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2 weeks ago |
secretsanfrancisco.com | Dana Flynn
San Francisco’s Downtown First Thursdays first debuted in May 2024 as a year-long project that brought monthly free block parties to downtown. The events regularly drew large crowds, with free performances from major artists, local vendors, and local businesses getting in on the fun. The free events have largely been deemed a success, with past headliners including Toro y Moi, Rebecca Black, and Bob The Drag Queen.
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2 weeks ago |
secretsanfrancisco.com | Dana Flynn
Stern Grove Festival draws large crowds to the secluded park every summer for the beloved free music festival. In past years, the festival has secured major acts like Chaka Khan, Joan Baez, Thundercat, Janelle Monae, and many more. The 2025 lineup is finally here, and it includes major stars like Diana Ross, Damian Marley & Stephen Marley, and Orville Peck, among other great acts.
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2 weeks ago |
secretsanfrancisco.com | Dana Flynn
San Francisco’s Botanical Garden is filled with unique plants and regularly draws crowds to wander through the impressive garden. Luckily, the garden offers a free admission day soon, so you can explore it for free. The Botanical Garden regularly offers free admission days, with the next one coming up on Tuesday, April 8. For San Francisco residents, the Botanical Garden is free daily with proof of residence, such as a driver’s license, utility bill, or lease.
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3 weeks ago |
secretsanfrancisco.com | Dana Flynn
The California State Library announced an exciting new initiative that allows for easy access to hundreds of thousands of eBooks and eAudiobooks for free to people in California. The new program is called California’s Bookshelf; all you need is an email address and to be located in the state with an internet connection. To start using the collection, you can create a virtual library card through a free app.
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3 weeks ago |
secretsanfrancisco.com | Dana Flynn
Salesforce Tower is undeniably one of the most recognizable buildings in San Francisco’s skyline. The massive skyscraper sits in the center of Downtown SF, and with an enormous screen displaying LED artwork at night, it has become an iconic part of SF. Now, it looks like the tower is going to resemble another iconic building—The Leaning Tower of Pisa. Officials have reported that the massive tower is leaning and soon could resemble the historic building in Italy.
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