San Francisco’s streets are opening up once again for a season filled with community, movement, and joy. Sunday Streets SF is back for its 17th year, inviting residents and visitors alike to step outside, slow down, and celebrate the city together. Since 2008, this beloved program has reimagined neighborhoods by turning car-lined streets into safe, welcoming spaces for connection, recreation, and fun.

This year, Sunday Streets SoMa takes center stage, offering the chance to experience one of San Francisco’s most dynamic neighborhoods in a whole new way. On Sunday, October 5th, from 12 PM to 4 PM, Russ Street between Howard and Folsom will be closed to cars and opened to people. Expect a lively atmosphere filled with activities, performances, and cultural experiences that showcase the heart and soul of SoMa.

As part of the city’s broader open streets movement, Sunday Streets is more than just a block party; it’s a celebration of what’s possible when urban spaces are reimagined. Neighbors, families, and visitors can explore the area at their own pace, discover local businesses, and engage in interactive programs that highlight the vibrancy and diversity of San Francisco’s communities.

With its focus on accessibility, connection, and joy, Sunday Streets continues to be a highlight of fall in San Francisco. Whether you’re coming to dance, bike, play, or simply stroll with friends, the event offers something for everyone. Mark your calendar for October 5th and get ready to be part of a citywide tradition that turns everyday streets into extraordinary places.

Sincerely Yours
Jasper is a convergence. Of structure and imagination. Of the classic and the eclectic. Of art and life. This 400-foot high-rise apartment building crowns San Francisco’s fabled Rincon Hill and stands as an iconic addition to the city skyline. It is a statement about elegance in a place where elegance actually means something. Follow Jasper on Facebook and Instagram as we share news and updates about our exciting community.  #rentjasper It’s a heck of a place to call home.