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What's Up This Weekend with Fonseca 07/10/26


Friday, July 10

Future of Us Festival ~ San FranciscoThe inaugural Future of Us Festival is a 10-day celebration of civic imagination across San Francisco with something for everyone. Ten days of arts, food, music, tech, dance, family programming, civic gatherings, and wellness events, spanning every corner of the city. Events range in price. No one is turned away for lack of funds.

Mariachi San Francisco (Free) – San Francisco

Outdoor Movie Night: Moana 2 (Free) – Antioch

Movies in the Park: Smurfs (Free) – Berkeley

Telescope Viewing at Chabot (Free) – Oakland

Outdoor Movie Night: Elio (Free) – San Lorenzo

Pastimes of the Past – Livermore

Alameda County Fair – Pleasanton

Family Movie Night: Zootopia 2 (Free) – Palo Alto

Sunset Cinema: A Minecraft Movie (Free) – Santa Clara

Movie Night: Zootopia 2 (Free) – Saratoga

Boardwalk Summer Luau – Santa Cruz


Saturday, July 11

The Freight Community Education Festival (Free) ~ BerkeleyJoin The Freight’s Education team for a full day of FREE festivities on July 11th from 12-4:30pm. Celebrate our diverse array of programs with multiple workshops, a jam, and a Freight Singers mini concert. Festivities are open to the whole family and doors open at 11:00 AM.

Big Bubble Show (Free) – South San Francisco

Library Day at the New Farm (Free) – South San Francisco

Cereal Cinema – Oakland

Science Saturdays – Capitola

2nd Saturdays on the Farm (Free) – Watsonville


Sunday, July 12

Dinos Alive Immersive Experience ~ OaklandTravel back millions of years for an epic adventure through the age of dinosaurs! Encounter life-size animatronic giants, from swift Velociraptors to the mighty T-Rex, and explore immersive prehistoric environments that bring the Jurassic era roaring to life. Perfect for families, kids, and dinosaur fans of all ages, this unforgettable experience combines thrills, discovery, and hands-on fun in one larger-than-life adventure.

Storytime Science for Kids – San Francisco

Good Night Farm (Free) – Berkeley

Family Day at Marin MOCA (Free) – San Rafael

Major theatrical releases

  • MoanaPG


    Disney’s live-action adaptation starring Catherine Lagaʻaia as Moana and Dwayne Johnson returning as Maui. This is the biggest family release of the weekend.

  • Evil Dead BurnR


    The newest entry in the Evil Dead horror franchise. Expect intense supernatural horror, violence and gore.

  • The Invite


    A comedy-drama-romance starring Seth Rogen, Olivia Wilde, Edward Norton and Penélope Cruz. It is receiving a wide theatrical release through A24.

  • Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex PassR


    A comedy directed by David Wain, starring Zoey Deutch, Jon Hamm, John Slattery, Ken Marino and Ben Wang. It is now playing nationwide.

Bay Area teams playing at home this weekend

  • San Francisco Giants vs. Colorado Rockies

    • Friday, July 10 — 7:15 p.m.

    • Saturday, July 11 — 1:05 p.m.

    • Sunday, July 12 — 1:05 p.m.

    • Oracle Park, San Francisco

  • Oakland Roots SC vs. Spokane Velocity FC

    • Saturday, July 11 — 2:00 p.m.

    • USL Cup match in Oakland; the venue was moved from the Coliseum.

Bay Area street fairs and festivals this weekend

Saturday, July 11–Sunday, July 12, 2026

Saturday, July 11

  • Temescal Street Fair — Oakland


    11:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m.


    Telegraph Avenue around 49th Street


    Free; live music, food, local vendors, children’s activities and a fashion show.

  • Live on Larkin — San Francisco


    12:00–5:00 p.m.


    Larkin Street between Ellis and Eddy


    Free street event with live music, performances, games and vendors.

  • Chinatown Food Crawl — San Francisco


    11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.


    Waverly Place and surrounding Chinatown businesses


    Approximately $10 entry, with participating food and dessert stops.

Saturday and Sunday, July 11–12

  • ACGA Clay & Glass Festival — Palo Alto


    10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. both days


    Palo Alto Art Center, 1313 Newell Road


    Free admission; more than 130 artists, pottery and glass demonstrations, food trucks and handmade art.

  • Vintage Japanese Pop-Up Market — San Francisco


    10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. both days


    The Center


    Free; vintage ceramics, tea sets, artwork, clothing and traditional Japanese goods.

  • Pacific Feats Festival — San Francisco


    Palace of Fine Arts


    Ticketed cultural festival featuring Pacific Islander music, dance and performances. General admission was listed from about $43.60.

Sunday, July 12

  • Ferry Fest — San Francisco Ferry Building


    12:00–6:00 p.m.


    Free waterfront festival celebrating the Ferry Building’s 128th birthday, with live bands, vintage shopping, artists, crafts, food and wine. Some tastings cost extra


Featured Events

Dinos Alive Immersive Experience ~ Oakland, through September 7Travel back millions of years for an epic adventure through the age of dinosaurs! Encounter life-size animatronic giants, from swift Velociraptors to the mighty T-Rex, and explore immersive prehistoric environments that bring the Jurassic era roaring to life. Perfect for families, kids, and dinosaur fans of all ages, this unforgettable experience combines thrills, discovery, and hands-on fun in one larger-than-life adventure.

Rhythmix in the Parks (Free) ~ Alameda, July 18Grab your chairs and blankets, pack a picnic lunch, and head outdoors for zydeco grooves. Playing with a force few can match, Grammy-nominated artist, Andre Thierry is “breaking accordion stereotypes”, merging traditional Créole and Zydeco music with contemporary influences of Blues, Funk, R&B, Jazz, and Rock. Get ready to dance and play along in this exuberant fun-filled family performance!

Future of Us Festival ~ San Francisco, July 3–12Launching on America’s 250th anniversary, the inaugural Future of Us Festival is a 10-day celebration of civic imagination across San Francisco with something for everyone. Ten days of arts, food, music, tech, dance, family programming, civic gatherings, and wellness events, spanning every corner of the city. Events range in price. No one is turned away for lack of funds.

The Freight Community Education Festival (Free) ~ Berkeley, July 11Join The Freight’s Education team for a full day of FREE festivities on July 11th from 12-4:30pm. Celebrate our diverse array of programs with multiple workshops, a jam, and a Freight Singers mini concert. Festivities are open to the whole family and doors open at 11:00 AM.

Raptor Encounter (Free) ~ Morgan Hill, July 26Join Peninsula Open Space Trust and master falconer and educator Antonio Balestreri for a Raptor Encounter in Morgan Hill! Guests will experience a presentation featuring several species of native owls, falcons, and hawks, focusing on the roles raptors play in our environment, raptor biology, and conservation. Sign up for this unique opportunity to see these rescued and captive-bred raptors up close.

Touch a Truck SF ~ San Francisco, September 19Touch a Truck SF is now in it’s third year as a big fundraiser for Miraloma Cooperative Nursery School. At the event, kids get hands-on experience to sit in the seat, honk the horn (for the final hour), pretend to drive, and get up close and personal with your favorite vehicles, including police cars, school buses, diggers and more!


July 2026 (also see Outdoor Movie Nights)Alameda County Fair – Pleasanton, June 19 – July 12, 2026

Animal Meet & Greet (Free) – Fremont, July 9

Mariachi San Francisco (Free) – San Francisco, July 10

Outdoor Movie Night: Moana 2 (Free) – Antioch, July 10

Movies in the Park: Smurfs (Free) – Berkeley, July 10

Port of Oakland Harbor Tours (Free) – Oakland, July 10

Picnic Flix: How to Train Your Dragon (Free) – Dublin, July 10

Outdoor Movie Night: Elio (Free) – San Lorenzo, July 10

Family Movie Night: Zootopia 2 (Free) – Palo Alto, July 10

Sunset Cinema: A Minecraft Movie (Free) – Santa Clara, July 10

Movie Night: Zootopia 2 (Free) – Saratoga, July 10

Boardwalk Summer Luau – Santa Cruz, July 10, 17, 31

Newsies the Musical by CMTSJ – San Jose, July 10-19

Big Bubble Show (Free) – South San Francisco, July 11

Library Day at the New Farm (Free) – South San Francisco, July 11

Family Nature Adventures – Oakland, July 11

Kids Night Out at Color Me Mine – Alameda, July 11

Second Saturday at Gamble Garden (Free) – Palo Alto, July 11

2nd Saturdays on the Farm (Free) – Watsonville, July 11

Family Day at Marin MOCA (Free) – San Rafael, July 12

Junior Zookeeper Experience – Walnut Creek, July 12

Into the Woods by Youth Stage – Berkeley, July 11-19

Fun on the Farm (Free) – San Ramon, July 11, 18. 25

Magic with Mike Della Penna (Free) – Dublin, July 13

Golden Gate International Choral Festival – San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, Walnut Creek, July 13-18

Beauty and the Beast – San Francisco, July 14 – August 9

Animal Puppet Show (Free) – Fremont, July 15

Wheels on the Bus – Palo Alto, July 15 – August 2

Movies in the Park: Zootopia (Free) – Orinda, July 16

Circus Bella Circus in the Park (Free) – San Francisco, July 17, 18, 19

Toishan Lions Dance Troupe (Free) – San Francisco, July 17

Blankets & Blockbusters: GOAT (Free) – San Francisco, July 17

Outdoor Movie Night: A Goofy Movie (Free) – Antioch, July 17

Movies on Main Street: A Minecraft Movie (Free) – Oakley, July 17

Summer Outdoor Movie Night: How To Train Your Dragon (Free) – Union City, July 17Field Day + Movie Night (Free) – South San Francisco, July 17

Family Flix: Zooptopia 2 (Free) – Hercules, July 17

Moonlight Movies: Lilo & Stitch (Free) – Danville, July 17

Picnic Flix: Zootopia 2 (Free) – Dublin, July 17

Daisy the Clown (Free) – Fremont, July 17

Family Movie Night: GOAT (Free) – Palo Alto, July 17

Movies on the Beach: Back to the Future (Free) – Santa Cruz, July 17

Obon Festival (Free) – Gilroy, July 1

Apollo 11 Splashdown – Alameda, July 18

Teddy Bear Picnic Day – Oakland, July 18

The Rhythm Builders: Fun with Drums (Free) – South San Francisco, July 18

Play Like a Miner (Free) – San Jose, July 18

Star Party – San Jose, July 18

Model Railroad Show – Walnut Creek, July 18, 19

Circus Bella (Free) – San Francisco, July 19

Sunday Streets – San Francisco, July 19

Mariachi Festival – Newark, July 19

Storytime with Anna at the Foster Museum (Free) – Palo Alto, July 19

Shiny Side Up Bicycle Show – San Jose, July 19

Didgeridoo Down Under (Free) – Sausalito, July 20

Wildlife Experience (Free) – Dublin, July 20

Michael Nguyen Magic Show (Free) – Albany, July 21

Storyteller Kirk Waller (Free) – Albany, July 22

Unique Derique (Free) – Sunnyvale, July 23

A Year with Frog and Toad by PYT – Mountain View, July 23-26

Rene y Familia (Free) – San Francisco, July 24

Outdoor Movie Night: The Parent Trp (Free) – Antioch, July 24

Movies in the Park: GOAT (Free) – Berkeley, July 24

Picnic Flix: Super Mario Galaxy (Free) – Dublin, July 24

San Jose Giants Fireworks Night – San Jose, July 24

Movies on the Beach: A Minecraft Movie (Free) – Santa Cruz, July 24

Once Upon a Mattress – Half Moon Bay, July 24-August 19

Uncle Jer’s Traveling Bee Show (Free) – South San Francisco, July 25

Waterfront Flicks: ET – Oakland, July 25

Family Day at Museum on Main (Free) – Pleasanton, July 25

Circus Bella Circus in the Park (Free) – Burlingame, July 25

Little Explorers Petting Zoo (Free) – Fremont, July 25

High School Musical 2 – Sunnyvale, July 25 – August 2

Circus Bella Circus in the Park (Free) – San Francisco, July 26

Sundays at Hagemann Ranch (Free) – Livermore, July 26

Kids Air Fair – San Carlos, July 29

Puppet Show from Wylding Wood (Free) – Sunnyvale, July 30

Unique Derique (Free) – San Francisco, July 31

Giants Slumber Party – San Francisco, July 31

Outdoor Movie Night: Holes (Free) – Antioch, July 31

Moonlight Movies: The Princess Bride (Free) – Danville, July 31

Family Movie Night: Hoppers (Free) – Palo Alto, July 31

Movies on the Beach: Jurassic Park (Free) – Santa Cruz, July 31


The Randall Museum (always free) – San FranciscoThe Randall Museum is a museum of science, nature and the arts as well as a San Francisco Recreation and Park Department community learning center.

The San Francisco Zoo (select Wednesdays) – San FranciscoFree only for San Francisco residents on select Wednesdays.

Asian Art Museum (1st Sunday) – San FranciscoOn the first Sunday of each month, general admission is free and tickets to special exhibitions are offered at a discounted price of $15. Limited same-day, walk-up availability, so it’s highly recommended that you reserve your tickets in advance.

SFMOMA (select days) – San FranciscoSFMOMA offers regularly scheduled free days and guests 18 and younger always enjoy free admission to the museum. Visit sfmoma.org/free-days for upcoming dates and activities or sign up for their newsletter to be notified when new events, exhibitions, and activities are announced.

Museum of the African Diaspora (2nd Saturday) – San FranciscoContemporary art and artists of the African Diaspora.

Museum of Craft and Design (1st Thursday) – San FranciscoMCD showcases designers, makers and artists through an exciting and distinctive series of craft and design-focused exhibitions and public programs.

The de Young Museum (Tuesdays and Saturdays) – San FranciscoSaturdays free for Bay Area residents. Tuesdays free for all.

The Fine Arts Museum (Tuesdays and Saturdays) – San FranciscoSaturdays free for Bay Area residents. Tuesdays free for all.

Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (Wednesdays) – San FranciscoThe cultural anchor of San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Gardens neighborhood with work that spans the realms of contemporary art, performance, film, civic engagement, and public life.

Conservatory of Flowers (1st Tuesday) – San FranciscoSet in a landmark building — the oldest public wood-and-glass conservatory in North America — the Conservatory of Flowers inspires awe and fascination with its rare and tropical plant collection.

San Francisco Botanical Garden (2nd Tuesday) – San FranciscoExplore 55 beautiful acres of landscaped gardens and open spaces that showcase more than 8,000 different kinds of plants from around the world.

Cable Car Museum (always free) – San FranciscoHouses a collection of historic cable cars, photographs, mechanical displays.

San Francisco Fire Department Museum (always free) – San FranciscoAs the museum is staffed by volunteers, it is best if you call 415-558-3546 after 1PM on the day of your visit to make sure it will be open.

The Marine Mammal Center (always free) – SausalitoTickets are free but must be reserved online in advance.

Bay Model Center (always free) – SausalitoThe model provides scientists, educators and visitors interested in San Francisco Bay and the Bay – Delta Model a unique opportunity to view the complete bay-delta system at a glance.

Oakland Museum of California (first Sunday) – OaklandEvery first Sunday of the month, admission to OMCA’s Galleries of California Art, History, Natural Sciences, and any Special Exhibitions in our Great Hall are free.

Telescope Viewing at Chabot (Fri & Sat evenings) – OaklandJoin Chabot astronomers on the Observatory Deck for a free telescope viewing! Weather permitting, this is a chance to explore stars, planets and more through Chabot’s historic telescopes.

Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive (1st Thursday) – BerkeleyAs part of the University of California, Berkeley, BAMPFA is committed to artistic diversity through its robust slate of art exhibitions, film screenings, artist talks, live performances, and educational programs that shed new light on the art of the past and connect audiences with leading filmmakers and artists of our time.

Richmond Art Center (always free) – RichmondOpportunities for adults, teens and kids to create, see and learn about art.

Rosie the Riveter WWII Home Front Museum (always free) – RichmondEducational and interactive exhibits designed for visitors of all ages, offering insights into the significant impact of WWII on daily life.

San Mateo County History Museum (1st Friday) – Redwood CityFree admission to the History Museum 10AM – 4PM. Free Playing in the Past at 11AM. Free general tour at the History Museum at 2PM.

South Bay Historical Railroad Society Museum (always free) – Santa ClaraThe museum consists of three major areas: the historic buildings, railroad artifacts, and operating scale model displays. Open Tuesday evenings and Saturdays.

The Intel Museum (always free) – Santa ClaraGo behind the scenes in the high-tech world of California’s famed Silicon Valley. See what it’s like inside an ultra-clean, highly automated silicon chip factory, and connect with technologies that give us new ways to work, learn, play, and communicate. The Intel Museum is 10,000 square feet of fun, interactive learning for children and adults. Open Mondays through Friday, 9AM-5PM. Call 408-765-5050 to confirm the museum is open to the public, since they sometimes close for private events.

San Jose Museum of Art (First Friday after 6pm)Contemporary art in downtown San Jose. Occasional free community art days.

Home Depot Kids Workshop (1st Saturday) – all locationsJoin at 9AM on the First Saturday of every month.


Bay Area concerts this weekend

Friday, July 10–Sunday, July 12, 2026

Friday, July 10

  • Olivia Dean — The Art of Loving Live


    8:00 p.m.


    Chase Center, San Francisco.

Saturday, July 11

  • Hilary Duff — Lucky Me Tour


    Shoreline Amphitheatre, Mountain View.

  • Olivia Dean — The Art of Loving Live


    8:00 p.m.


    Chase Center, San Francisco.

  • Vishal Mishra Live


    8:30 p.m.


    Oakland Arena, Oakland.

  • Satinder Sartaaj


    7:30 p.m.


    SAP Center, San Jose.

  • Earlybirds Club


    August Hall, San Francisco. This is an early-evening dance party built around throwback pop music rather than a traditional seated concert.

  • Anna Graves


    Fluid510, Oakland.

  • Charity Kiss


    Hotel Utah Saloon, San Francisco.

Sunday, July 12

  • Ferry Fest live music


    12:00–6:00 p.m.


    Ferry Building, San Francisco. Free waterfront festival with live bands and other performances.


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