Community Events
52nd Annual Nihonmachi Street Fair @ Japantown SF
Get ready for a vibrant cultural explosion! The 52nd Annual Nihonmachi Street Fair returns to San Francisco’s Japantown on August 1st & 2nd, 2026.
United together since 1974, we have spent over half a century bringing our AAPI communities together to honor our roots and build our future. At its heart, the Nihonmachi Street Fair builds a culture of unity, belonging, and camaraderie, creating a space where every voice is celebrated and every generation feels at home.
Join us for an unforgettable weekend honoring the rich traditions and dazzling diversity of the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities.
Japantenna Presents: Japantown 120th Anniversary Photo Contest
Japantenna invites photographers of all levels to participate in our second annual Social Media Photo Contest, held in celebration of Japantown’s 120th anniversary. Submit up to five photos that are a reflection of the theme “My Japantown,” however it is that you interpret it.
Submission Period: August 1–31, 2026
Submissions are open from August 1 through August 31. Please review the contest rules by clicking the button below before submitting your entry.
52nd Annual Nihonmachi Street Fair @ Japantown SF
Get ready for a vibrant cultural explosion! The 52nd Annual Nihonmachi Street Fair returns to San Francisco’s Japantown on August 1st & 2nd, 2026.
United together since 1974, we have spent over half a century bringing our AAPI communities together to honor our roots and build our future. At its heart, the Nihonmachi Street Fair builds a culture of unity, belonging, and camaraderie, creating a space where every voice is celebrated and every generation feels at home.
Join us for an unforgettable weekend honoring the rich traditions and dazzling diversity of the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities.
Japanese Language Lounge @ Japantown Cultural District Visitor Center
The Japanese Language Lounge (JLL) is a casual conversation gathering designed for people interested in practicing Japanese and learning about Japanese culture. Whether you are a beginner, intermediate learner, native speaker, or simply curious about Japan, JLL provides a welcoming environment to connect, communicate, and build confidence in Japanese.
The hour-long sessions feature diverse themes, such as travel, food, hobbies, seasonal traditions, and everyday life in Japan. Participants engage in small-group conversations, interactive activities, and cultural exchange while practicing speaking and listening skills.
JLL is organized by the Japantown Cultural District Visitor Center and facilitated by native Japanese instructor and Japantown Navigators. The goal is to create a fun and supportive community where people can learn from one another, make new friends, and deepen their appreciation of Japanese language and culture.
Current Schedule: Twice monthly on Sundays through September 27, 2026, except July 29.
Location: Japantown Cultural District Visitor Center, Japan Center East Mall, 2nd Floor
Admission: $10 + Eventbrite service fee (registration encouraged) Special session $25 + Eventbrite Service fee (8/16 & 9/27)
2026 SAN FRANCISCO ALOHA RUN @ Crissy Field, San Francisco
JCYC’s 16th Annual SF Aloha Run 5K, 10K, Keiki Mile, and Keiki Trot will take place on Sunday, September 20, 2026 at Crissy Field in San Francisco.
Register now until July 29!
For the past 16 years, the San Francisco Aloha Run has brought together individuals of all ages and backgrounds to join an uplifting and healthy movement that supports the local community. The 2026 San Francisco Aloha Run is a platform for all of us to educate and lead by example through individual acts of kindness and hope.
Proceeds from the run will provide scholarships for low-income, first-generation college students through the JCYC Scholarship Programs. By registering and fundraising, you're helping shape a brighter future for the children and youth in our community and beyond. Donations are tax-deductible!
To learn more about our impact, visit sfaloharun.org/impact.
Packet pickup will be on Saturday, September 19 from 10 AM - 3 PM at Sports Basement Presidio and is required for all runners.
Karaoke Nights 2026 @ Konko Church of San Francisco
You're Invited to a Fun-Filled Karaoke Night!
Join us for an evening of singing, laughter, and delicious food at our Karaoke Event! We will also have an exciting raffle and a chili oil tasting and a potluck with catered food options.
Event Details:
Date: Saturday, May 23rd
Time: 6:00pm - 10:00pm
Location: Konko Church Social Hall
Featuring an Exclusive Raffle: Gifts from the Japantown Visitor's Center!
Raffle Information:
Participate in our raffle for a chance to win exciting prizes!
For your donations you will receive: $5 per Ticket, $20 for 5 tickets
Don't Miss Out!
This is a great opportunity to enjoy good food, great company, and showcase your singing talent. We can't wait to see you there!
POTLUCK OPPORTUNITY! Show off your skills or bring a purchased food item sharing your taste with the group. Participants are encouraged to bring a dish or drink to share.
*Special Appreciation Ceremony: We will be recognizing our We Are One volunteers who marched with us at the Chinese New Year Parade at this Karaoke Night.
Let’s make this a night to remember!
Tanabata Star Festival @ Japantown Cultural District Visitor Center
Celebrate the Tanabata Star Festival over two weekends in San Francisco Japantown! Enjoy colorful decorations and holiday deals, write your wishes on tanzaku wish strips, and experience one of Japan's most beloved seasonal traditions.
Tōrō Nagashi Floating Lantern Festival @ Sokoji Zen Mission Parking Lot
In Japan, it is said that the spirits of our ancestors come back annually to visit us for several days in middle of July of the lunar year. It is at this time that food is offered at the altar and a visit to the grave is made to welcome and remember our ancestors.
Some regions of Japan also light bonfires so that the ancestors will find their way to visit their families, while other areas make paper lanterns (toro) that are cast down the river with the names of those who have passed away or a message for them to read.
We hope that you will take this time to remember your ancestors and wish them a safe journey back home by writing a special message on your toro.
Each Toro ordered is handmade with a picture and name written on it.
On the day of the event, guests will enjoy yakitori and onigiri bento, as well as a variety of drinks, desserts, and snacks.
We are prepared to provide entertainment until dark.
Please join us and invite your friends and family.
Tanabata Star Festival @ Japantown Cultural District Visitor Center
Celebrate the Tanabata Star Festival over two weekends in San Francisco Japantown! Enjoy colorful decorations and holiday deals, write your wishes on tanzaku wish strips, and experience one of Japan's most beloved seasonal traditions.
JCCCNC Summer Kaiseki Virtual Cooking Workshop Via Zoom
Learn to prepare a seasonal kaiseki multi-course Japanese meal with instructors Larry Sokyo Tiscornia and Kimika Soko Takechi in this virtual cooking workshop. This summer's menu features chilled somen noodles with prawns, nasudengaku (grilled miso-glazed eggplant), a vegetarian tahini miso salad, miso soup, and rice. Recipes will be provided in advance, and a recording will be available after the workshop.
Nakayoshi Annual Welcome Picnic @ Sign Room in Presidio Sports Basement
Looking to meet new people and get involved in the Japanese American and APA community? Join Nakayoshi's biggest social event of the year to connect with young professionals, recent graduates, and community members. This free picnic is potluck-style, and guests are encouraged to bring food or beverages.
Second Annual Kintsugi 2026 Healing Conference @ Hotel Kabuki
Join Kintsugi 2026: A Space for Japanese American Healing & Community Repair. Inspired by the art of mending broken pottery with gold, Kintsugi 2026 is a transformative four-day gathering focused on understanding intergenerational trauma and exploring collective healing within the Nikkei community. Taking place in San Francisco’s historic Japantown, the conference will feature expert speakers, restorative workshops, intentional discussion groups, and a closing solidarity action.
Spaces are limited and filling fast on a first-come, first-served basis. Sliding-scale registration is open now, and youth/elder scholarships are available. Learn more and RSVP today! Organized by Tsuru for Solidarity in partnership with JCYC.
Tanabata Star Festival @ Japantown Cultural District Visitor Center
Celebrate the Tanabata Star Festival over two weekends in San Francisco Japantown! Enjoy colorful decorations and holiday deals, write your wishes on tanzaku wish strips, and experience one of Japan's most beloved seasonal traditions.
Vintage Japanese Pop-Up Market @ The Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California
Vintage Japanese ceramics, lacquerware, tea sets (for your matcha collections!), clothing, books, and etc.
Bring a friend to shop with you!
At our last sale, the most popular items were large print posters, art, ceramics, tea sets, and books! This sale supports the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California (JCCCNC).
Japan Week & Day @ Japan Center Malls & Hotel Kabuki
[Mon-Sun, 7/13-7/19]: Japan Week & Day @ Japan Center Malls & Hotel KabukiJoin us for a week of FREE traditional Japanese arts and cultural experiences at Genryu Arts! Reserve your spot today through Eventbrite:
源流アーツで、無料で日本の伝統芸術や文化体験を楽しめる1週間をぜひお過ごしください。Eventbriteから今すぐお申し込みください。
着物着付け: Kimono Dressing
現代舞踊: Contemporary Odori Dance
折り紙: Origami Workshop
芸術家パネルディスカッション: Artist Panel Discussion
組太鼓: Kumi Daiko Workshop (満席 SOLD OUT)!
[Sun, 7/19, 12N-5 pm]: VOLUNTEER for Japan Day Join us in San Francisco Japantown for a full day of Japanese culture, performances, demonstrations, family-friendly activities, and community celebrations. We are looking for volunteers for Japan Day. Please sign up here! July 19 Japan Day Volunteer SignUp
Tanabata Star Festival @ Japantown Cultural District Visitor Center
Celebrate the Tanabata Star Festival over two weekends in San Francisco Japantown! Enjoy colorful decorations and holiday deals, write your wishes on tanzaku wish strips, and experience one of Japan's most beloved seasonal traditions.
One City Day: Japantown Sidewalk Survey @ 1765 Sutter Street
Join San Francisco’s first citywide Day of Service by helping identify uneven sidewalks here in Japantown! Volunteers will document problem areas with photos to support future improvements, particularly for seniors and other community members.
What to Wear/Bring: Dress in layers and wear closed-toe shoes. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and a reusable water bottle. Additional supplies (gloves, tools, bags, etc.) will be provided by your project host unless otherwise notified. Sign up here. Questions: schang@japantowntaskforce.org
One City Day: Japantown Sidewalk Survey
About One City Day
Join us for One City Day — San Francisco’s first-ever citywide day of service! On Saturday, July 11th, San Franciscans across all 11 districts will come together to volunteer, connect, and show up for the city we love. Whether you’re gardening, cleaning up a neighborhood, packing supplies, or creating art, there’s the perfect project for all ages and abilities.
About This Project
Uneven sidewalks pose serious risks to pedestrians in Japantown. There is a large senior population living in and around the neighborhood. We have consulted with the office of District Supervisor Bilal Mahmood who advised that the community will need to document problem spots before the City can address them.
The event will recruit volunteers to note problem spots with cell phone photos and mapping coordinates. The data will be forwarded to the Department of Public Works.
What to Expect
When you get to your project site, your project host will welcome volunteers, go over the day’s activities, and provide a quick safety overview.
Volunteers will work alongside neighbors, community organizations, and city partners for approximately two hours.
There will be an opportunity to connect with fellow volunteers after your project wraps.
What to Wear/Bring
Dress in layers and wear closed-toe shoes.
Bring sunscreen, a hat, and a reusable water bottle.
Additional supplies (gloves, tools, bags, etc.) will be provided by your project host unless otherwise notified.
Project Partners
Japantown Task Force, Japanese American Citizens League San Francisco Chapter (SF JACL), & Jewish Community Relations Council
One City Day: Japantown Community Cleanup
About One City Day
Join us for One City Day — San Francisco’s first-ever citywide day of service! On Saturday, July 11th, San Franciscans across all 11 districts will come together to volunteer, connect, and show up for the city we love. Whether you’re gardening, cleaning up a neighborhood, packing supplies, or creating art, there’s the perfect project for all ages and abilities.
About This Project
Japantown is one of only three remaining J-towns in the United States. It is a cultural anchor, a home for seniors, and a destination for small businesses.
By participating, you aren't just picking up trash; you are protecting the legacy of this neighborhood, supporting our local merchant's recovery, and showing the rest of San Francisco what "One City" looks like when we care for our shared spaces.
Based on our past clean-ups, this event is perfect for: Families: A great way for kids to learn about civic responsibility and environmental stewardship. Students: High schoolers looking for community service hours (we provide sign-offs!). Corporate & Community Groups: A fantastic team-building opportunity for local offices or clubs. Long-time Residents & Newcomers: Whether you’ve lived here for 40 years or 4 days, this is the best way to meet your neighbors.
What to Expect
When you get to your project site, your project host will welcome volunteers, go over the day’s activities, and provide a quick safety overview.
Volunteers will work alongside neighbors, community organizations, and city partners for approximately two hours.
There will be an opportunity to connect with fellow volunteers after your project wraps.
What to Wear/Bring
Dress in layers and wear closed-toe shoes.
Bring sunscreen and a reusable water bottle.
Additional supplies (gloves, tools, bags, etc.) will be provided by your project host unless otherwise notified.
Project Partners
Japantown Community Benefit District
By participating or registering in a cleanup or volunteer event, I acknowledge and agree to the One City Day volunteer waiver: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YLmkplBpwR4prb4kQFcI93iWbTxn1Z6lRTOnBtJf2-Q/edit?usp=sharing
Vintage Japanese Pop-Up Market @ The Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California
Vintage Japanese ceramics, lacquerware, tea sets (for your matcha collections!), clothing, books, and etc.
Bring a friend to shop with you!
At our last sale, the most popular items were large print posters, art, ceramics, tea sets, and books! This sale supports the Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California (JCCCNC).
Japanese Language Lounge: Explore Japan @ Japantown Cultural District Visitor Center
Japanese Language Lounge: Explore Japan @ Japantown Cultural District Visitor Center, Japan Center East Mall, 2F
Practice Japanese and make new friends! The theme for this session is "Explore Japan"—discover Japan's diverse regions, unique local cultures, and foods. Learn useful travel phrases, share your favorite destinations and future travel plans, and connect with fellow Japan enthusiasts. Open to all levels—from beginners to native speakers. Free; advance registration recommended.
Fillmore Jazz Festival @ Fillmore District
[Sat-Sun, 7/4-5, 10 am-6 pm]: 2026 Fillmore Jazz Festival @ Fillmore DistrictJoin for two free days packed with music, community, and celebration! The 2026 Fillmore Jazz Festival returns, bringing live jazz back to the heart of San Francisco’s historic Fillmore District— once known worldwide as the “Harlem of the West.” Presented by the Fillmore Jazz Festival Preservation Fund and the Fillmore Merchants Association. Details.
Fillmore Jazz Festival @ Fillmore District
[Sat-Sun, 7/4-5, 10 am-6 pm]: 2026 Fillmore Jazz Festival @ Fillmore DistrictJoin for two free days packed with music, community, and celebration! The 2026 Fillmore Jazz Festival returns, bringing live jazz back to the heart of San Francisco’s historic Fillmore District— once known worldwide as the “Harlem of the West.” Presented by the Fillmore Jazz Festival Preservation Fund and the Fillmore Merchants Association. Details.
250th Anniversary Week @ Manny's
Join us for this weeklong exploration into the past, present, and future of SF & the United States as they hit their 250th birthdays!
Through conversations, storytelling, and celebrations, the series will examine the people, movements, ideas, and cultural shifts that have shaped our city and our country, while imagining what the next 250 years could look like. The week begins with celebrating the founding of San Francisco at Mission Dolores on June 29, 1776 and culminates with a July 3rd Movie Marathon.
The Week-Long pass gets you admission to all events for the week! This means $108 of value for $60! Or if you'd prefer, you can purchase tickets per event down below:
Series Lineup:
Mon 6/29 @ 6pm: Commemorating 250 Years of SF at its Birthplace w/ Andy Galvan and Adam Hirschfelder!
Tue 6/30 @ 6pm: Innovation, Identity & the Fight for the Soul of SF w/ Jonathan Weber!
Tue 6/30 @ 7:30pm: How SF Was Shaped by Gold & Quakes and What's Next? w/ Dr. Ross Stein!
Wed 7/1 @ 6pm: Immigrant Artists on Resistance, Liberation & Community w/ Jose Antonio Vargas!
Wed 7/1 @ 7:30pm: SF of the Future – A what-if dispatch from the year 2100 w/ futurist Jason Tester!
Thur 7/2 @ 6pm: Trans 250! w/ Rev. Dr. Megan Rohrer!
Fri 7/3 from 9am-7pm: July 4th Movie Marathon!
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Thank you to our 250th Anniversary Week Partners for helping to make this week happen!
A MOMENT of Refinement / 雅の時間 @ Nichi Bei Kai Cultural Center
Your introduction to Kōdō & Tea Ceremony — taught by senior teachers invited from Japan. Charitable opportunity to support Japanese culture.
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In one elegant afternoon or morning, experience Kōdō (the Way of Incense) and a Tea lecture and Tea ceremony — two of Japan's most treasured classical arts. Both AM and PM sessions share the same program.
Wonderful charitable opportunity to support Japanese traditional arts. Proceeds of this event will support preservation of Japanese culture, including maintenance of Kanso-an, one of the most authentic Tea Houses in California.
◆ Program
I｜Kōdō — The Way of Incense Lecture
Gyōyū Yashima, Licensed Senior Instructor of Oie-ryū Kōdō
Quietly appreciate the fragrance of rare aromatic woods in the traditional art of "monkō" — listening to incense.
II｜Tea Ceremony Lecture & Tea Ceremony, Omotesenke
Teruko Hatakeyama, Certified Teacher, Omotesenke-ryū
Observe the preparation of "usucha" (thin tea), savor Matcha and Wagashi (Japanese sweets), and learn the history of the Way of Tea — tracing Japan's unique aesthetic of harmony.
◆ Sessions
🕥 AM Session: Begins at 10:30 AM
🕥 PM Session: Begins at 1:30 PM
*You may not be able to join the session if you are late more than 15 minutes.
◆ Ticket
Tatami seat $75 (Tatami seating during tea ceremony)
Bench seat $65
*Nichi Bei Kai members enjoy 10% off
◆ Included
Kōdō & Tea Ceremony lectures, Matcha and Wagashi (Japanese sweets)
◆ Capacity Limited to 35 guests per session — advance reservation required
Gunplamo (Gunpla Social) @ The Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California
Are you a fan of the iconic mecha anime Gundam? Join the community in building the popular Japanese mecha models! Gunpla models allows individuals to showcase their craftsmanship and attention to detail creating miniature works of art! Whether you are a seasoned builder or a newcomer to the world of Gundam, this event will be a fun and enriching opportunity to connect with like-minded enthusiasts. (Never a better time to start going through your backlog!)
Participants below the age of 14 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian throughout the event.
One DAY of Refinement / 雅の一日 @ Nichi Bei Kai Cultural Center
One day. Three classical Japanese arts taught by senior teachers invited from Japan. Charitable opportunity to support Japanese culture.
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Experience three of Japan's most revered traditional arts in a single day: Kōdō (the Way of Incense), live Koto performance, and Tea Ceremony. Hosted at Kanso-an, the intimate cultural salon of Hokka Nichi Bei Kai in San Francisco.
Wonderful charitable opportunity to support Japanese traditional arts. Proceeds of this event will support preservation of Japanese culture, including maintenance of Kanso-an, one of the most authentic Tea Houses in California.
◆ Program
I｜Kōdō — The Way of Incense
Gyōyū Yashima, Licensed Senior Instructor of Oie-ryū Kōdō
Precious aromatic woods from Southeast Asia are gently warmed over charcoal, and participants quietly "listen" to the rising fragrance — a meditative practice refined over centuries. Guests will experience "kumikō," a traditional incense-matching game.
II｜Live Koto & Kaiseki Bento Lunch
Kō Ishikawa, Grand Senior Instructor, Ikuta Chikushikai
Enjoy a specially crafted Japanese Kaiseki bento lunch by a local acclaimed chef from Sora, accompanied by a live koto performance.
III｜Tea Ceremony Lecture & Thick-Thin Tea Sessions
Teruko Hatakeyama, Certified Teacher, Omotesenke-ryū
Observe the preparation of both "koicha" (thick tea) and "usucha" (thin tea), savor matcha, and learn the history of the Way of Tea — tracing its connections to Zen, political power, and Japan's unique aesthetic of harmony.
◆ Admission
Tatami seat $250 per person (10 seats available)
Bench seat $220 per person
*Hokka Nichi Bei Kai members enjoy 10% discount — please contact us before purchasing.
*Tatami seating places you inside the tatami room (Rinwa-ken), where you'll have an unobstructed, up-close view of the teachers at work — the most immersive experience of the day. Note that this is floor seating with no chairs, so please choose accordingly. Bench seating is located just outside the tatami room with a bench seating, and you'll have the opportunity to step inside during the Kōdō demonstration. All guests must bring white socks or white tabi (split-toe socks).
◆ Included
Kōdō incense experience
Japanese Kaiseki lunch
Matcha & wagashi (Japanese sweets)
A take home gift
◆ Schedule
Doors Open at 10:00AM
Event Begins at 10:30AM
*Please contact us if you will be late to join or leave early.
◆ Capacity Limited to 35 guests — advance reservation required
Questions? Contact us at
nichibeikaievents@gmail.com
Presented by Hokka Nichi Bei Kai (Japanese American Association of Northern California) www.nichibeikai.org
Kimochi Saimin to Go Fundraiser @ Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California
Kimochi Saimin to Go: Friday, June 26
$18.00
This comforting noodle dish brings together Japanese and local Hawaiian flavors with noodles, char siu (pork), kamaboko (fish cake), shredded scrambled egg, and green onion. Wakame salad and fruit kanten accompany the saimin.
Curbside Pickup
1840 Sutter Street #101 San Francisco, CA 94115
Available between 4:30 pm and 7:00 pm in 30-minute intervals.
Please be sure to select your pickup time when placing your order.
JCYC Open House
Save the date for the JCYC Open House on Thursday, June 25 from 5-8 PM. This special one-night event offers a rare opportunity to step inside our Pine Street office as we open our doors to the public for an evening celebrating the impact, history, and future of JCYC. Guests will have the chance to learn about programs, connect with other community members, and be among the first to experience the unveiling of our new mural, a powerful visual story tracing our organization’s journey from its founding to the present day.
Light refreshments and drinks will be served. More information about how to RSVP will be released soon. We look forward to seeing you there!
Bon Odori Practice @ Buddhist Church of San Francisco Gym
Get ready for the 83rd Annual Ginza Bazaar & 95th Annual Bon Odori on Sat-Sun, 7/25-26 at 1881 Pine Street. Beginners are welcome to join open practice sessions held over four weeks and learn bon odori folk dance steps. All practices are 7:30-9 pm @ BCSF Gym, enter on Octavia at Pine. Mon, 6/22; Wed, 6/24; Fri , 6/26; Mon, 6/29; Wed, 7/1; no practice on Fri, 7/3; Mon, 7/6; Wed, 7/8; Fri, 7/10; Mon, 7/13, Wed, 7/15; Fri, 7/17. Come to as many practices as you can! Volunteer instructors needed.
Sencha Green Tea 101 Tea Workshop for Everyday Drinking @ Japantown Cultural District Visitor Center
While matcha ceremonial green tea is well known, sencha green tea is Japan's most popular daily tea. Join us a casual green tea workshop!
Sencha is Japan's most popular daily green tea, offering a balanced, refreshing flavor profile distinct from matcha. A casual, hands-on workshop is available for beginners and enthusiasts to master brewing techniques, including water temperature and steeping time. Participants will engage in a guided tasting of different Sencha types, transforming their daily tea routine. Reserve a spot to learn the art of this versatile tea.
JCCCNC Chabana Virtual Flower Arrangement Workshop – June 2026
Date: June 20, 2026
Time: 11:00am – 1:00pm
Instructor: Larry Sokyo Tiscornia and Kimika Soko Takechi
Location: Online via Zoom, Meeting info will be sent upon registration
$25 Center Members, $30 General Public
Join us this summer as instructors Larry Sokyo Tiscornia and Kimika Soko Takechi teach us the history and techniques behind Chabana, a style of ikebana famous for being used in Chanoyu.
Chabana, the simple but elegant style of flower arranging for Chanoyu (Japanese tea ceremony). This traditional Japanese art form has deep roots in the more formalized Ikebana style of flower arranging which is firmly seated in both Shintoism and Buddhism. Cha literally means tea and bana is taken from the word hana or flower. Various styles of vases and baskets will be discussed and there will be instruction on how to create simple and beautiful seasonal arrangements.
San Francisco Giants Hello Kitty Night vs. Chicago Cubs @ Oracle Park
San Francisco Giants Hello Kitty Night vs. Chicago Cubs @ Oracle Park
Join the Center at select Giants Special Event Games. Sit with other members and enjoy the game, discounted ticket prices and no added ticket fees.
All Special Event ticket holders will be eligible to receive the exclusive special event giveaway items. Ticket availability is limited and on a first-come basis.
Game Details:
All games will be played at Oracle Park, 24 Willie Mays Plaza, San Francisco.
Please view the ticket and marketing materials for the exact date, time and giveaway items.
*The first 25,000 fans will receive a Hello Kitty Plush Key Chain Blind Box at the gate - NO GUARANTEE.