North of Pan Handle, or NOPA as it is known to locals, exemplifies the spirit of San Francisco: ever-changing but with an authenticity that’s instantly recognizable. NOPA has emerged as a must-visit spot on any foodie’s list including the widely celebrated Che Fico, which sprang to action during the COVID pandemic donating hundreds of meals daily to San Francisco locals.

NOPA

Tucked between the Financial District and historic North Beach, it’s where those in the know go to escape the tourists. With former residents like Frida Khalo and Diego Rivera, you’ll find the city’s best contemporary art, classic Michelin Star restaurants, and our ETHOS office!

Jackson Square

Home to the latest restaurants, eclectic shops, vibrant street art, and the picturesque Mission Dolores Park, you’ll feel the city’s contemporary creative spirit around every corner.  Always reinventing itself, it’s a local favorite because you'll find something new every time you visit.

Mission District

This once-in-a-lifetime experience lets your guest sail on the USA 76, the most modern America’s Cup yachts available anywhere in the world. Step aboard this 84-foot race yacht where guests will be encouraged to pitch in and help to sail learning boating basics and a little friendly competition along the way.

Set Sail on the America’s Cup

Culinary diversity is the cornerstone of our city’s fabric. Join local chocolatiers on a journey to their native Brazil where you’ll learn to make Brigadieros. Either in-person or virtual, you’ll experience some of the celebrations and customs that surround these tiny chocolate delights.

Learn to Make Brigadeiros

With 43 hills rising from 200 to 938 feet, guests will get a power-packed workout while taking in the city’s most iconic sites. To keep attendees energized, we provide customized refreshments along the way from healthy juice fusions to carb-loaded comfort food.

Urban Hike and Food Tour

The spirit of peace, love and good times live on Haight Street. Drawing upon the influence of San Francisco’s countercultural histories, the Art Center provides experiences to help create community, encourage personal exploration, and inspire action toward positive cultural change.

Haight Street Art Center

Where European chic meets California cool, this rooftop bar sits 120 feet above Market Street at the Proper Hotel. Voted “The Best Rooftop Bars in the U.S.” by Conde Nast Traveler, it features an all-day menu and original cocktail combinations.

Charmaine’s

The first women-led food hall in the country, this beacon for mission-driven development has launched the careers of countless chefs. Debuting six restaurants by women of color, this unique venue is a rich blend of culture and community.

La Cucina Municipal Marketplace