#free-events

#free-events

NYC residents can pay what they wish at the American Museum of Natural History, perfect for spending hours indoors among dinosaurs, gems, and immersive exhibits.

Every third Saturday, the Oakland Art Murmur offers a free guided walking tour, showcasing a different theme for each tour led by notable figures in the art community.

"Barn Radio is a 'werk-in-progress multidisciplinary space and platform for electronic music.' It is Black-led, Community-led, and Artist-led."

This spirited adaptation of Shakespeare's The Two Gentlemen of Verona follows two young men as they journey from a small Midwestern town to the alluring promise of California. The two friends confront their inner conflicts as they are seduced by the possibilities of love, success, and reinvention. Grounded in the spirit of exploration, this adaptation captures the quintessential drive for self-invention while acknowledging the costs that often accompany it.

The exhibition is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Royal Drawing School and features works from notable artists like Hockney, Tim Burton, and King Charles.

Hometown Comedy is a free monthly stand-up comedy show featuring the best comedians from the Bay Area. It takes place at Hometown Heroes, a bar with unique artwork dedicated to Too Short and Mac Dre.

As part of the Cathedrals at Night series, St Paul's Cathedral will host a free evening event on August 8, 2025, featuring guided tours and crafts.

Make Music Salem allows the performers to meet the community, share their music, and get exposure without the obstacles of paywalls or ticket fees.

The Central Park Conservancy is offering free senior portraits for the Class of 2025 at the newly reopened Conservatory Garden, enhancing graduation celebrations.

At the Dog & Fox pub in Wimbledon Village, expect a lively atmosphere with every Wimbledon match screened live, alongside a delightful selection of drinks and a sun-soaked terrace.

The Yerba Buena Gardens Festival will celebrate its 25th Anniversary in 2025, offering a vibrant array of free performances that highlight the Bay Area's diverse cultures.