacular traditions. Guided by an instructor with over 30 years of experience in Egyptian, Arab, and southern Italian movement and musical arts, the class is musically driven and often includes making rhythms or songs for one another, with occasional guest musicians adding to the learning experience. Expect a thoughtful arc that begins with a warm-up, moves through guided exercises, improvisations, combinations, and contextual explorations, includes time dancing in a circle, and ends with a cool down. There is not a heavy focus on choreography. Instead, there is space to develop personal style and instinct while connecting music to movement, people, and place. It suits dancers who want intention and cultural context, a structured way to refine technique, practice improvising, clap or drum for others, or sing along as classmates dance. Some prior dance or movement experience is helpful. This is not a straight belly dance or a straight tarantella class, though elements of both may appear alongside broader material. These classes are live and in person. The studio is up one flight of stairs with no elevator. There is plentiful street parking, and the location is close to the 19 and 48 MUNI lines with connections to BART. Sliding-scale pricing is available at $15, $20, or $25 per class. Participants are encouraged to pay in advance, or they can arrive early to pay at the door with cash, exact change, or Venmo. There are no refunds or make-up classes.

At DACHA, a weekly brunch leans indulgent with changing specials from the kitchen, thoughtfully crafted cocktails, and a DJ spinning vinyl to keep an unhurried groove. DJ Kirill and friends handle the beats while the atmosphere stays relaxed with a mischievous edge. It blends good food, strong drinks, and a warm analog soundtrack into a weekend habit in the making.

The closing gathering of the Hometown Heroes series brings the community together at the Shipyard Gallery to celebrate Volume 2 of the Shipyard Stories coloring book by William Rhodes and Stacey Carter. To mark the end of the exhibition, seniors from the Dr. George W. Davis Senior Center share original writings about the Giant Crane, created in a class inspired by a recent history talk with Stacey Carter. Attendees can hear personal reflections that highlight how the shipyard’s engineering legacy continues to influence the neighborhood. This free program concludes a three-part summer series that also featured a release celebration and a history presentation. Capacity in the gallery is limited. The venue is accessible via Muni, supports bikes, offers free on-site parking, and is wheelchair friendly. Hometown Heroes and the exhibition are supported by a grant from the San Francisco Arts Commission and the Zellerbach Family Foundation Community Arts Program.

A daytime celebration of ska turns up the horns and keeps the tempo high, tracing the sound from Jamaican roots through the 2-Tone wave to the modern revival. Expect wall to wall anthems and dance floor favorites built for skanking, with classics by The Specials, Madness, Toots & The Maytals, and Reel Big Fish in the mix. Reggae textures, sharp 2-Tone grooves, and upbeat ska punk fuel a space filled with feel-good energy, big beats, and constant motion. Checkerboard flair, crisp style, and bright brass set the scene for pure fun without pretence. It centers on sunshine, friendship, and rhythms that bring people together, with plenty of moments for singing along, skanking, and getting happily lost in the music.

A high-octane blend of circus artistry and rave culture takes over San Francisco, turning The Grand Nightclub into a whirlwind of light, sound, and spectacle. Expect immersive production that surrounds the crowd, performers delivering breathtaking circus feats, and a soundtrack of driving, high-energy dance music. It brings underground intensity together with big top flair, shaping a club experience where every moment feels stage-worthy.

Climb aboard for an intimate country music evening with Michael Ray, the voice behind hits like "Think a Little Less" and "Whiskey and Rain." With the San Francisco skyline shining and guitar strings in the air, this is a close-up show framed by iconic waterfront views. Settle into a relaxed atmosphere with a full buffet and a full cash bar, while stripped-down, story-driven songs create the kind of connection that happens only in a live setting. VIP upgrades offer even closer access, plus a meet and greet with Michael. Raise a glass, take in the Bay views, and get swept up in the music.

Harvard psychologist and bestselling author Steven Pinker appears for a live event that looks past the headlines to explain the reasoning and evidence behind his most noted work. The program features a broad discussion of language, rationality, and human progress, with connections to books including The Better Angels of Our Nature and Enlightenment Now. He will also share ideas from his newest work, When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows, and include time for audience questions.

Presented by Goldenvoice, this glitz and glam Mom Dance Party from MFT and Baukunst arrives in San Francisco, transforming the night into a celebration of women supporting women across business, motherhood, and everything in between while turning the dance floor into a joyful space for mental well-being. MFT launched the first Mom Dance Party in Denver and has grown into a national movement, highlighted by outlets like CNN, People, and TODAY. Samala and DJ Mama K lead the music, co-founders of the Rebel Joy collective and the team behind a 90s dance party recognized as the longest running in the Western Hemisphere, bringing years of experience shaping companies, communities, and culture. Expect a full floor, upbeat throwbacks, and a room of women who understand. Dress to sparkle, sequins welcome, and bring your main character energy. Open to moms and their friends. Attendees must be 21 or older. If accessible seating is sold out, contact the venue for accommodations. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice, and prices may change with demand.

Public Image Ltd brings the This Is Not The Last Tour to The Fillmore with a standing room only setup and an open dance floor. Tickets are offered through several options, including presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, and Live Nation, followed by a public onsale and Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

Bratmobile appears with A La Tata at Bottom of the Hill for a live performance. Admission is 35 dollars, and the show welcomes attendees of any age.

At Feinstein’s at the Nikko, singer Jonathan Karrant pays tribute to Johnny Mercer with a performance centered on the lyricist’s enduring songs. Look for favorites such as Moon River, Autumn Leaves, Skylark, and Summer Wind, delivered with classic jazz sensibility and fresh interpretation. Having recorded several Mercer tunes, Karrant will feature many of the songwriter’s best known numbers and offer a preview of selections from his latest album. Karrant’s album On and On reached No. 4 on the Billboard Jazz charts, and another release rose to No. 2 on the iTunes Jazz charts. He has recorded with Diane Schuur and Jane Monheit, and his honors include the New York City Cabaret Jazz Honors, Best Singer from the Bravo California Awards, and recognition by Downbeat as one of the Top 10 Rising Jazz Vocalists. All ages are welcome, and tickets range from $0.00 to $47.00.

At ABADA-Capoeira San Francisco, Sweat Your Prayers offers a 5Rhythms movement meditation where people gather to move, breathe, sweat, and reconnect through the body. Established in San Francisco in 2014, this long-running community practice welcomes every body and all levels of experience. The session follows the map of Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, and Stillness, inviting participants to dance what is present, both individually and together. Music sets the tone with minimal verbal guidance. There are no set steps or choreography, and there is no wrong way to participate. This is a barefoot practice centered on freedom, expression, release, and presence. Bring a water bottle, comfortable clothing for movement, and your curiosity. You are welcome to come with a friend. Plan to arrive a bit early to settle in, as doors close shortly after the opening to hold the container and keep the practice flowing without interruptions. If you expect to arrive late, please reach out in advance. Created by Gabrielle Roth, 5Rhythms invites a wholehearted dance that embraces sweat as an offering and a path to presence.

Kick off the 10th season of the Inner Sunset Flea Market with vintage finds, locally crafted goods, live performances, tasty food, and engaging activities. Each month features a new theme, with the market returning monthly through November.

Spend two hours sharpening your dancing at Mission City Swing with an open practice designed to give participants more one-to-one guidance. Instructors will be available for quick questions and focused feedback. All experience levels are welcome, and you do not need a partner. The practice costs $15. Private lesson time is also available at the Polish Club with advance scheduling. You may work with your own instructor for a $10 floor fee, or choose a Mission City Swing instructor with no floor fee.

DNA Lounge hosts a celebration of 25 years of H.I.T. Wall Studios, a longtime home for many local bands since 2001. The night also serves as an album release for ZEROMIND and BRØDRE. The show is set in the main room and welcomes all ages. ZEROMIND, a Bay Area metal act, returns after a two decade break with a modern sound that blends heavy riffs, melodic force, and raw feeling. Their latest release, Resurrection, centers on struggle, rebirth, and resilience, signaling a new chapter beyond their nu metal beginnings. The RANDOME DEVILS bring the punch of a high energy San Francisco trio with hooky guitar work and hard charging grooves. BRØDRE, a two piece brother band from San Francisco, mixes guitar and bass frequencies, drums, dual vocals, and a touch of synth to craft thunderous percussion and a towering wall of guitar, drawing on surfer indie, stoner, post punk alt rock, and synth driven power pop.

Spend Sunday evening in Ocean Beach with Pancake Batfish.

Sub Urban brings The Bell Tolls Tour with Golden Cats to Cafe Du Nord, highlighting the dark pop artistry of Daniel Virgil Maisonneuve, a Taiwanese American singer, songwriter, and producer known for the RIAA double platinum single Cradles. His set blends a theatrical edge with distinctive textures and catchy hooks shaped by inventive production. Tickets are priced from $25 to $27. This is an all ages show for guests 6 and up. All tickets are standing room only unless noted otherwise. Preferred Viewing is available through the venue and is separate from general admission. Support acts may change without refund. Professional cameras are not permitted without prior approval and a photo pass may be required with artist approval. For accessibility or other special accommodations, contact the venue.

Goldenvoice presents Tried, Tested and Trixies at The Warfield, featuring Squeeze with Adam Ant and Haircut 100. This event welcomes guests ages 6 and older. Doors open ahead of showtime. If accessible seats are unavailable, please contact the venue for accommodations. Ticket limits are enforced and orders that exceed them may be canceled without notice. Prices may change based on demand. The organizer has delayed ticket transfer for this event. For full terms, refer to the AXS Purchase Agreement.

The Independent hosts The Tear Garden, featuring The Legendary Pink Dots and cEvin Key. Entry is restricted to guests who are 21 or older.

Unsane, CNTS, and Facet share the stage at Bottom of the Hill for a live show. This event is for guests 21 and over. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

Spend a long weekend discovering Sedona’s red rock scenery, from well-known vortex sites to striking slot canyons, with a dedicated day trip to Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend. This trip blends outdoor exploration and time to relax, with memorable views throughout. Included are four days and three nights in a Sedona Airbnb, with meals provided at the house. A guided tour of Antelope Canyon is part of the plan, along with entry to various state parks for hiking and swimming. The Horseshoe Bend outing covers the hike and access to the viewpoint. Evenings feature sunset watching and stargazing around Sedona. An experienced host and trip coordinator manage the logistics, and the experience is organized for a group, creating plenty of shared memories.

Godzillafest 2026 brings a weekend of monster-sized fun to the Holiday Inn San Francisco-Golden Gateway, featuring appearances by director Shusuke Kaneko, actor Katsuhiko Sasaki, and TJ Storm. The schedule includes special guests, panels, interviews, games, movies, and a dealers room, with more activities planned across the weekend. Tickets are available, and the official convention T-shirt designed by comic book artist Matt Frank can be pre-ordered.

Celebrate Italian heritage at South San Francisco’s Festa Italiana in Orange Park. The gathering serves as a kickoff to upcoming Italian Heritage festivities. Visitors can stop by a booth to pick up swag.

Steve Aoki headlines the DIM MAK 30 TOUR at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, joined by Timmy Trumpet, Riot Ten, and HIGHSOCIETY. Admission is limited to guests 18 and older. Tickets are available.

Hosted at Pacelli Gymnasium, this general membership meeting unfolds in two parts. It begins with Guilder and Daly City native Ray Wille narrating his 1986 home video of Daly City's 75th anniversary parade, revisiting a community milestone from forty years ago. The second segment brings back Guild Secretary Perky Ramroth and volunteer Amy Yip for Who Am I, an interactive trivia session that engages the audience with portrayals of some of Colma's famous, infamous, and notorious underground residents.

Melanie C brings her World Tour to The Castro in San Francisco. A presale is available through Another Planet Entertainment and is limited to online purchases. A separate general on sale is offered as well.

Jack White brings the JACK WHITE LIVE 2026 tour to Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. Another Planet Entertainment will offer a presale that uses the password demonico, and those presale tickets are available online only. A general on sale will follow.

Browse and purchase airline collectibles at this SFO show and sale, held in the main ballroom of the Best Western Plus Grosvenor Airport Inn.

Adoptable cats and dogs will be available to meet at PetSmart in Daly City. This in-store event offers a chance to get to know the animals in person and see if one could be the right fit.

A spirited Dodgers vs. Giants takeover comes to Oracle Park in San Francisco, offering several flexible options that can be purchased separately. The Game Ticket Only package is $135 per person and includes seating in the Left Field Bleachers, sections 140 to 142, along with a commemorative flag plus a Pantone 294 lanyard and patch. Tickets are delivered digitally, and a $20 deposit holds your spot. The Game Ticket + Bus Transportation package is $235 per person and adds roundtrip charter bus service from Union Station in Los Angeles, with the same Left Field Bleachers seating and keepsakes, and a $50 deposit to reserve. For those seeking accommodations, the Hotel Package is $315 per room at Parc 55 for one night and two days. Guests can choose a king or two queens, with Wi-Fi, room tax, and hotel fees included, and the hotel is about an 11 minute drive from the ballpark. A $100 deposit secures this option. A free pregame gathering and march will be held at City Nights, and it welcomes all ages. Please note the cancellation policy states there are no refunds or cancellations for no-shows, and all sales, including deposits, are final. For questions, contact 213-880-1403 or contact@pantone294.com.

Blue Muse and The Celestial Voice Sound Healing lead a soothing sound bath in the Orchid Pavilion at the Conservatory of Flowers. Expect an immersive soundscape shaped by crystal singing bowls, Paiste gongs, handpan, monochord, native and ocean drums, chimes, and layered vocals. The session is designed to encourage deep relaxation and meditative focus, associated with alpha and theta brainwave states, with the intention of offering a therapeutic, calming experience. It aims to ease stress and worry, settle the mind and body, and nurture a feeling of gratitude. No prior experience is needed. This program takes place inside the Orchid Pavilion, with entry through the gate to the right of the Conservatory. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat with extra padding, a blanket, a pillow, water, and any other comforts that help create a cozy nest. Crystals are welcome for charging in the sound frequencies. The building is weatherproofed but not heated, so warm layers are recommended. Ticket holders who arrive early may enjoy complimentary admission to explore the Conservatory of Flowers.

Julieta Venegas brings her Norteña Tour 2026 to The Masonic for a special concert. Tickets are offered in phases that include artist, venue, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, followed by a public onsale.

Aldous Harding performs at The Castro in San Francisco. Tickets are on sale.

In San Francisco, this gathering spotlights applied AI with a clear focus on how real systems are built, deployed, governed, and scaled. Since 2023 it has centered on practical progress across software, infrastructure, and business, reflecting the view that AI is becoming a core foundation rather than just another tool. The program begins with an intimate pre-conference Day Zero for senior builders and leaders. It features deep workshops on strategy and implementation, a live AI Hack Day open to participants and observers, and a choice between technical or leadership tracks. Attendance is limited to 300 people to keep conversations high signal. The evening includes a VIP dinner and early badge pickup, and access carries through to the full conference. The main program spans two high-energy days where more than 5,500 AI leaders, builders, and founders work on moving frontier ideas into production. Content runs across five tracks covering AI Frontiers, AI Builders, the AI Stack, Applied AI, and AI Strategy. Keynotes, sessions, and mixers take place at Pier 48 in Mission Rock, alongside a Startup Showdown with live pitches and extensive opportunities to connect across the global AI ecosystem.

A heartfelt celebration of Steve Earle comes to The Masonic with an all star lineup that spans Americana, folk, and rock. The program features performances by Buddy Miller, Elizabeth Cook, Emmylou Harris, Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, Jackson Browne, Hot Tuna, Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams, Molly Tuttle, Shawn Camp, Stacey Earle, Steve Earle, and Victoria Williams. Musical direction is led by Buddy Miller with Reckless Kelly, featuring Greg Liesz. Hardly Strictly Bluegrass presents this tribute, and proceeds benefit Sweetwater Spectrum. Additional performers will be announced, and the lineup is subject to change.

Celebrate the power and skill of women in rodeo with a showcase of core events like barrel racing, roping, and more. Taking place at the Cow Palace in Daly City, this experience offers close-up views of expert horsemanship, lightning-fast choices in the arena, and insights into the competitors whose dedication continues to advance the sport.

The performance is set on an open dance floor with all-standing access, rather than reserved seating. Tickets are available through a general public sale, with additional presale options via One Big Family, Live Nation, and Spotify, plus VIP package offerings.

The Neighbourhood brings its THE WOURLD TOUR to Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, with After and Noise Dept. setting the stage. A presale from Another Planet Entertainment is available with the password lovebomb, and presale tickets are offered online only. A general on sale follows.

My Morning Jacket takes the stage at The Fillmore with an open dance floor and a standing room only setup. Tickets are offered to the public, with additional presale options available through One Big Family, Live Nation, Spotify, and a VIP Package, plus a separate VIP Package onsale.

Mon Rovîa brings the Bloodline Tour to The Castro in San Francisco, with Sydney Rose and Sarah Julia serving as openers. An online-only presale through Another Planet Entertainment is available with the password starbelly, and general tickets go on sale after the presale.

Rodeo Tea & Tails sets the tone for Grand National Rodeo week with an elegant Western-themed evening at the Cow Palace, a historic setting. The gathering features flavorful bites, tea and hard tea cocktails, and both live and silent auction offerings, all in a lively atmosphere suited to a date night or a night out with friends. The event supports Children’s Agricultural Education programs that help young people learn about agriculture, livestock, and Western heritage, bringing community, celebration, and purpose together.

Jacob Collier brings The Light For Days Tour to The Castro in San Francisco, featuring a series of intimate solo performances. Another Planet Entertainment is offering a presale that uses the password qbar, and presale access is online only. A general on-sale will follow.

Presented by Goldenvoice, this show brings together Sex Pistols members Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock with Frank Carter, plus Starcrawler on the bill. The event admits attendees of all ages. If accessible seating is unavailable, contact the venue to arrange accommodations. Orders that exceed the stated ticket limit may be canceled without prior notice.

Palace of Fine Arts Theatre hosts The Rush Tribute Project in San Francisco, presenting a tribute performance to Rush. Tickets are currently available for purchase online, seating is reserved, and the event is open to all ages.

Iron & Wine takes the stage at The Castro in San Francisco, with Ken Pomeroy as the opener. Tickets are on sale now.

Bottom of the Hill hosts The Seshen as they celebrate ten years of Flames & Figures, with Sweet Lew and Cardboard People also on the bill. Tickets are $17 in advance and $20 at the door, and the event is 21 and over.

DogFest Bay Area brings the community to the Presidio of San Francisco for a celebration that supports Canine Companions and its mission to provide highly trained service dogs for adults, children, and veterans with disabilities, free of charge to recipients. This peer-to-peer fundraiser runs year round and leads into a family-friendly, dog-focused gathering with food and beverages, music, entertainment and activities, crafts for people and pups, appearances by local participants and their service dogs, and the annual canine costume contests. Additional details will be shared as they become available.

This lively open air market features a variety of wares, services, and food, plus fresh local produce. Take your time browsing the selections and enjoy music as you shop.

Presented by Goldenvoice, She Wants Revenge performs at The Regency Ballroom with Rosegarden Funeral Party as support. This is an all-ages concert. If accessible seating is not available at checkout, contact the venue to arrange accommodations. Orders that exceed the posted ticket limit may be canceled without notice, and ticket prices can change based on demand.

Cow Palace hosts a stop on SOFI TUKKER's Animal Talk tour, featuring performances by DRAMA and Kito. Admission is limited to attendees 18 years and older.

Knocked Loose and Denzel Curry bring their North American co-headline tour to the Cow Palace Warehouse with support from Superheaven and Boundaries. The tour follows their collaborative track Hive Mind, released with a music video directed by Eric Richter and Knocked Loose vocalist Bryan Garris and filmed in Louisville, Kentucky. Knocked Loose arrive on the strength of their album You Won’t Go Before You’re Supposed To, which includes the Grammy-nominated single Suffocate featuring Poppy. Denzel Curry expands the bill with momentum from supporting Deftones across Europe and the United Kingdom and from his collaborative project Strictly 4 The Scythe with A$AP Ferg, TiaCorine, BKTHERULA and Key Nyata.

Goldenvoice presents a stop on the Passover 2026 Tour with The Black Angels headlining and Ghostwoman also performing. This show welcomes all ages. If the accessible seating allocation is unavailable, please contact the venue to discuss accommodations. Ticket limits are enforced and orders that exceed them may be canceled without notice. Prices may change based on demand.

An evening of French chanson comes to life with a tribute to the timeless artistry of Charles Aznavour and fellow icons of the genre. Internationally acclaimed singer and pianist Ghassan Yammine, fresh off a celebrated Canadian tour and memorable appearances in cities including Paris, Venice, Belgrade, Yerevan, Dubai, Brussels, and Alexandria, continues his North American journey with a program devoted to the classics. Known for a commanding stage presence and refined musicianship, he sings with a warm, expressive voice that recalls Aznavour while remaining authentically his own. Backed by live musicians, the performance highlights beloved songs from Charles Aznavour, Édith Piaf, Jacques Brel, Yves Montand, Gilbert Bécaud, and others. Signature pieces such as “La Bohème,” “Hier Encore,” “La Vie en Rose,” “Ne Me Quitte Pas,” and “Les Feuilles Mortes” create a romantic, poetic atmosphere that has resonated across generations. More than a concert, it becomes a journey to Paris through melodies that continue to move listeners, celebrating a golden era of music whose legacy endures.

Thee Sinseers bring the Love Stories Tour with The Charities to The Fillmore. The show features an open dance floor and standing room only. Ticket access is available through a public onsale as well as Citi Cardmember, Artist, Live Nation, and Spotify presales, plus Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets.

Marking its tenth year, this celebration of coffee culture fills Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture’s Festival Pavilion with more than 100 exhibitors, including many of the Bay Area’s leading roasters. Sample a wide range of coffees alongside teas and food, ask questions directly to master roasters at their booths, and learn from a variety of educational panels. A soundtrack from Bay Area bands and entertainers sets the tone for a lively atmosphere focused on tasting, learning, and discovery.

The Masonic hosts Chelsea Handler on The High and Mighty Tour. Ticket availability includes a public onsale, plus presale options through the artist, the venue, and Live Nation, along with Citi Cardmember presales and preferred tickets.

Teddy Swims brings The UGLY Tour to Chase Center in San Francisco. Another Planet Entertainment is offering an online only presale that uses the password therapy, with a general on sale to follow. Presale tickets are available exclusively online.

Chicago-based instrumental trio Russian Circles performs a set shaped by more than two decades together. Guitarist Mike Sullivan, drummer Dave Turncrantz, and bassist and keyboardist Brian Cook draw from a wide range of influences, weaving elements of Midwest post-hardcore, classic prog, motorik rhythms, and the more abrasive corners of metal into a distinct, evolving sound. Recent work includes Gnosis and Nine, albums that favor precise, long-form dynamics, shifting from towering heaviness to atmospheric detail. Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 at the door. The bill also features Primitive Man.

Ólafur Arnalds is set to perform at The Castro in San Francisco. Tickets will first be offered through an online-only presale hosted by Another Planet Entertainment that uses the password localtake, followed by a general on-sale.

Enjoy a waterfront holiday fair showcasing the work of over 250 curated artists. Hosted at the Festival Pavilion at Fort Mason, it offers a lively marketplace ideal for seasonal shopping by the Bay.

Global EDM star INNA brings a high-energy set to August Hall in San Francisco, transforming the room into a pulsing dance destination. Recognized for sleek, hook-driven club anthems and a career that spans continents and charts, she has earned billions of streams and remains a defining voice in modern electronic dance music. Expect a crowd-moving mix of viral favorites and club staples, with songs like "Hot," "Sun Is Up," "Déjà Vu," "Cola Song," "Rock My Body," "Queen of My Castle," and more. The show delivers big energy, immersive visuals, and a strong connection between artist and audience, creating a night of nonstop movement and full-on dance-floor euphoria for longtime followers and new listeners alike.

The classic story of Swan Lake unfolds in a grand staging from World Ballet Company, where fate and magic intersect in a timeless struggle of good and evil. A 50-member international cast performs in more than 150 hand-sewn costumes against striking handcrafted sets. Signature moments appear throughout, from the Dance of the Little Swans to the Black Swan’s celebrated 32 fouettés, all set to Tchaikovsky’s iconic score that carries a journey through dreamlike beauty, heartbreak, and redemption. The performance runs approximately 2 hours 30 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission. Recommended for ages 5 and up. World Ballet Company is based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick. Touring nationwide, the company brings beloved classics to audiences new to ballet and seasoned fans alike, featuring renowned professionals from over ten countries. To date, it has visited more than 300 cities and performed for audiences totaling over 500,000.

Celebrate comics, science fiction, horror, anime, gaming, and cosplay at Moscone West Convention Center. A welcoming playground for fandom awaits, with an atmosphere that is both otherworldly and comfortable. The show includes a Preview Night followed by a full weekend of activity, offering plenty of chances to connect with a community of 35,000 fans.