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Embarcadero Plaza Will Be Renamed Art Agnos Plaza in a New Waterfront Park

August 29, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
Embarcadero Plaza, the downtown waterfront space being rebuilt as Embarcadero Park - San Francisco

Mayor Daniel Lurie moved on August 28 to name the southern half of the future five-acre Embarcadero Park after former mayor Art Agnos, with the northern half called Sue Bierman Commons.

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The Kearny Street Footbridge at Portsmouth Square Has Been Demolished

August 29, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
Crews demolishing the Kearny Street pedestrian bridge at Portsmouth Square in Chinatown - San Francisco

The Kearny Street pedestrian bridge into Portsmouth Square has been demolished as part of the $73 million renovation that closed the Chinatown park in June 2026 until 2028.

Categories News Tags Chinatown, Transit

MoAD Gives Dewey Crumpler His First Major Museum Show, Opening September 30

August 28, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
The Museum of the African Diaspora at 685 Mission Street - San Francisco

Dewey Crumpler: Sonic Lineages opens at the Museum of the African Diaspora on September 30, 2026, filling all three floors through May 30, 2027, alongside three other new exhibitions.

Categories News Tags Museums, San Francisco art exhibitions

San Francisco Expects 25 Million Visitors and $10.6 Billion in Spending in 2027

August 28, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
Union Square and the Dewey Monument, in the hotel and retail district behind the city's occupancy and room rate figures - San Francisco

San Francisco Travel’s Visitor Impact Summit forecast 25 million visitors and $10.6 billion in spending for 2027, with hotel occupancy rising to 72.1% and the average room rate to $271.43.

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San Francisco Will Spend $9.2 Million Making Hallidie Plaza Accessible

August 28, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
Hallidie Plaza seen from Market Street, the sunken plaza and Powell Street station entrance set for new accessibility ramps - San Francisco

San Francisco Public Works is designing a $9.2 million accessibility rebuild of Hallidie Plaza, replacing a decommissioned elevator with two ramps, with construction scheduled from summer 2027 to spring 2028.

Categories News Tags Muni, Transit

Free Museum Days in San Francisco: September 2026

August 26, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
The Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park, free to all on the first Tuesday of each month - San Francisco

A guide to free museum admission days in San Francisco for September 2026, including the de Young, Legion of Honor, Asian Art Museum and Conservatory of Flowers, plus weekly resident programs and library passes.

Categories Museums & Galleries Tags Museums

Things to Do in San Francisco in September 2026

September 10, 2026August 26, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
The downtown skyline seen from Twin Peaks on a clear day - San Francisco

A month-by-date guide to San Francisco in September 2026: the opera and symphony season openings, the Autumn Moon Festival, Portola, four museum shows closing, and the freeway and transit changes to plan around.

Categories What's on

Vivid Closes at the California Academy of Sciences on September 7

August 26, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
The front entrance of the California Academy of Sciences building in Golden Gate Park - San Francisco

Vivid: Immerse Your Senses, the projection and scent exhibit at the California Academy of Sciences, closes September 7, 2026, leaving the museum without a headline temporary show until its October 24 Halloween party.

Categories News Tags Museums

The Asian Art Museum Gives Ha Chong-Hyun His First North American Museum Show

August 25, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
The Asian Art Museum on Larkin Street, venue for the Ha Chong-Hyun retrospective - San Francisco

Ha Chong-Hyun: Retrospective opens at the Asian Art Museum on September 25, 2026, the Korean painter’s first museum exhibition in North America, running through January 25, 2027.

Categories News Tags Museums, San Francisco art exhibitions

The San Francisco Symphony Opens Its Season September 24, With $12 Tickets the Next Night

August 25, 2026 by Brian (Local SF Guide)
Davies Symphony Hall on Van Ness Avenue, home of the San Francisco Symphony - San Francisco

The San Francisco Symphony opens its 2026-27 season with a September 24 gala featuring Hilary Hahn, followed on September 25 by the All San Francisco Concert with $12 tickets.

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