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Spring on the Island: 3 Events to Catch at Cityside Park

Spring programming is in full swing on Treasure Island. A high-energy sunset fitness class HIITs Cityside Park on April 30, Off the Grid returns every Saturday through May 16, and Yoga by the Water continues every Sunday into the summer. Each one happens at Cityside Park, the 6-acre waterfront destination named one of the San Francisco Chronicle’s must-do experiences for 2026

Here’s what’s on the calendar this spring, and how to plan your visit. 

Fitness by the Water with Lux Fit

Lux Fit brings its signature coach-led HIIT class to Cityside Park for a sunset workout on the waterfront. The hour-long class combines strength, cardio, and bodyweight circuits, with intentional transitions that move the group through the park and along the shoreline. Expect a real sweat, a guided run past some of the best skyline views in San Francisco, and a chance to train somewhere new. 

Afterward, the class winds down with smoothies and time to hang with the Lux Fit crew as the sun sets over the Bay. All experience levels are welcome. 

Plan Your Visit

Date: Thursday, April 30, 2026
Time: 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM
Where: Cityside Park, 387 Avenue of the Palms
Admission: $15 per ticket
What to Bring: Water and workout gear 

BOOK YOUR SPOT

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Off the Grid Spring Edition

After a fall debut that drew thousands to Cityside Park, Off the Grid returns this spring with a six-week Saturday series running through May 16. Each week brings 15+ rotating food creators to Cityside Park’s six waterfront acres, with kites over the Bay and the San Francisco skyline directly across the water. 

Themed editions rotate from one Saturday to the next, with new chefs and pop-ups keeping the lineup fresh. Admission is free, and ferry rides are complimentary with RSVP. 

Plan Your Visit

Dates: Saturdays through May 16, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Where: Cityside Park, 387 Avenue of the Palms
Admission: Free, with free ferry rides for RSVP’d guests

RSVP AND RESERVE YOUR FERRY RIDE

A small group practicing yoga on mats in a grassy park beside the water, with a bridge and city skyline in the background.

Yoga by the Water with Outdoor Yoga SF

Yoga by the Water is a weekly partnership with Outdoor Yoga SF, the Bay Area studio known for its open-air classes at Baker Beach and Golden Gate Park. Every Sunday morning at Cityside Park, experienced local instructors lead an all-levels vinyasa flow with sweeping views of the San Francisco skyline and the Bay Bridge. 

The class is built on the approach that’s made Outdoor Yoga SF a Bay Area favorite: thoughtful sequencing, accessible pacing, and a focus on being present in the environment around you. Whether you’re new to yoga or part of a regular practice, the class is designed to meet you where you are. The series runs every Sunday into the summer, with an end date to be announced. 

Plan Your Visit

Dates: Sundays, ongoing into summer
Time: 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM
Where: Cityside Park, 387 Avenue of the Palms
Admission: $15 per class
What to Bring: Yoga mat and water 

BOOK YOUR SPOT

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Make a Day of It

Most of these events run for an hour or an afternoon, but there’s no reason to head straight back to the ferry. Cityside Park is built for lingering, with open lawns, coastal gardens, and blue wooden lawn chairs lined up along the water. Walk the waterfront paths for views of all three bridges, grab brunch in Aracely Café’s garden patio, or head to Mersea Restaurant & Bar, set inside repurposed shipping containers with live music on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday afternoons. 

If you’re staying into the evening, Gold Bar Whiskey Distillery & Tasting Room is just down the road. The restored 1930s Art Deco terminal serves cocktails, hosts tasting room hours, and is up for two Best of the Bay Area titles from SFGATE

Getting Here

Depart from the San Francisco Ferry Building and arrive on Treasure Island in just eight minutes. The ferry runs seven days a week and pulls right up to Cityside Park. Parking is also available on the Island, with bus access via Muni Line 25 from Salesforce Transit Center and bike access via the Bay Bridge bicycle path from the East Bay. 

SEE FERRY SCHEDULE & PURCHASE TICKETS

Looking for more ways to spend a day on the Island? Read 26 Things to Do on Treasure Island

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