Sunday Streets Mission Recap

On July 20, Sunday Streets Mission welcomed thousands of residents and visitors to take their place on the car-free streets, enjoying programming, shopping at local businesses, and exploring fun free activities for all! Activities included live performances, health resources, family bike courses, BMX & skateboard courses, and more.

We’re proud to partner with the American Indian Cultural District and would like to give a special shout-out to the American Indian Cultural Center for their marketplace & stage with performances, vendors, & community resources!

Thank you as well to Mission Local for your coverage: ‘The Mission’s largest open street event returns’ with a quote from our Deputy Director Sally Chen:

“In this particularly difficult political time, I think it’s important to foster community resilience and trust in each other’s neighbors,” said Sally Chen, deputy director of Livable City. “We had to ask ourselves how to keep people safe during events that are open to the public,” Chen added.

Sunday Streets Mission is made possible by a network of incredible partner organizations, sponsors, and collaborators including:
  • American Indian Cultural Center
  • American Indian Cultural District
  • Mission Housing Development Corporation
  • SF Recreation and Parks
  • SF Department of Public Works
  • Spare the Air
  • Into the Streets
  • iHeart Media
  • Xfinity
  • Baywheels and Lyft
  • SF Dept of Child Support Services
  • SF District Attorney’s Office Victim Services

Featuring our favorite activities, interactive games, and arts & culture that local businesses and neighbors bring out to Sunday Streets.

As the creator of our season art, Evil Mizu brought out a whole range of incredible custom art, posters, t-shirts, stickers, and more to show off on event day. Show her some love at her online store, in case you missed her on the day!

For brick and mortar businesses, we are excited to feature Buddha Raksa Thai Massage. Located at 2462 Mission Street, this neighborhood business brought refreshing 15-minute free massages to Sunday Streets for people to try out their wonderful services.

SPONSOR & EVENT PARTNER

Sunday Streets SF is a program of the nonprofit Livable City and presented in partnership with SF Department of Public Health Community Health Equity & Promotion (CHEP), SF Municipal Transportation Agency, and the City and County of San Francisco.

Sunday Streets Mission is made possible by the support of the following event sponsors and partners: the American Indian Cultural Center, American Indian Cultural District, Mission Housing Development Corporation, and San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department.

The Sunday Streets SF 2025 season is made possible by the support of the following season sponsors and partners: SF Department of Public Health Community Health & Equity Promotion (CHEP), San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, Bay Area Air District (BAAD), and Spare the Air, Xfinity, SF Public Works, SF Recreation and Parks, Lyft and Bay Wheels, Community Living Campaign, University of California San Francisco, Anthem Blue Cross, Kaiser Permanente, iHeartMedia, and Into the Streets.

Your Street. Your Day.

Sunday Streets is San Francisco’s open streets program that transforms miles of city streets into car-free community spaces for kids to play, seniors to stroll, businesses and organizations to connect, and neighbors to meet.

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