#community-celebration

#community-celebration

More than 550 people attended to cheer on the eclectic group of trailblazers, stars and out-and-out icons. This year's Hall of Fame honorees were San Jose Earthquakes star Landon Donovan; USA Rugby's "Captain America," Todd Clever; women's wrestling pioneer Afsoon Roshanzamir Johnston; longtime Oak Grove High football coach Eddie Buller and retired San Jose Giants General Manager Mark Wilson, who will go down in history as the man who invented the "beer batter" promotion.

Date: Friday, November 21, 2025Time: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PMLocation: Parking Lot @ Ocean & Faxon Ave, San Francisco, CAAdmission: Free | All Ages Event Description The Ocean Avenue Block Party is bringing the energy to Ocean & Faxon for one unforgettable evening! ✨ Join neighbors, friends, and local businesses for a community celebration featuring: Whether you're here to shop, dance, or simply enjoy the evening, this free outdoor event is the perfect way to experience the best of Ocean Avenue.

OAKLAND, Calif. (KGO) -- Riding the high of this week's championship win, the Oakland Ballers say there will be a big celebration. Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee announced on Tuesday that there will be a big rally and parade for the Pioneer League champions. The parade will happen on Sunday, Oct. 5, starting at 1 p.m. at city hall and end at Prescott Market.

There's a lot of uncertainty up in the air so you know while we have it, we should take advantage of our freedom and our community,

Music thumps. Boots stomp. Smoke swirls. It rises like a dry mist from red-glowing cigarettes. It ebbs around an elk's skull, five-point antlers still attached, and a muzzle loader hanging on the wall. A potbellied stove washes its warmth over strutting men, women and children. A skinned-out bobcat dangles from the ceiling. A two-man chain saw with a 12-horsepower engine roosts on a canopy over the bar. A sign says: "This Business is Supported by Timber Dollars."

Sapphira Cristál hosted the Pride Concert, sharing her thoughts on Pride: "... standing in the full glory of who I am-past, present, and future. It's about celebrating not just my individuality, but also my connection to a powerful, beautiful community that has made space for my authenticity, art, and joy."

Pride Week for the San Francisco Dykes on Bikes® began on June 22 with the People's March, emphasizing protest and activism in supporting the LGBTQ+ community.

The revamped Russell Pedersen Playground, dedicated to U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Russell Pedersen, features colorful interactive play structures, fitness equipment, swings, and a water play area.

Join us at Presidio Tunnel Tops for a family-friendly celebration of Latin culture, dance, music, and community, all with breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge.

Join us as we celebrate five extraordinary years of bringing Castro Valley together. What started as a transformative vision continues to become the heart of our community.

Dating back to the 15th century, an annual event involves young locals climbing into the mountains at dawn to round up wild horses.

I don't know what to expect. It was fantastic," said one spectator. "I loved the show. I thought it was amazing." said another. "Very, very good. I'm happy it was here."

Join us for a vibrant, family-friendly celebration of Pacific Islander culture featuring dynamic dance, island beats, and live performances showcased by the Pacific Islander Cultural District.

For the Latin American community, art is an important way to represent their culture, seen at events like Wepa Fest which celebrates Puerto Rican and Caribbean heritage.

Under the sparkle of the Macy's 4th of July Fireworks, this year, 100,000 lucky residents will have front-row access to one of the city's most iconic events.

With the climate that we have politically, it just seems like they're trying to do away with the whole LGBTQ community, especially the trans community.

Join us for Lyrical Legacy, a celebration of 10 years of Lyrical Opposition featuring live hip-hop, poetry, and more—a testament to community artistry.

The parade was created by former CIUSA artistic director Dick Zigun in 1983.

On July 3, 1846, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle urged the Common Council to spend $2-3 hundred for Independence Day celebration, asserting proper observance would benefit local economy.

The SF Pride Party at City Hall invites attendees to escape the parade crowds for an afternoon of vibrant entertainment, delicious food, and a festive bar atmosphere.