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Every 4th Sunday, a free community yoga flow at Judah and Great Highway Park — right by the beach. Afterward, grab a complimentary coffee at Java Beach SF. No registration needed, just bring your mat and a mug.

Every Sunday, Golden Gate Park hosts a free Lindy Hop swing dance party open to all skill levels. No partner needed, no experience required. Just show up and dance — instructors are on hand to help beginners get the basic steps down.

Black History Month free community conversation focused on supporting Black entrepreneurs in SF. Features Charlie Baldwin, Store Manager of In The Black — a creative and entrepreneurial marketplace. Open to all, no registration needed.

SF's first Black-owned comedy club on Market Street runs free stand-up nightly through March 8. Tonight: 4–5 pro comics with credits from Cobb's, Punch Line & SF Sketchfest. Free with RSVP for first 40 people — two-drink minimum (non-alcoholic counts).

The re:market pop-up at Baukunst wraps up today. Free to enter — used clothing, vintage housewares, handmade goods. From 12–2 PM, free repair workshops teach you how to fix clothes and household items instead of tossing them.

On the 4th anniversary of the war in Ukraine, the Ukrainian American Coordinating Council hosts a free rally and march through SF from Harry Bridges Plaza (Ferry Building) to Pier 39. A powerful, peaceful community show of solidarity open to all.

City Center Bishop Ranch in San Ramon celebrates the Year of the Horse with a free afternoon of traditional Chinese dance, lion dance, and a kung fu demonstration. Totally free, family-friendly, no tickets needed — just show up.

The largest Vietnamese Lunar New Year Tết Festival in the Bay Area wraps up today at Eastridge Center in San Jose. Free entry, open 11 AM–10 PM. Expect food, cultural performances, live music, and a buzzing community atmosphere celebrating the Year of the Horse.

A secret pop-up comedy show at a new bar in Temescal, Oakland. Free tickets available — you get an email with the secret location after you RSVP. One of the Bay's most fun under-the-radar comedy experiences. Donations appreciated but never required.

SF Beer Week runs through March 1 with 250+ events across the Bay celebrating independent craft beer. Today: free tap takeovers, trivia nights, brewery tours, and special releases at spots from SF to the East Bay. Check the calendar for something near you.