Things to Do in San Francisco on a Sunday
Sundays in San Francisco mean free concerts in the parks in summer, several farmers markets, car-free park roads, and monthly free admission at the Asian Art Museum.
Sundays in San Francisco mean free concerts in the parks in summer, several farmers markets, car-free park roads, and monthly free admission at the Asian Art Museum.
Saturday is San Francisco’s biggest market day, with the Ferry Plaza and Alemany farmers markets both running into early afternoon and free museum admission for Bay Area residents.
Wednesday is a market day in San Francisco: Heart of the City at Civic Center runs 7am to 4pm year-round, and the Castro Farmers’ Market runs spring through fall.
Friday has fewer fixed weekly events than other days in San Francisco, but one big monthly one: the Fort Mason Night Market, plus free morning hours in Golden Gate Park.
Tuesdays in San Francisco bring the Ferry Plaza farmers market, evening yoga at Grace Cathedral, and once a month, free admission at three Golden Gate Park institutions.
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