六月 4, 2026
Archival treasures tell stories of the resilience and cultural impact of San Francisco’s Legacy Businesses celebrating a decade of the nation’s first Legacy Business Program
News
五月 20, 2026
SAN FRANCISCO — With summer break and vacations within reach, San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) offers its hottest titles in print, ebook and audiobook formats. With 28 library locations across the City, and platforms such as Libby and Hoopla that make it easy to download digital formats with a simple Wifi connection, your next summer read is just moments away.
Adaptations
五月 14, 2026
In honor of local legend Bruce Lee, on Sunday, May 17, 2026, San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) is hosting an exciting afternoon of programs, including a martial arts demonstration, screen printing, crafts, mahjong, and classic Bruce Lee film screenings. Events are for all ages and are free to the public.
四月 23, 2026
A celebration of reading, community and baseball returns April 26 with free pre-game festivities and special game-day ticket offers.
四月 22, 2026
San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) proudly presents the 65th Annual Potrero Hill Artists’ Exhibition, a beloved neighborhood tradition celebrating the creativity and diversity of local artists. On view from May 9 through August 29, 2026 at the Potrero Branch Library, this milestone exhibition continues a legacy that has brought the community together for more than six decades.
四月 17, 2026
San Francisco Public Library and Department of Early Childhood invite families to the 27th Annual Día de los Niños/Día de los Libros festival, a free celebration of the importance of literacy that welcomes children of all backgrounds.
四月 16, 2026
“Weaving Stories,” the Library’s celebration of AANHPI Heritage Month, offers more than 50 events across the City
四月 14, 2026
SAN FRANCISCO — In honor of Earth Day, San Francisco Public Library (SFPL) presents an in-depth panel that delves into California’s pioneering nature conservation efforts, led by California Natural Resources Agency’s (CNRA’s) Secretary Wade Crowfoot and featuring leaders in local conservation and environmental justice.