San Francisco news, openings, closings, and timely updates from SF Guide.
The WNBA pauses from August 31 through September 16 for the FIBA Women’s Basketball World Cup, leaving the Golden State Valkyries two regular-season home games at Chase Center, on September 18 and 19.
SuperNatural, the California Academy of Sciences Halloween party, is set for Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 6:30 to 9 p.m., with general admission at $60 for adults and $45 for youth.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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