The Bay is preparing for the big game. Photo courtesy of BART.
Reach new heights at Mosaic Boulders climbing gym. Photo courtesy of Mosaic boulders. What would the new year be without the promise of setting and tackling a few self-improvement goals? And just as we help you get to where you need to go, we've rounded up a selection of fitness and wellness spots that will not only help you stay motivated but also keep you up to date on the latest industry trends. Try indoor rock climbing or discover a new hiking trail. Whichever you prefer, BART can get you there.
Play in the light at the Exploratorium's exhibit "Glow." Photo courtesy of the Exploratorium. January is proving to be an action-packed month! The Bay Area is starting 2026 with high-flying performances, festive ice rinks, free community events and can’t-miss concerts — all BARTable. Whether you’re planning a big night out, a family-friendly outing or a low-key weekend close to home, there’s no shortage of things to do near BART.
Enjoy San Francisco's Downtown First Thursdays. Photo courtesy of Eventbrite.
Get creative at an art class at The Crucible. Photo courtesy of The Crucible.
Take a spin on the ice this weekend in San Francisco. Photo courtesy of DoTheBay.
Catch a classic Christmas film with beautiful live music at Davies Symphony Hall. Photo courtesy of DoTheBay.
Celebrate New Year's Eve in San Francisco. Photo courtesy of BayArea.comNot sure where to be when the countdown starts? You’re in the right place. Whether your ideal New Year's Eve celebration includes fireworks, packed dance floors or low-key family-friendly parties, the Bay Area has an event for you. We’ve rounded up the best BARTable New Year's Eve options to help you plan the perfect night. Whatever you decide to do, we hope 2026 begins with joy.
Photo courtesy of PJ Library Bay Area.Happy Chanukah, BARTable readers. December 14 marks the beginning of the Jewish festival of Chanukkah. For eight days, the winter “Festival of Lights” is celebrated with nightly menorah lighting, special prayers, and fried foods. The Hebrew word Chanukkah means “dedication” and refers to the rededication of the Holy Temple. Find delectable dishes made by Jewish business owners at the restaurants below.
Don't skip SantaCon this weekend in San Francisco. Photo courtesy of Downtown SF Partnership. Looking for cheerful ways to spend the weekend in the Bay Area? Check out winter wonderlands, holiday performances, free festivals, ice skating rinks and neighborhood gatherings. Bundle up, hop on BART and step into the season. Here is our weekend roundup of BARTable happenings.