Where to Watch the FIFA World Cup 2026 in San Francisco for Free
San Francisco has five free public fan zones for the FIFA World Cup 2026, from Thrive City at Chase Center to PIER 39, showing matches through the July 19 final.
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San Francisco has five free public fan zones for the FIFA World Cup 2026, from Thrive City at Chase Center to PIER 39, showing matches through the July 19 final.
Sunset Dunes, the car-free park that replaced the upper Great Highway along Ocean Beach, has been open for a year and drew more than 1.7 million visits.
San Francisco’s minimum wage rose to $19.61 an hour on July 1, 2026, the city’s annual cost-of-living adjustment. Separate rates apply to government supported employees, and two statewide changes took effect the same day.
Fireworks launch from the towers of the Golden Gate Bridge on Saturday, July 4, 2026, the third time in the bridge’s history. The bridge closes to traffic from 9 to 10 pm, and Crissy Field, Marina Green, and the northern Embarcadero are the recommended viewing spots.
Esme, a French-inspired California bistro and the first solo restaurant from San Francisco restaurateur Susan Dunn, has opened at 311 Divisadero Street inside the Metro Hotel.
San Francisco supervisors approved the final map for the Candlestick Point redevelopment, and developer FivePoint is set to start infrastructure construction this summer on the former Candlestick Park site.
San Francisco supervisors approved the final map for the first phase of the Candlestick Point redevelopment on June 16, 2026, clearing FivePoint to begin construction on streets and utilities this summer.
Californios, the Mexican tasting-menu restaurant in SoMa, earned three Michelin stars on June 24, 2026, becoming the first Mexican restaurant in the world to reach that level.
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