Phil Lesh, bassist and founding member of The Grateful Dead, has died at 84. His influence is mourned by fans and celebrated by San Francisco with City Hall lit in rainbow colors.

San Francisco's Let's Glow SF holiday light show returns, featuring installations by international artists and various festivities from December 6-15, aiming to boost downtown economic activity.

Jack London Square to host a free Halloween Día de los Muertos event in Oakland with activities like chalk art, dance, and music, catering to all ages on October 27.

The Oakland Zoo's Glowfari returns with new lantern spectacles, running from Nov 8, to Jan 26, 2025. The event features themed lantern areas and benefits the zoo's conservation efforts.

San Francisco announces "Nightmare on Front Street," a Halloween event with live music, games, and drinks on October 31, as part of a new entertainment district initiative.

Coldplay's Music Of The Spheres World Tour is set to visit Stanford Stadium on May 31, 2025, featuring sustainable practices and varied ticket pricing to ensure accessibility.

San Francisco is being considered as the future home for "The Saga Museum of Star Wars Memorabilia," which would feature over a million items and serve as an educational hub.

San Francisco's thirty-ninth Fleet Week features ship tours, STEM exhibits, concerts, and airshows, including the Blue Angels, from October 7-14, highlighting military appreciation and patriotism.

Fetish was the word of the day as SoMa welcomed the 41st annual Folsom Street Fair on Sunday.

Mary J. Blige is scheduled to perform at San Francisco's Chase Center on March 7, 2025, during her "The For My Fans Tour." Tickets go on sale on October 4th.

San Francisco recently hosted multiple events, including free concerts with bands such as Portugal. The Man, in an effort to revitalize the city and boost local businesses post-pandemic.

Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day expressed his disapproval of the Oakland A’s potential move to Las Vegas and owner John Fisher during a concert, emphasizing his connection to the Bay Area and criticizing Las Vegas.

San Francisco held its inaugural Oktoberfest within the new 'Entertainment Zone,' allowing public alcohol consumption between certain streets, showcasing local businesses' hopes for economic recovery.