BARTable This Weekend: April 25-27
Catch a San Francisco Giants game this weekend near BART. Photo courtesy of San Francisco Travel.
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? You’re in the right place. We’ve got all the best happenings around the Bay! From live theater and outdoor festivals to family-friendly workshops, cultural celebrations and sports events, these BARTable events offer something for everyone. Don’t forget your Clipper card. We’ll see you out there!
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Don't miss "The Comedy of Errors" this weekend in the Bay Area. Photo courtesy of A.C.T.
GO GREEN! Mobility Fair at the El Cerrito Plaza BART
April 26 | El Cerrito Plaza
11 a.m.–3 p.m. | 515 Richmond St.
Bring the entire family to the El Cerrito Plaza BART parking lot this weekend for games (think Big Jenga, Yahtzee and Connect Four), live music, face painting and crafts. You’ll learn more about traveling locally with the planet in mind, and you can test e-bikes or participate in the Family Cycling Workshop.
“Frankenstein Encore” at War Memorial Opera House
April 26–27 | Civic Center/UN Plaza
Times Vary | 301 Van Ness Ave.
“Frankenstein” is based on the classic tale of life, death, love and identity. Composer Lowell Liebermann and choreographer Liam Scarlett reawakened this story with drama, mystery and a haunting score. Catch SF Ballet’s production at the War Memorial Opera House, 0.3 miles from Civic Center/UN Plaza.
"The Comedy of Errors" at the American Conservatory Theater
Through May 3 | Powell St
Times vary | 415 Geary St.
The American Conservatory Theater presents “The Comedy of Errors,” a fast-paced adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic tale of mistaken identities and separated families. This play has plenty of humor and heart and is sure to entertain any audience. Enjoy the show 0.3 miles from Powell St.
"Two Trains Running" at the American Conservatory Theater
Through May 4 | Powell St
Times vary | 415 Geary St.
Memphis Lee is a diner owner in a historically Black neighborhood in Pittsburgh at the height of the 1960s civil rights movement. Follow his journey as he decides if he should let the government take over his building or sell the property to a ruthless businessman. Witness this Tony-nominated play 0.3 miles from Powell St.
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!
Bust a move at Dance Week in San Francisco. Photo courtesy of Rhythm and Motion.
Hayward Lit Hop
April 26 | Hayward
2–8 p.m. | 835 C St.
This literary event starts at Hayward Heritage Plaza with a welcome from local civic and literary leaders, followed by a musical performance from the East Bay Symphonic Band. The event features poet laureate Leticia Guzman, Hayward’s past poet laureate Bruce Roberts, and youth laureates Ellie Bleharski and Fern Biswas. Participants will hop around venues on B and C Streets and attend up to 15 literary readings from local groups. Join the event 0.4 miles from Hayward Station.
The Wardrobe Project Flea
April 26 | Rockridge
10 a.m.–5 p.m. | 5660 College Ave.
This vintage and makers market is perfect for pre-loved unique finds, Y2K apparel, decor, local art and antique pieces. There are even $1 and $5 bins full of hidden treasures. Hop on BART and shop the sale in the Rockridge BART parking lot.
Well-Crafted Kids: Finger Knitting at Saluhall
April 26 | Powell St
2–4 p.m. | 945 Market St.
Head to Saluhall for a free, family-friendly craft workshop. You and your little one will learn how to knit using your fingers, hands and arms. Socialize and snack with fellow crafters 0.2 miles from Powell St.
Bay Area Dance Week
Through May 4 | Multiple
Times vary | Multiple
This fun, inclusive celebration of movement kicks off on April 25 in Union Square, where Rhythm and Motion will lead “One Dance,” a routine designed for all ages. Whether you prefer to watch or join in the fun, you’ll enjoy hip-hop, salsa, Bollywood and more until May 4. The kickoff event is 0.3 miles from Powell St, but check out the full calendar of events here.
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 California Native Homeland Festival is an excellent opportunity to learn something new. Photo courtesy of the Exploratorium.
“Pickin’ On The Polk” 10-Hour Music Festival + Block Party
April 26 | Civic Center/UN Plaza
Noon–10 p.m. | Polk St. between California and Broadway
This weekend, Polk St. will transform into a music festival with lots ot bluegrass, jazz, rock and electronic tunes. Kick off the festivities with an outdoor pilates class to the sounds of DJ Haute Mess. Don’t miss this fun event, 1 mile from Civic Center/UN Plaza.
California Native Homeland Festival
April 26 | Embarcadero
10 a.m.–5 p.m. | Pier 15
Celebrate science, art and culture at the 3rd annual California Native Homeland Festival hosted by the Exploratorium in partnership with the Association of Ramaytush Ohlone and American Indian Cultural District. Here, you can meet Native artists and learn about indigenous practices steeped in traditions relating to the California landscape. The full day starts with a marketplace and art and culture demonstrations, followed by a song and dance performance and forums, 0.6 miles from Embarcadero.
Outdoor Watch Party: Golden State Warriors vs. Houston Rockets
April 26 | Powell St or 16th St Mission
4 p.m. | 1 Warriors Way
Game three sees the Golden State Warriors take on the Houston Rockets away, but you can still feel like part of the action at home. Don your favorite gear and cheer on the Dubs in the Entertainment Zone at Thrive City. Food and drinks are available for purchase. Take BART to Powell St or 16th St Mission and walk or hop on Muni to the Chase Center. For more travel details, visit Take BART to the Game.
San Francisco Giants v. Texas Rangers
April 25–27 | Embarcadero
Times vary | 24 Willie Mays Plaza
The San Francisco Giants face the Texas Rangers this weekend at Oracle Park. Grab a hot dog and enjoy the game(s)! Take BART to Embarcadero and walk 1.2 miles, or transfer at Embarcadero to the Muni Metro N Line and pop out at the stadium.
The Millennium Tour 2025 at the Oakland Arena
April 26 | Coliseum
8 p.m. | 7000 Coliseum Way
The Millennium Tour arrives in the East Bay this weekend and features R&B and hip-hop artists from the 2000s, like Trey Songz, Omarion, Bow Wow and more. The night promises chart-topping hits and unforgettable music that continues to resonate today. Enjoy the show 0.3 miles from Coliseum.
Looking for more BARTable things to do? Try one of the many Michelin-starred restaurants near BART. Join the One Book One BART book club and go to one of its events. Or find a place to eat, before or after a SF Giants game. Don't forget to use BART's Trip Planner to plan your outing!
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