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Flower Piano
Flower Piano Returns to San Francisco Botanical Garden

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September 10-20, 2026
Flower Piano returns for its 11th year with 130 performances, 12 pianos, 11 days of music, and plenty of open play opportunities. Reserve the Zoox Lounge tickets for priority entry, special performances from local headliners, premium bars and food, and more. Parks Conservancy members receive 20% off Zoox Lounge tickets before checkout.

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Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy: Parks For All Forever

The Parks Conservancy is the nonprofit championing the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, welcoming people to the most-visited national park unit in the country.

View of the Crissy marsh with a Great Blue Heron and the bike path full of cyclists, walkers, and runners.
National Public Lands Day at Crissy Field

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Help restore and maintain historic landscapes and cultural resources along the shoreline of San Francisco on National Public Lands Day!

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A group of volunteers in bright vests sit on a presidio bench with the golden gate bridge and marin headlands in view.
National Public Lands Day 2026

Celebrate National Public Lands Day in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area!

Marin City: Forest Health and Heritage

This self-guided tour explores the connection between the health of local forests and Marin City’s history.

Children watching an astronomer adjust a telescope on the Presidio Main Lawn for stargazing
Observe the Moon Night

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Look to the skies from the Presidio during International Observe the Moon Night, a free public event presented by the San Francisco Amateur Astronomers and the National Park Service’s Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

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Lands End
Member Event: Lost Cemetery of Lincoln Park

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Join your member community for a walk through the Lost Cemetery of Lincoln Park with former NPS ranger and historian John Martini. Few people realize that today’s Lincoln Park Golf Course was once “City Cemetery,” the final resting place for tens of thousands of San Francisco's dead. The non-strenuous walk starts at the corner 34th Ave and Clement Street, proceeds along gentle uphill paths and across some stretches of lawn before ending at the Palace of the Legion of Honor.

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