Salesforce Park is the crown jewel of the Salesforce Transit Center in downtown San Francisco. The entire facility, including the park, is owned and operated by the Transbay Joint Powers Authority (TJPA). It is a public park that was created for the enjoyment of all, and the name is the result of a naming rights agreement with Salesforce. The community may host their events at TJPA's Salesforce Park. See below for information on the type of events that may be organized.
Open Ticketed or Private Events
The Central Lawn with a capacity of 150 people and the Wetlands Garden with a capacity of 50 people are available for rental at Salesforce Park.
Large Group Social Outings
Groups of 26–150 people that don’t need a private space, won’t serve alcohol, and involve simple activities (e.g., a picnic) require a TJPA gathering permit, with no fee.
Gatherings of 25 or fewer people don’t need a permit. All events must follow park rules: no exclusive space, amplified sound, or outside alcohol (except from the Barebottle Brewing Company beer garden in the Main Plaza).
Experiential Activations & Open to the Public Events
For activations and events that are free and open to the public, and intended to increase public awareness for a brand or cause.
Film & Photo Shoot Permits
To find out about what is needed for a Film/Photo/Video Shoot, please refer to the Film/Photo/Video Shoot Inquiry Information Form.