Things to do in San Francisco tomorrow
Explore the best events and things to do in San Francisco, from parties and live shows to pop-ups, community events, and more.Updated September 23, 2026Location
Taco Bell 5K
Tomorrow at 6pm · San Francisco
What's better than running 3 miles? Running 3 miles after eating Taco Bell to another Taco Bell.
Join us as we cRUNch wrap supreme our way down the Embarcadero.
Starting point: Taco Bell Cantina near Oracle Park (710 3rd St.)
Ending Point: Taco Bell Cantina @ Fisherman's Wharf (333 Jefferson St)RSVP Here
San Francisco Brazilian Film Festival
Tomorrow at 7pm · San Francisco
🇧🇷 San Francisco Brazilian Film Festival
Join us for the inaugural San Francisco Brazilian Film Festival, a four-day celebration of Brazil's vibrant cinema, culture, and community.
From September 24–27, 2026, the historic Vogue Theater will come alive with award-winning Brazilian films, and unforgettable cultural experiences. Whether you're Brazilian, a lover of international cinema, or simply curious to discover new stories, this festival is for you.
Come experience the beauty, diversity, and creativity of Brazil on the big screen—and help us build a new Bay Area tradition.
🎬 Film screenings
🎉 Opening Night Celebration
Movie 7pm: I only rest in the storm (O riso e a faca)
❤️ A welcoming community for film lovers
11 movies - 5 shorts - Full-pass on pre-sale for $ 140 value at $ 240 - screening $ 20
https://www.cinemabrazil.org/
See you at the movies!
PS: We made it to the SF Chronicles! SF Chronicle Article
https://www.sfchronicle.com/entertainment/movies-tv/article/san-francisco-brazilian-film-festival-22430321.php?fbclid=IwcGRvZgVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFqb1RWVVpudGQwenBmaU1Ec3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHjBt8KGz3jP_23g5qd_4FO9IPbepdKzxrL99rH3SKCT-LWEm0lToeact8dUo_aem_fAcVDV427r4znYpYrTGioQRSVP Here
Artist Talk & New Gallery: Nicole Condez
Tomorrow at 7:30pm · Peak Design, 529 Hayes St, San Francisco, CA
Join us for an evening with a member of the Peak community, director, photographer, and filmmaker from San Francisco, Nicole Condez.
Nicole's work moves through memory, migration, and intimacy, microscopically capturing the overlooked subtleties of home, love, grief, and kinship. Drawing from personal and collective histories, she uses both digital and analog photography to explore how culture, language, and longing inhabit everyday spaces. Her images are often arranged in quiet clusters: part portrait, part archive, part altar. Fragments of lived experience held in soft attention.
Her most recent body of work includes Ako Ikaw Tayo, her debut solo exhibition in 2025, followed by its one year anniversary exhibition in 2026. Prior to these exhibitions, her work was featured in BOM Magazine Issue 5: The Movement Issue, with the publication acquired by the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Reference Library. She has also served as Creative Director and Director of Digital Storytelling for Dream State: Works in Progress, a third-culture art exhibition in partnership with the Asian Art Museum, and as Creative Director and Director of Photography for five seasons with avant-garde fashion designer TĂ©odore Mata in San Francisco/Los Angeles).RSVP Here