Mayor Daniel Lurie promotes economic revival in San Francisco by introducing five new entertainment zones, aiming to boost local businesses and community engagement with nighttime markets and street events.

San Francisco's Chinatown Night Market has been named the top night market in the nation by USA Today, drawing thousands of visitors and benefiting the local economy.

Outside Lands 2025 announced its lineup with Doja Cat, Hozier, and Tyler, The Creator as headliners. Three-day passes are on sale, with single-day details pending.

The Jonas Brothers announced their "JONAS20: LIVING THE DREAM" tour, celebrating 20 years of music, with tickets available from March 28 and a show at San Francisco's Chase Center on September 25.

A longtime employee of Castro nightclub The Café (2369 Market Street) has taken over ownership of the bar and dance club.

The Golden Gate Bandshell in San Francisco is hosting its fifth season of free live music with over 125 concerts from March through mid-November, focusing on a diverse range of genres and local talent.

The Lumineers are set to perform in San Francisco on their Automatic World Tour at the Chase Center on August 5, 2025, with tickets going on sale February 21.

Margaret Cho impresses on "Celebrity Jeopardy!" with strategic plays, earning $54,100 for charity, while fellow contestants Brosnahan and Green trail behind.

Noise Pop Festival 2025 in San Francisco adds St. Vincent, Ben Gibbard, and Earl Sweatshirt to its lineup, with a tribute to David Lynch planned. Tickets go on sale soon.

Joan Chen named grand marshal for SF's Chinese New Year Parade, with expected grandeur including ceremonial firecrackers, traditional dance, and a drone show.

Round 1 arcade has opened in San Francisco's Stonestown Galleria, attracting gamers and families with its games, bowling, and a full bar, and becoming a vibrant social space.

"The Golden Girls Live: The Christmas Episodes" returns to San Francisco featuring drag renditions of the classic sitcom with vintage set pieces and original singer Cindy Fee's performance.

Zach Bryan and Kings of Leon will headline a seven-hour concert in Golden Gate Park on August 15, 2025, as part of a concert series that once drew 50,000 fans.