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Asian Pacific America: The World Arts West Dance Festival returns to the Presidio Tunnel Tops East Meadow on September 10, 2023.

Join NBC Bay Area and Telemundo 48 for a family-friendly fiesta at Presidio Tunnel Tops. The event will feature Aztec dancing by Calpulli Tonalehqueh, performances by Grupo Son de Kali, Zumba, Latin music with DJ Alex Merino, and more! Come and enjoy food from Presidio Pop Up food vendors celebrating the Bay Area’s diverse cultures and cuisines. Plus, bring the...

This summer the Presidio of San Francisco heats up with extended opening hours, community co-curated events, more food on the menu, and hidden gems to explore. The national park site is 1,491 acres of popular attractions like the Presidio Tunnel Tops, enjoying its one-year anniversary this July 16, and plenty of areas that offer a more secluded and natural feel—especially…

World Arts West Dances in the Park is a free, family-friendly celebration showcasing performances by culturally diverse Bay Area dance companies. From World Arts West, the producers of the San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival and hosted at the Presidio’s Main Parade Lawn, the event is part of the Opening Season of Presidio Tunnel Tops. Enjoy performances by: Chiiku Ndungu-Case,...

A new park on the edge of San Francisco’s Presidio finally opened to the public Sunday. Thom Jensen reports.

A new park on the edge of San Francisco finally opened to the public Sunday.

When the Presidio opens the newly constructed Tunnel Tops Park this Sunday, it will also unveil a new nature playground that for weeks has undergone rigorous testing by Bay Area kids. 

This Sunday the Presidio Trust will open its long-awaited Tunnel Tops Park, a new fourteen-acre open space featuring epic bay views, a nature-inspired children’s playground, and thousands of new plantings all stretched over the top of a pair of traffic tunnels.

A highly anticipated new San Francisco park will open its gates Sunday. Tunnel Tops Park will mark the transformation of the city’s northern edge and hopes to bridge city and nature together. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.