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CALENDAR OF EVENTSW E S T B A Y • S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 9

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11st Sundays Block PartyThis is a free family-friendly event that features games and activities for all ages, including street soccer, a selection of street food offerings curated by Off the Grid, music and promotional appearances by Bonneville San Francisco, an open-air craft market with one-of-a-kind goods created by local SF Etsy artisans, and DIY activities for your inner maker!Time: 11 am–3 pmLocation: Larkin St. and Fulton St., San Franciscowww.civiccentercommons.org/attraction/ 1st-sundays-2019

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7Festa Coloniale ItalianaCome and enjoy continuous live music, authentic Italian cuisine, wine tasting, the Ricco Italian Dancers, and an expert pizza toss. Enjoy browsing through the Italianissimi inspired products while you sip a beverage, taste some delicious Italian food, and stroll to the live music.Time: 11 am–6 pmLocation: San Francisco Italian Athletic Club 1630 Stockton St., San Franciscowww.sfiacfesta.com

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7–SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8Autumn Moon FestivalThis event features multicultural entertainment, traditional lion and dragon dances, arts and crafts, lantern village, moon cakes, and children’s activities.Time: 11 am–6 pmLocation: Grant Ave. and California St. San Francisco www.moonfestival.org

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21Redwood City Salsa FestivalThis festival features salsa music, salsa dancing, salsa tasting, and a variety of music, including Salsa, Latin Jazz, and Reggae. The Salsa Tasting & Competition features succulent salsa by both amateur and professional Salsa Chefs that will be available for festival-goers to sample and take part in the judging. It’s best to arrive early to be sure to try them all!Time: Noon–8 pmLocation: Courthouse Square, Redwood Citywww.redwoodcity.org/residents/ redwood-city-events/salsa-festival

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27–SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29Menlo Park Sidewalk Fall Art StrollThis art-filled family event will give visitors the opportunity to browse and shop among the one-of-a-kind creations displayed in downtown Menlo Park by a variety of talented artists. All of the artists will be on hand to visit with patrons while some will be demonstrating their craft during the show.Time: 10 am–6 pmLocation: Santa Cruz Ave. between El Camino and University Dr., Menlo Parkwww.pacificfinearts.com/menlo-park- sidewalk-fall-art-stroll

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28Peak2PeakWalk a one-of-a-kind all-day urban trek across San Francisco. On this popular annual Walk SF fundraiser, you’ll enjoy an unforgettable day exploring and discovering hidden gems in the beautiful city. The Peak2Peak route winds through historical, architectural, and natural landscapes!Time: 8 am–5 pmLocation: Refer to website (San Francisco)www.walksf.org/event/peak2peak2019

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28–SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29Pacific Coast Fog FestThis is a free event with a race, parade, bands, and a sand castle competition. Start the morning with the Discover Pacifica Parade and Marching Band Competition and then stay and enjoy arts and crafts booths, food and beverages, music, entertainment, family fun, and more!Time: 10 am–6 pmLocation: Palmetto Ave., Pacifica www.pacificcoastfogfest.com

SATURDAY, AUGUST 31–SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1Millbrae Art & Wine FestivalCelebrate the “The Last Blast of Summer” with massive crowds expected for a world-class lineup of music, art, and food. This is Bay Area’s biggest Labor Day weekend event that transforms the city into a fun Mardi Gras-style celebration featuring two sun-splashed days that you won’t want to miss.Time: 10 am–5 pmLocation: Broadway Ave., Millbraewww.millbrae.miramarevents.com

SATURDAY, AUGUST 31–MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2Kings Mountain Art FairFor 56 years, every Labor Day weekend, a magical transformation occurs in the redwood forest just 30 miles south of San Francisco. Artist booths pop up around the Kings Mountain Fire Station and local beer and wine begin to flow. The forest becomes an outdoor gallery displaying some of the finest handmade arts and crafts on the West Coast.Time: 10 am–5 pmLocation: 13889 Skyline Blvd., Woodside www.kingsmountainartfair.org