Nov. 8, 2017 marks the 40th anniversary of Harvey Milk’s election to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, making him the first openly gay elected official in the state.
Perhaps no art form more exemplifies San Francisco's Summer of Love than the music of the era. It led an explosion of culture and expression in the balmy summer months of 1967, and a counterculture revolution swept through the city by the bay. Tens of thousands of young folks swarmed to the Haight-Ashbury and Golden Gate Park, and they brought with them the sounds of change.
Easily Spotted in Steam Punk-Inspired LED-Lit Capes and Top Hats, Cultural Concierges Help Connect Super Bowl City Visitors with San Francisco’s Arts and Culture Attractions
San Francisco Travel program, Illuminate SF, doubles in scope to include 16 dramatic light art installations with a dedicated website designed to help navigate the citywide celebration
