Volunteer-led scenic walk on Sunday, August 31, 2025, visits five public artworks by Ruth Asawa across San Francisco with two route options and free admission. The event offers a longer 10am–2pm start or a shorter 11am–2pm start to accommodate varying participant needs. The route begins at the Origami Fountains in Japantown and concludes at Andrea Fountain in Ghirardelli Square, with stops at PARC Hilton, Union Square, Yerba Buena Gardens, the Embarcadero, and North Beach. Paths are mostly flat and wheelchair accessible with crosswalks, traffic lights, and curb cuts. Participants may choose to stop at SFMOMA to view the Ruth Asawa retrospective, which ends September 2. Attendees should verify event details with the organizer.
Take a volunteer-led scenic walk through San Francisco visiting five of Ruth Asawa's most notable public artworks. Participants can choose either a longer or shorter route, both of which are wheelchair accessible and mostly flat. The walk starts at the Origami Fountains in Japantown and ends at Andrea Fountain in Ghirardelli Square, with stops including Union Square and the Embarcadero.
Join us for a scenic volunteer-lead walk through San Francisco's most treasured neighborhoods and visit five of San Francisco's most accessible outdoor works of Ruth Asawa's art. To offer participants a longer walk or a shorter walk, this event has one route with two start times. The route is mostly flat, and has crosswalks, traffic lighting and curb cuts for wheelchairs. Participants may wish to stop at SF MOMA for a last look at the Ruth Asawa Retrospective which ends on September 2nd.
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