The city of San Francisco is teaming up with the business community and musicians to entice families to come back downtown to help revitalize the Union Square shopping district.
SAN FRANCISCO -- In light of an exodus of retailers in San Francisco, the city is teaming up with the business community and musicians to entice families to come back downtown to help revitalize the Union Square shopping district.
Sohal's family owns San Francisco Deluxe, the hop-on and hop-off tour buses that take visitors to tourist destinations. The concerts showcase local musicians every Saturday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. There are food trucks, games and other activities geared toward families. Organizers also encourage people to shop and dine at nearby establishments.
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