San Francisco February 2025

San Francisco February 2025 Events

San Francisco February 2025 Events

Escape Winter and Enjoy Sunny Days in San Fran

Average temperature low and high: 48° - 61°
February may bring a lot of rain to San Francisco, but the events still shine. It's the perfect time to cheer on the Golden State Warriors, meet fellow writers at the annual writer's conference, and enjoy one of the many comedy shows. Take advantage of the Chinese New Year parade too, which is located in Chinatown and boasts the best food in the city. And if you're big on Valentine's Day, treat your sweetheart to a bay cruise, a concert, or a spectacular pillow fight in Justin Herman Plaza. Be sure to check back here for the next big SF event.

February Event Calendar

Amelie

Amélie is the new musical based on the charming 2001 romantic comedy film featuring music by Daniel Messé, lyrics by Messé and Nathan Tysen, and a book by Craig Lucas. Amélie is the fanciful tale of a young woman who secretly intervenes in the private lives of the people around her to delightful results. Purchase tickets today for an evening with Amélie. 

Cycle for Survival

Cycle for Survival

Join the movement to beat rare cancers and ride with Cycle for Survival. This February and March, team stationary-cycling events will take place outdoors at 15 locations across the country. With the support of Equinox, Cycle for Survival’s founding partner, nearly $351 million has been raised for rare cancer research at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. We invite you to start a team with friends, family, and colleagues. No training is necessary - you can pedal hard or hardly pedal.

Salsa Rueda Festival

Salsa Rueda Festival

Dance the night away at the annual Salsa Rueda Festival, the largest and longest-running Cuban dance and music event in the nation. Enjoy live bands, classes, and social dancing during this event. The festival features internationally acclaimed Cuban dancers, DJs, and musicians and offers two days of workshops that introduce you to the world of Cuban dance, including Rueda de Casino, Son, Danzon, Cha Cha Cha, Rumba, and Afro-Cuban.

San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade

San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade

Be part of one of the world's top ten parades - the San Francisco Chinese New Year Parade, one of North America's few remaining night-illuminated parades celebrating the Lunar New Year with lights, cultural performances, and elaborate floats. Open to all ages, it's the largest event of its kind outside Asia, offering a unique blend of tradition and festivity. And don't miss the family-friendly Community Street Fair during the day! It's a beautiful opportunity to discover Chinese culture and enjoy traditional dances, live music, and delicious food! 

Noise Pop Festival

Noise Pop Festival

What started as a humble indie-rock evening and is now in its 32nd year, the Noise Pop Festival has become a 10-day multi-genre extravaganza. If you are a music lover, experience diverse musical artists spanning indie rock, electronic, jazz, and hip-hop. Known for showcasing early performances by then-emerging artists such as The White Stripes and Flaming Lips, Noise Pop Festival is a week-long festival across multiple iconic venues throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Music enthusiasts of all ages can attend, with tickets starting at $198.

SF Beer Week

SF Beer Week

San Francisco Beer Week features events where you can enjoy a wide range of craft beers and amazing spirits from local and famous national craft beer experts. Additionally, if you're looking to promote your own company, product, or service, consider enrolling in the SFBW sponsorship program for opportunities to boost your sales.

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Things to do in San Francisco

Things to Do in San Francisco in February

Fisherman's Wharf

Fisherman's Wharf
A visit to this historic area is a must add to your San Francisco to do list! It is an iconic landmark in San Francisco, and it's history starts in the Gold Rush days in the 1800s. Italian immigrants would sail over for the days catch. The cable car invented by Andrew Hallidle in 1873 still runs along the Wharf and there are plenty of interesting landmarks and plaques throughout. In addition to being filled with cool history, there is a range of hotels, specialty restaurants, famous attractions, unique shops, breathtaking scenery and entertainment.

Explore Chinatown

Explore Chinatown
Don't miss out on visiting San Francisco's Legendary Chinatown. Both the main streets and the back allies are filled with cool, quirky shops and authentic eateries. Even if you don't opt to shop or eat, it's still a great area to explore. Plus, you can expect Chinatown to be extra spirited during this time for Chinese New Year -- 2025 is the Year of the Snake. It's San Francisco's party of the year.