Summer of Discovery: San Francisco’s New Art, Flavors, Festivals, and Experiences Await

SAN FRANCISCO (May 5, 2025) — San Francisco’s summer season brings a fresh wave of groundbreaking exhibitions, vibrant new attractions, boundary-pushing cuisine, and one of the country's most dynamic festival calendars. From May through the city’s famed “second summer” in September and October, visitors and locals can enjoy crisp mornings, coastal breezes, and endless new ways to experience the City by the Bay.

Creativity in Full Force: San Francisco Unveils Major Exhibitions, Immersive Art, and Bold Public Works

San Francisco (May 5, 2025)—This summer, creativity takes over San Francisco. Major exhibitions, boundary-pushing installations, and bold public art are transforming museums, galleries, and open spaces across the city, offering visitors an immersive, exhilarating season of discovery.

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art’s (SFMOMA) impressive exhibition program includes major presentations of celebrated artists’ works:

At the Table of Innovation: San Francisco’s New Restaurants, Global Fusion, and Bold Flavors

SAN FRANCISCO (May 5, 2025) — San Francisco’s dining scene is breaking new ground this season with bold flavors, inventive fusion, and a fresh wave of culinary creativity across the city. Here’s what’s new — and next — on San Francisco’s table.

The Beat of the Bay: San Francisco’s Ultimate Lineup of Music Festivals and Summer and Fall Events

San Francisco (May 5, 2025) – San Francisco pulses with the sound of celebration every summer and fall. From iconic music festivals and dance parties to free concerts and cultural parades, the city delivers an unforgettable season of rhythms, beats, and community spirit, with many events free to all.

San Francisco Welcomes the World’s Leading Cybersecurity Event

RSAC™ 2025 Conference Returns to Moscone Center from April 28 to May 1 with Innovation, Expansion, and Unprecedented Investment

Events at San Francisco’s Convention Center Generated an Estimated $174 Million in Economic Impact in the First Quarter of 2025

SF Travel reports Q1 year-over-year increases in economic impact and total attendees