Sunday Streets Are Back!

This weekend will mark the ninth season of Sunday Streets, San Francisco's open-streets event. The festivities start at 11 am and go until 4 on Valencia Street between McCoppin and 26th.

By Roger Rudick

3:03 PM PDT on April 8, 2016

Last year's Sunday Streets event in the Mission. Photo: SFMTA — Last year’s Sunday Streets event in the Mission. Photo: SFMTA

This weekend will mark the ninth season of Sunday Streets, San Francisco’s open-streets event. The festivities start at 11 am and go until 4 on Valencia Street between McCoppin and 26th.

Here are more details from the Sunday Streets Facebook page:

Help kick off the Sunday Streets 2016 season at Mission Sunday Streets on April 10th from 11am-4pm. Walk, bike, dance, play and explore your way down Valencia Street from McCoppin to 26th Street!
For a list of activities, visit:
www.SundayStreetsSF.com/Mission-041016
JOIN THE OPENING PROCESSION
11am @ McCoppin & Valencia with Carnaval San Francisco
New to 2016, Sunday Streets will be kicking off each route with an Opening Procession lead by Host Neighborhood community groups. Join the celebration with a bedazzled bike, a proud pooch, bubbles or simply a smile – the more the merrier!
GET INVOLVED
For information on volunteering, visit:
www.SundayStreetsSF.com/volunteer
For information about hosting an activity, visit:
www.SundayStreetsSF.com/faqs-activity-leaders/
For local access concerns, contact:
SundayStreets@livablecity.org

And if you can’t make it this weekend, there will be plenty of other opportunities to enjoy a car-free Sunday Streets event in San Francisco:

May 1 Bayview/Dogpatch

June 12 Sunset (on the Great Highway)

July 10 Tenderloin

August 21 Mission

October 16 Excelsior

September 11 Western Addition

November 13 The Embarcadero

You can also print out this handy flyer. Hope we’ll see you there, from all of us at Streetsblog!

Roger Rudick

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