“SFO Celebrates – Music in Golden Gate Park” starts August 25, 2022

“SFO Celebrates” program let travelers enjoy memorable performances from 1960 through today

SAN FRANCISCO, CA, 2022-Aug-28 — /Travel PR News/ — The San Francisco International Airport (SFO) announced the latest activation of an experiential series that brings San Francisco’s neighborhoods and cultural events directly to airport guests. Starting August 25, 2022, “SFO Celebrates – Music in Golden Gate Park” will honor the rich history of live music performances in Golden Gate Park with a photo essay, live performances and a photo station in Terminal 3, Boarding Area F.

From Jimi Hendrix in the 1960s to Lizzo in the 2020s, travelers can experience some of Golden Gate Park’s most memorable performances, as seen through the lenses of celebrated photographers Jay Blakesberg, Phil Halperin, Jim Marshall, Ron Rakow and Alvan Meyerowitz. The photo essay is located along the F Concourse moving walkways and will run through October 11.

A stage near the F Food Court will feature a two-sided backdrop where travelers can put themselves into the picture with the Grateful Dead in the 1960s or with Billie Eilish today. Live music performances will be on August 25th and 26th and September 1st and 2nd.

For more information about SFO Celebrates, please visit www.flysfo.com/sfo-celebrates.

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CONTACT:

Doug Yakel
Public Information Officer
External Affairs Office
San Francisco International Airport
650.821.4000
Doug.Yakel@flysfo.com

Source: San Francisco International Airport

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