Bay Area Parks & Open Spaces

Another Planet Entertainment, LLC (Another Planet) was created on July 18, 2003 when Gregg W. Perloff, President/CEO of Bill Graham Presents, left to... More about Another Planet Entertainment

A forest retreat built by famed architect, Julia Morgan in 1913 in the style of the Arts & Crafts movement, this wonderfully unique resort is host to... More about Asilomar Conference Grounds

The first Festival began in 1935 with Ernst Bacon as guest conductor. In 1938, Gastone Usigli was named conductor, leading the Festival until his death... More about Carmel Bach Festival

This historic Mission has been renovated to it's previous glory as both a Catholic Mission and now a thriving parish and school. The Basilica reflects... More about Carmel Mission Basilica

One of the more popular parks in the city, Dolores Park has several basketball courts, tennis courts, playgrounds, and grassy hills where locals hang... More about Dolores Park

This is a huge, safe, beautiful park with a lot to do. Here is a glimpse of the incredible breadth of activites available. Definitely worth a trip...... More about Golden Gate Park

Over the past 52 years the Sports Car Racing Association of the Monterey Peninsula (SCRAMP) has been an active and highly visible part of the Monterey... More about Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway

The Monterey Aquarium was founded by Julie Packard from the family of HP in Palo Alto. To her benefit, she has established this organization as a world-reknown... More about Monterey Bay Aquarium

Plaza de César Chávez is a small, 2.2 acre (9,000 m²) park in Downtown San Jose, California, USA, named after César Chávez... More about Plaza de Cesar Chavez

Union Square, one of San Francisco's commerce and cultural centers, also refers to an actual park that became a primary focus for renovation and restoration... More about Union Square

Washington Square, designed by William Eddy, was one of San Francisco's three original parks. Saints Peter and Paul church faces the square on the... More about Washington Square

An urban oasis, Yerba Buena Gardens is one of only a few parks in SoMa. Very close to it all, the gardens are worthwhile as a destination for a quick... More about Yerba Buena Gardens