Want to get your mom one of The City’s most glorious roses on the cheap? Plan an afternoon at Golden Gate Park’s Hall of Flowers for the return of the San Francisco Rose Society’s first in-person Mother’s Day Rose Show in three years.
See a beautiful collection of hybrid teas, grandifloras and climbing roses from gardens all over The City as they battle it out to win Queen of Show . And if you wait patiently until 4 p.m., you can treat your mom to one of these award-winning blooms. Most of the competing roses and bouquets are given away at the end of the day in exchange for a small donation.
Dub Nation descends on Thrive City for the Bay’s biggest and loudest game watch party. During every road playoff game, the Warriors open up the West Plaza in front of Chase Center and fill it with lawn games, a sport court and a few thousand gold-blooded fans for an experience that feels almost as electric as if you were inside the arena. Cheer the Warriors on the huge 42-foot outdoor screen or get pumped by the dunk squad and DJs who often help amp the crowd during breaks.
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