Come out and join us for a day of car-free fun!
Sunday Streets is excited to host the 2026 season finale in the Excelsior on Sunday, October 18 on Mission Street between Geneva Avenue and Theresa Street from 11am to 4pm. We invite you to come and join us for nearly a mile of car-free streets! We’ve got some exciting things planned for the day so bring your family and friends.
- Excelsior 5k Walktober (9:30am @ Cayuga Playground)
- Click here to register
- Persia Triangle Family Hub
- Excelsior Coffee Parklet Party
- Community Well Clothing Swap
- Salvi Soul Encuentro Zone (Mission Street & Excelsior Avenue)
- Lucha Libre Showcase (Mission Street & France Avenue). Mattress raffle @ 2pm sponsored by El Corazon Furniture Gallery)
Exhibitors & Vendors:
- 11.11 Vida Buena
- Acterra
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- Anthem
- APA Family Support Services
- Art-IdeaSF
- Bay Area CISPES
- Bay2Bay Foundation
- Bernal Resistance Action Network
- Birth Companions Community Center
- Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco
- Breakthrough San Francisco
- Canal Alliance
- Casa Nava Piñatas
- City College of San Francisco
- Classypieces Co.
- Clecha
- Clínica Martín-Baró
- Coleman Advocates for Children and Youth
- Combat Krav Maga SF
- Community Boards
- Community Living Campaign
- Comunidad Cumbia
- Corazon Aventurero
- Creekside School
- Cross & Crown SF
- Cub Scouts Pack 88
- Department of Child Support Services
- etaoin shrdlu
- Exploratorium
- FACES SF
- Family Child Care Association of San Francisco
- Family Support Services
- Fat Chance Belly Dance
- Felton Institute
- Financial Literacy Campaign Community
- Human Kind Lab
- Indigenous Rootz of Cali
- Italian American Social Club
- Jerry Day 2027/Friends of JGA
- Joan Ganz Cooney Center/Sesame Workshop
- KIPP Public Schools
- Kryslee Skin Care Line
- La Tienda
- Mission Hiring Hall
- Mission Kids
- Mission Neighborhood Health Center
- Mission Science Workshop
- Mission Varrio Project Band
- Mission Yoga
- New York Life
- Ocean Avenue Presbyterian Church/Mission Bay Community Church
- On Lok
- OurCityYourStreet
- Pomo Elementz
- Presidio Trust
- Rebuilding Together San Francisco
- Sacred Sound Flutes
- San Francisco Bicycle Coalition
- San Francisco Department of Public Health
- San Francisco District 11 Democratic Club
- San Francisco District Attorney’s Office Victim Services Division
- San Francisco Education Alliance
- San Francisco Environment Department
- San Francisco Department of Public Health
- San Francisco Public Library – Exclesior Branch
- San Francisco Recreation & Parks
- San Francisco Transit Riders
- Scouting America
- South of Market Community Action Network
- Spare the Air
- Street Soccer USA San Francisco
- SunFlower Designs
- Taavo’s Treasures
- The Blarneys
- The Mission Street Jewelry
- Tucker & Veli
- UPwardHealth
- Wu Yee Children’s Services
- YMCA
- Your Happy Place
If you’d like to learn how to become a volunteer, exhibitor, or sponsor, click the button below.
SPONSORS & EVENT PARTNERS
The Sunday Streets SF 2026 season is made possible by the support of Civic Joy Fund, generous residents of San Francisco, Office of Economic Workforce and Development, San Francisco Municipal Transportation Authority, and Spare the Air.
Getting There
Sunday Streets strongly encourages biking, walking, or taking public transportation to get to Sunday Streets.
MUNI: For trip planning and other Muni-related info, go to sfmta.com/muni. Visit sfmta.com/alerts the week before the event for updated information on any Muni lines that may be impacted during the event. Bikes are allowed on the front racks of buses. The Excelsior Sunday Streets route is served by the following Metro lines: M and bus lines 8, 14, 29, 49, and 52.
BART: If you plan on taking BART, get off at the Balboa Park Station . For trip planning, go to bart.gov.
BIKE: Go to sfbike.org to download a bike map to help find a flat, bike-friendly route from your area or the nearest transit stop to Sunday Streets. Got a long way to go? Shorten the trip by taking transit part of the way. Muni buses have bike racks for 2 bikes, BART and Caltrain both allow bikes on board. For more information about bikes on BART, go to bart.gov/guide/bikes.
BY CAR: Please note parking options may be limited in the vicinity of Sunday Streets events, and no stopping or parking will be allowed on the event footprint. Towing will begin at 6 AM, and no vehicles are allowed to drive onto the route after 10 AM unless for local access and guided by a Sunday Streets staff or volunteer.
Check out Drive & Park to identify available parking lots and spaces nearby.
TRANSIT, TRAFFIC & PARKING CHANGES
STREET CLOSURES & PARKING CHANGES
The following streets will be closed:
- Mission Street between Geneva Avenue & Theresa Street
- Ocean Avenue between Persia Avenue & Mission Street
TRANSIT CHANGES
The 14, 49, and 52 lines will be rerouted between Geneva Avenue and Silver Avenue. For information on Muni reroutes, visit sfmta.com/alerts.
VEHICLE ACCESS FOR RESIDENTS, BUSINESSES & CHURCHES
If you need to exit/enter with a vehicle during the event, please get in touch with staff in advance via email at sundaystreets@livablecity.org or call 415-344-0489. Otherwise, wave down staff or volunteer in Sunday Streets t-shirts on event-day to get an escort who will guide you and help keep attendees safe.
DETOURS
Check back for more details for detours.
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