Use the links below to find information on Pride Weekend events for 2026, including street closures and Muni service changes.
Street closures and Muni service changes will begin on Thursday, June 25. You can read the full details about this impact by clicking the link directly above.
Streets will be closed and Muni will reroute service on Friday, June 26, 2026. You can read the full details about this impact by clicking the link directly above.
San Francisco's Trans March, one of the largest Trans events in the world, will take place on Friday, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. You can read the full details about this impact by clicking the link directly above.
New for 2026, the Trans Ally March on the Saturday morning of Pride Weekend will see cisgender allies of the transgender community marching for trans rights through SF's Transgender District and entering the Pride Festival.
The annual Dyke March will take place in the Castro on Saturday. Following the rally at Dolores Park, the march will begin its route on 18th, proceeding to Valencia, 16th, Market and Castro streets then turning back on 18th Street to return to Dolores Park. The march will begin at 5 p.m. Streets will be closed to traffic and Muni will reroute around the impacted areas.
On Saturday and Sunday, Civic Center Plaza and surrounding streets will be closed for the annual San Francisco Pride Celebration. You can read the full details about this impact by clicking the link directly above.
Due to multiple marches and parades taking place across Saturday and Sunday that will be disruptive of regular F Market & Wharves historic streetcar service along Market Street, the F Line will be motorize -- streetcars replaced with buses -- all day Saturday and Sunday, with service between the Ferry Building and Fisherman's Wharf ONLY.
The San Francisco Pride Parade will take place on Market Street beginning at 10:30 a.m. this Sunday. The Parade starts at Market & Beale and ends at Market & 8th St, near the Pride Festival at Civic Center Plaza. Several streets will be closed and Muni will reroute several routes that serve downtown.