Civic Center is the epicenter of arts, government, culture and public spaces in San Francisco. Home to SF City Hall, Civic Center Plaza, Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, SF Ballet, Main Branch of the San Francisco Library, Asian Art Museum, UN …

Visitor Guide to the Civic Center neighborhood in San Francisco, includes Civic Center Plaza, Fulton Street Mall and UN Plaza.

On certain days visitors can find the Off the Grid Food trucks, Annie’s Hot Dog Cart and smaller community events, outdoor art installations and more. See our events calendar for current and …

Featuring a robust calendar of events for all ages, the San Francisco Public Library's "More Than a Month, Black History Month and Beyond," includes programming across branches, online, and at the Main Branch.

Learn fun facts and quirky lesser-known details about Civic Center and the surrounding area with a walking tour. Hosted by various organizations, find one that sparks your curiosity, such as Free Walking Tours By Locals or San Francisco City Guides.

A San Francisco treasure, this historic landmark boasts one of the largest free-standing dome in North America. The offices of City government and host to countless ceremonies, City Hall’s distinct features and Beaux-Arts style can be found inside and out.

Since the 1800s, Civic Center has been the hub of culture, government and urban public spaces in San Francisco. The City’s history is deeply ingrained in the fabric of Civic Center, where cultural, civic, and ceremonial events have played out in these prominent spaces.

Civic Center Soundtrack, a free concert series by Illuminate, takes place at Fulton Plaza, between San Francisco Main Library and the Asian Art Museum. The diverse musical performances will be held every Tuesday and Friday from noon to 3 p.m. and Thursday 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Make Music Day returns June 21, featuring free performances around the globe, across the country, and even here in San Francisco’s Civic Center! Don’t miss the free, noon to 3pm …

The Civic Center Community Benefit District (CCCBD) improves and promotes San Francisco’s historic Civic Center through a host of planning, policy and public programming initiatives.