We love our bars with a sense of history. They preserve our city history, cultural identity and make some damn good drinks. Here are the oldest, most awesome bars in the city that you should visit the next time you're in town.
San Francisco’s celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love – the 1967 counterculture phenomenon that drew nearly 100,000 young people to the city’s Haight-Ashbury neighborhood – is again convincing people to come to San Francisco and put some flowers in their hair.
“What’s New in San Francisco” is compiled by the San Francisco Travel Association. Past editions of “What’s New” and other San Francisco stories and ideas are available in the Media section of San Francisco Travel’s website.
What’s New in San Francisco” is compiled by the San Francisco Travel Association. Past editions of “What’s New” and other San Francisco stories and ideas are available in the Media section of San Francisco Travel’s website.
This section contains news on performing arts, dance, theater, literary, bespoke and visual arts – a unique community-driven collective available year round.
“What’s New in San Francisco” is compiled by the San Francisco Travel Association. Past editions of “What’s New” and a list of “Recent and Coming Attractions” are available in the Media section of San Francisco Travel’s website
A Year Full of Exhibitions, Events and Activities Explore the Summer that Changed Everything
Get an introduction to nine of the city’s most popular neighborhoods for visitors and tips on what to see and do during your visit.
San Francisco comes alive at night with music venues, bars and lounges for every taste, from huge dance clubs to a cool jazz lounge or a fun night of stand-up comedy. Check out our guide to the best of the Bay Area’s nightlife!
