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The 18 best events in SF this weekend, from Earth Day cel...
Stephanie Gerson · 2026-04-22 · via The San Francisco Standard

Poolside Poets at St. Joseph’s Art Society (opens in new tab)

This Earth Day-themed night of community performances features live music, poetry readings, and choreography. 


Opening Night: ‘Hamnet’ (opens in new tab)

Catch the U.S. premiere of the Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of “Hamnet,” adapted from Maggie O’Farrell’s historical fiction novel.


Earth Day Volunteering (opens in new tab)

Get your hands dirty and restore natural habitats throughout the city with the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy and fellow community members.


Giants vs. Dodgers (opens in new tab)

With the Dodgers’ current 16-6 season record to the Giants’ 9-13, our team needs its fans in the stands. There will be guaranteed excitement, and maybe a brawl or two, in the stands at this rival matchup.

A black T-shirt with bold orange and white text reads “100% DODGER HATER,” worn over a long white-sleeve shirt.
Source: Poppy Lynch for The Standard

Website
Tickets (opens in new tab)

Date and time
Wednesday, April 22 and Thursday, April 23

Address
Oracle Park (opens in new tab)


Cookbook Week (opens in new tab)

A celebration of “culinary storytelling,” Cookbook Week invites 20 authors for collaborative meals, book talks, and a marquee event called Headnotes Live (opens in new tab) on Friday featuring Brandon Jew, Jillian Knox, Chuck Cruz, and other leaders in the contemporary food scene.

Thirty-four diverse individuals are shown in headshots arranged around the colorful “Cookbook Week” text in the center.

Website
Tickets (opens in new tab)

Date and time
Wednesday, April 22 to Saturday, April 25

Address
Multiple locations (opens in new tab)


SF Climate Week (opens in new tab)

Website
Tickets (opens in new tab)

Date and time
Wednesday, April 22 to Sunday, April 26

Address
Multiple locations (opens in new tab)


Skizzy Mars (opens in new tab)

The hip-hop artist who released hits with G-Eazy and Marc E. Bassy in the 2010s stops in SF for one night only.


Party After Dark (opens in new tab)

Get your carbon-neutral groove on at the official closing event for SF Climate Week, complete with an open bar, DJs, a glambot, and “mermaid sightings.”

Two people silhouetted against a large aquarium tank full of colorful fish; one holds a drink, and they appear to be engaged in conversation, enjoying the marine view.
Source: California Academy of Sciences

Milk Bar Pop-Up (opens in new tab)

As part of Cookbook Week, Christina Tosi’s Milk Bar and San Francisco’s Graffeo Coffee Roasting Co. are teaming up for a limited-time cookie and coffee collaboration. Line up early for the chance to score a limited edition tote and the chance to meet Tosi.


Opening Night: SF Ballet’s ‘Mere Mortals’ (opens in new tab)

Inspired by the myth of Pandora, “Mere Mortals” explores the perils and promises of the unknown with music composed by Floating Points.


Bay Area Dance Week (opens in new tab)

Ten days of dance classes, workshops, and performances kick off Friday with community choreography near Yerba Buena Gardens. 

Website
RSVP (opens in new tab)

Date and time
Friday, April 24 to Sunday, May 3

Address
Multiple locations (opens in new tab)


69th San Francisco International Film Festival (opens in new tab)

Greta Lee, Olivia Wilde, and more stars will join audiences for post-screening Q&As at this two-week cinematic festival across San Francisco and Berkeley. 

Source: Michaela Vatcheva for The Standard

SF DogFest (opens in new tab)

Bring your pooch and their A-game for this day of dog competitions, with categories ranging from Best Costume to Best Lap Dog.

Website
DogFest (opens in new tab)

Date and time
Saturday, April 25, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Address
Duboce Park (opens in new tab)


Witter Coin Scavenger Hunt (opens in new tab)

For the second year, one of the Bay Area’s oldest coin shops, Witter Coin, is hiding $50,000 worth of coins throughout San Francisco and dropping hints on their Instagram (opens in new tab) the day of the treasure hunt. 


Valkyries vs. Storm Preseason Game (opens in new tab)

The WNBA season is almost upon us. Don your violet best, bring the energy, and get a preview of the team’s new roster.

Two women basketball players leap, reaching for the ball mid-air, with one in black and the other in white, while a crowd watches in the background.
Source: Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images

Shipyard Open Studios (opens in new tab)

Twice a year, the former shipyard-turned-artist collective opens its doors to the public, and artists display works for sale.

Website
RSVP (opens in new tab)

Date and time
Saturday, April 25 and Sunday, April 26

Address
Hunters Point Shipyard (opens in new tab)


47th annual San Francisco Decorator Showcase (opens in new tab)

Delight in dozens of custom-designed rooms throughout a 10,000-square-foot Queen Anne-style Victorian in Pacific Heights and leave with some aspirational ideas.

A cozy room features dark wood paneling, patterned blue-green ceiling, a marble table with curved legs, two patterned chairs, and a leafy plant centerpiece.
A library from last year’s Decorator’s Showcase designed by Kathleen Navarra | Source: Kurt Manley

Website
Tickets (opens in new tab)

Date and time
Saturday, April 25 to Monday, May 25

Address
2315 Broadway (opens in new tab)


Trinket Trade Meetup (opens in new tab)

Are you a frequent visitor to San Francisco’s neighborhood trinket trade boxes? Do you love collecting cute and tiny things? Bring some of your knick-knacks to swap at this community event.


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