We made things groovy with Psychedelibuses and there’s more fun in store -- Transit Month events happening citywide.
Muni shows up every day, all year long, to help people get where they need to go. That means rides to school and work and appointments. It means trips to parks and small businesses.
That’s why September is a special time for San Francisco. It marks the start of Transit Month – a chance for Muni riders to connect and celebrate the system that keeps our city moving.
And this year already stands out. This week, the city passed a resolution to declare September 2025 as Muni Heritage Month. It was initiated by Supervisor Matt Dorsey and supported by all other city supervisors. The resolution honors Muni’s rich history and decades of public service. It also recognizes our work along with Market Street Railway to preserve historic Muni cable cars, streetcars and buses.
We hope you’ll join us to celebrate at Transit Month events across the city! Learn the details.
Muni Bussin’ Bingo
Combining local flavor with transit pride, Muni Bussin’ Bingo is a month-long event you won’t want to miss. It’s a great way to support neighborhood businesses as you ride your favorite Muni routes and try new ones, too.
When: Sept. 1 to Sept. 30
Where: Participating business across the city
How it works:
The fun starts with your bingo card. You can pick one up at participating businesses or download the bingo card PDF.
From there, take Muni to local businesses on this list and purchase a limited-edition Muni Month menu item. That’ll get you a unique stamp or sticker on your card.
See our Muni Bussin’ Bingo webpage for details and info on possible prizes.
Muni Trivia Night
Join friends and loved ones to test your knowledge of Muni routes and San Francisco transit history.
When: Thursday, Sept. 18 at 7 p.m.
Where: Standard Deviant Brewing – 280 14th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
The details: See the Muni Trivia Night webpage
Muni Heritage Weekend
Vintage vehicles head toward Market Street during last year’s Muni Heritage Weekend.
Hop aboard beautiful vintage vehicles and enjoy a range of family-friendly activities later this month at the annual Muni Heritage Weekend. We run this special event in partnership with Market Street Railway.
When: Saturday, Sept. 20 and Sunday, Sept. 21 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Where: Don Chee Way Plaza and the Market Street Railway Museum – 77 Steuart Street
What to expect:
- Free vintage vehicle rides from the event
- Art exhibits
- Family-friendly activities
- Muni Store pop-up
We’ll share a blog closer to the Muni Heritage Weekend with more information and event highlights.
You can also stop by one of our tabling events this month for games, giveaways and info on various projects.
Transit pop-ups
Throughout Transit Month, our teams will also be tabling at various events around the city.
Join us for games, giveaways and details on projects and initiatives happening throughout the city. Stop by:
Fiesta de las Americas
- When: Sept. 13 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- Where: 24th Street from Folsom to Bryant Streets
SF State University
- When: Monday, Sept. 15 from 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
- Where: Malcom X Plaza
- What: Learn about the 29 Sunset Improvement Project -- and share your feedback on proposals
Heart of the Richmond Night Market:
- When: Saturday, Sept. 20 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
- Where: Clement Street between 22nd and 25th avenues
Hear directly from riders and operators in short spotlights we’re sharing this Transit Month.
Daily rider and operator stories on social media
All month, we will also publish short-form stories featuring riders, Muni operators and retired Muni staff.
These stories will showcase the people behind our system and ways they contribute to San Francisco. You can find these spotlights across our digital channels.
We will also feature a special Transit Month episode on our Taken with Transportation podcast.
Proud to help you get where you need to go
No matter how you choose to celebrate with us this Transit Month, we are glad to have you on board.
Our teams work hard to get people to school, work and neighborhoods across the city. And we’re always thrilled to hear what our system makes possible for local communities.
Supervisor Matt Dorsey told us why Muni matters so much for his district.
“Muni is a lifeline for so many in District 6, especially seniors and people with disabilities who depend on reliable, affordable transit to travel across San Francisco for appointments, groceries, or simply to stay connected with their communities,” Supervisor Dorsey said.
“When we invest in Muni, we’re investing in equity, accessibility, and the independence of our most vulnerable neighbors — and that strengthens our entire city.”