The Return of Sunday Streets
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"It's great to see the momentum for making open-streets permanent."
Recent Streetsblog SF posts about Sunday Streets
Last Sunday Streets of the Year, Excelsior
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Thousands of people, including lots of kids, came out to the Excelsior neighborhood yesterday morning and afternoon to enjoy a bright and sunny Sunday Streets on Mission Street. This one ran from Avalon/Theresa to Geneva Streets, and marks the final Sunday Streets event of 2017. As the city’s best-known open-streets event, it was also an opportunity for checking […]
Sunday Streets Bayview/Dogpatch
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Circus performers, live bands, advocates, and even a few farm animals enjoyed the sunshine of yesterday’s “Sunday Streets” through the Dogpatch and Bayview neighborhoods. This Sunday Streets took up a roughly three-mile stretch of the southbound lanes of Third Street, which was closed to cars from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. And unlike Sunday Streets […]
Eyes on the Street: Sunshine for First Sunday Streets of 2017
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Yesterday afternoon, thousands of people strolled, biked, skate boarded, and just generally had a good time on Valencia Street in the Mission, during the first Sunday Streets of 2017. After a long, wet winter, everyone seemed in especially good spirits on such a warm day. That said, there were serious overtones to the festivities and advocates […]
Sunday Streets Embarcadero: A Moment to Bring People Together
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Sunday afternoon was the last “Sunday Streets” of the season, on Embarcadero in downtown San Francisco. This time the event, which went from 11 to 4 p.m., ran from AT&T Park to Broadway. The Embarcadero is where “Sunday Streets” first started in San Francisco, back in 2008.