Family Picks: St. Patrick's Parade, Free Gardens & Beach Bonfires
Top family-friendly Bay Area events this week:
- 175th SF St. Patrick’s Day Parade Saturday 11:30am at 2nd & Market: colorful floats, pipe bands,...

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Top family-friendly Bay Area events this week:
A rising trend in Bay Area youth sports engagement, from school clinics to hero celebrations:
A growing trend in free Bay Area family discussions tackling youth challenges:
Oakland Public Library branches host free kids' events perfect for families:
Spotlighting family-friendly initiatives tackling summer fun and school essentials:
Spring sparks bold beginnings in the Bay Area:
Plan perfect family outings with these free admission tips timed for kid-friendly March exhibits:
Spring into family fun with these Bay Area egg hunts, fairs, and parades:
Wholesome all-ages fun at Sonoma County Bluegrass & Folk Festival on March 14 (noon-9pm) at Sebastopol Community Center.
Perfect for train-loving families: Head to the San Leandro Historical Railway Open House & Model Train Show for free admission and fun for all...
Join multigenerational Bon Odori dancing at the 94th San Francisco festival (since 1932), one of the US's largest & oldest Obon events.
Discover family-friendly community highlights around the Bay:
Catch the total lunar eclipse (blood moon) early Tuesday morning—a rare family sky show, next one not till 2028.
Bay Area families, explore summer camps and schools at the inaugural FREE Mid-Peninsula Camp & School Fair in San Mateo on Sunday, Mar. 15 – sponsored by Stanford Medicine Children's Health.
Your weekend Lunar New Year lineup in Chinatown – all free, family-friendly, and multigenerational:
Bay Area families, rejoice: Tulip season kicked off three weeks early with colorful fields for pick-your-own flowers, daily tours, and seasonal photo ops. Check the farm’s website for tickets and blooms.
Craft Cinema SF turns movie nights into interactive creative fun, where hands stay busy crafting instead of idle. Hosted by Kelsey Poleyeff, it's a fresh twist for Bay Area families.
Exciting expansion for Bay Area families: