The new entertainment zone is the second to launch in the state under Mayor London Breed and Senator Scott Wiener’s legislation
Thrive City’s first entertainment zone to take place during a Winter Wonderland Tree Lighting Ceremony on Saturday, November 30
New programs bring total invested in San Francisco small businesses since the COVID-19 pandemic to over $115 million, helping thousands of businesses and the City’s broader work to fill vacancies, make storefront improvements, and provide disaster relief
Mayor to introduce legislation to formalize the public-private partnership between the City and BXP to bring a major renovation to Embarcadero Plaza and neighboring Sue Bierman Park. New waterfront park will advance the Mayor’s work to reimagine Downtown and add vibrancy to support San Francisco’s small businesses and corridors
The free, all-ages celebration will take place in conjunction with the popular 2024 Bhangra & Beats Night Market, capping off another successful season of the Downtown activation
The funding from the EPA’s Clean Ports Program will help complete the build out of a zero-emission network that connects communities served by SF Bay Ferry, including Oakland, Richmond, Vallejo and Alameda
The country’s largest holiday animated projection mapping show returns to Downtown San Francisco with an expanded footprint and block party on Front Street, the State’s first entertainment zone
The Let’s Glow SF 2024 kickoff event will return this year in front of the Ferry Building on December 6 at 5 p.m.
Under Senator Wiener and Mayor Breed’s legislation, the State’s first entertainment zone on Front Street will host “Nightmare on Front Street”, building on the success of Oktoberfest to boost economic activity Downtown
Quarterly tent count found 242 tents and structures on City streets after encampment teams help over 950 people into shelter from encampments since the start of 2024
The Asian Pacific Islander Cultural Center and Kulintang Arts received a $5 million grant through the City’s API Nonprofit Acquisition Fund to purchase 262 7th Street
