Families gathered on a gorgeous San Francisco day to explore Candlestick Point and participate in a myriad of educational, artistic, and recreational activities.

A joyful and colorful event with over 5,000 attendees! The festival united families, young adults, and elders, embodying community spirit and pride, and included a Handcrafted Kite Competition and an eco-friendly paper kite station.

Hundreds gathered at the Cinco de Mayo event at Columbia State Historic Park to honor and acknowledge the significance of Mexican heritage in the United States through music, dance, and education.

Spotlighting The Acorn MusEcology Project’s In Common Silence, a blending of music with nature, guests were enchanted with melodies celebrating butterflies, wildflowers, and a deepening appreciation for nature’s beauty and the importance of conservation.

A youth orchestra enthralled audience members with multi-cultural songs played on traditional Chinese instruments to honor the diverse cultures of workers who built and worked California’s railroads.