K-Pop Sunday includes a "baby rave," dance lessons, and more. Photo courtesy of the Asian Art Museum.
The sun is shining over the Bay, so get ready for the most epic BARTable events. Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at a parade or bar crawl, try a new cuisine during Oakland Restaurant Week, or head to the Asian Art Museum for K-Pop Sunday. Whatever you want to do, BART can get you there. So load up your Clipper card or tap and ride to your favorite destination.
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Head to Dublin to celebrate St. Patrick's Day. Photo courtesy of Patch.com.
March 13 | San Leandro
4-9 p.m.| 100 W. Juana Ave.
It's Women's History Month, and San Leandro is hosting Women's HERStory Fest - celebrating the women who have made impacts in history and personal lives. There will be music, delicious food, crafted drinks, artisan vendors, and more. The festival is at 100 W. Juana Ave., 0.4 miles from San Leandro Station.
March 13 & 14 | Civic Center/UN Plaza and Downtown Berkeley
7:30 p.m.| 401 Van Ness Ave and 2345 Channing Way
Out of times of struggle come songs of resilience and hope. This show pairs music of reflection and renewal from 17th- and 18th-century Europe and African American spirituals born of the same era, revealing how, across centuries and continents, music connects us through strength, endurance, and shared humanity. Presented by Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra & Chorale at the Herbst Theatre, 0.4 miles from Civic Center/UN Plaza on Friday and at the First Congretional Church just 0.6 miles from Downtown Berkeley on Saturday.
March 14 | Coliseum
7 p.m. | 7000 Coliseum Way
The Oakland Roots SC take on New Mexico United at the Oakland Coliseum for the 2026 season opener. Bay Area legend E-40 will perform the halftime show, and a fireworks show will follow. Take BART to Coliseum Station and cross the BART pedestrian bridge to get to the stadium.
March 14-15 | Dublin/Pleasanton
8 a.m.-5 p.m.| 100 Civic Plaza
Experience the Emerald Isle with no passports required! Come to the City of Dublin’s St. Patrick’s Day Festival to find three stages of Irish music and dance; authentic Irish food and beverages; more than 250 fine arts and commercial vendors, including an Irish Marketplace; roaming leprechauns and bagpipers; carnival rides; and an Irish Tea Cottage. When you exit Dublin/Pleasanton Station, head 1.3 miles to the center of the event. It all kicks off with the Dublin Rotary Club parade on Saturday at Amador Valley Road and Dublin Blvd beginning at 9:30 a.m. just 0.9 miles from West Dublin.
Through March 22 | Stations vary
Times vary | Locations vary
Explore exclusive menus, special offers, and unique activations celebrating the city’s culture and cuisine. Don’t miss this 10-day feast of global flavors in one of America’s top food destinations. Favorite foodie hotspots include Jack London Square, Temescal, Uptown, and Fruitvale, among others, making Oakland Restaurant Week a perfect
BARTable event.
Through March 22 | Powell St
Times vary | 1 Taylor St.
"Spamalot," an original Broadway production, was nominated for fourteen Tony Awards and won three, including Best Musical. The musical comedy lovingly ripped off from the film classic, "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," "Spamalot" features well-known song titles such as "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life," "The Song That Goes Like This," "Find Your Grail," and more that have become beloved classics in the musical theatre canon. The hysterical performance takes place 0.2 miles from Powell St.
Through March 22 | Powell St
Times vary | 415 Geary St.
Experience the spine-tingling suspense of “Paranormal Activity” live on stage at the Toni Rembe Theater. Just steps from Powell St, this production is as chilling as it gets.
Through April 19 | Civic Center/UN Plaza
Times vary | 1127 Market St
This world premiere play with music comes from A.C.T.-commissioned playwright Eisa Davis, the singular writer-musician-actor whose keen ear for the language and inner lives of adolescent women brought us the Pulitzer finalist "Bulrusher." At turns hilarious and melancholy, raucous and poetic, "||: Girls :||: Chance :||: Music :||" is an exquisite and achingly true story of friendship, self-discovery, and the salvation of art-making. The show opens at Strand Theater, 0.1 miles from Civic Center/UN Plaza.
You needn’t pay a dime – or even a pretty penny! – to enjoy the breadth of the Bay Area’s offerings. Below you’ll find a roundup of free local events, including festivals, markets, museum admission-free days and more!
Enjoy an exclusive experience at Oracle Park during Giants FanFest. Photo courtesy of Chris6d on Wikimedia.
March 14 | Montgomery St
12-4 p.m. | 24 Willie Mays Plaza
Fan can get access to exclusive ballpark locations like the clubhouse, broadcast booth and dugout this weekend at the Giants FanFest. Meet-and-greets and autograph opportunities with Giants alumni and Lou Seal will be available, on-field activations, and photo opportunities with the World Series trophies. Grab your gear and head to Oracle Park, it's just one mile from Montgomery St BART.
March 15 | Montgomery St
10 a.m.-5 p.m. | Market St and Montgomery St
The United Irish Societies hosts one of the city's most popular parades. Over 100 floats will make their way down Market St to proudly show off their appreciation for Irish culture. At the parade, the festival in Civic Center will have traditional foods, local vendors and music for all to enjoy. The parade starts at Market St at 2nd St right outside Montgomery St BART.
New events have just arrived in the Bay Area! New shows, one-time events, unique workshops, annual events or anything that's just popped up on our radar. Learn more about what qualifies as "BARTable" or use hashtag #sfbartable for the chance to be featured!
The Oakland Roots SC open the season up at the Coliseum this weekend. Photo courtesy of the Oaklandside.
March 13-15 | Civic Center/UN Plaza
Times vary | 1233 Polk St.
Over 15,000 people will hit the streets of San Francisco to celebrate St. Patrick's Day at the biggest pub crawl in the city. Check in at Mayes Oyester House, then the fun continues at 20+ bars offering drink specials, DJs, and nonstop festivities. Take BART to Civic Center/UN Plaza and start the crawl 0.9 miles away.
March 15 | Civic Center/UN Plaza
10:30 a.m-4 p.m. | 200 Larkin St.
Join fellow K-pop enthusiasts of all ages for a day party. Whether you’re part of a dance crew, a card-carrying K-pop superfan, or catching the wave for the first time, all are welcome. The Asian Art Museum hosts K-Pop Sunday, 02. miles from Civic Center/UN Plaza.
March 15 | Embarcadero
10 a.m.-4 p.m. | One Ferry Building
The Pickwick Vintage Show features over 70+ exhibitors from across California, featuring collections of vintage clothing, jewelry, accessories, textiles, findings, and inspiration of all kinds. This Sunday, it's taking over the Ferry Building 0.3 miles from Embarcadero.
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