Off the Grid Returns to Treasure Island for Fall 2026 Season

Off the Grid's weekly Treasure Island market, one of the Island's most popular public events, has returned to Cityside Park this fall. The event runs weekly every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. through Oct. 17 at Cityside Park along the Island’s western waterfront.

The free event brings a rotating lineup of local food trucks, Creators, live music and wide-open bay views, with free ferry service (pre-reservation of free ferry pass is required) between the San Francisco Ferry Building's Gate B and the Treasure Island Ferry Terminal on event days.

Fall 2026 Highlights

The fall roster of local Creators includes Dominic's Food Truck (Italian), Me So Hungry Too (burgers), Respectable Bird (fried chicken), Kabob Trolley (Afghan), Korean Bobcha, J&D's BBQ, Lilikoi Boba, El Fuego (Mexican), Tokachi Musubi (Japanese), Johnny Doughnuts, Hot Italian (pizza) and Black Forest Kitchen (German), among others.

Each Saturday event features a new theme and weekly rotating musical partners. Highlights of the season include Dirtybird x EMPIRE headlining a Fleet Week-timed edition and the season's biggest food lineup on October 10th and the season’s pet-friendly finale on October 17th featuring Her DJ Club.

Admission is free. Limited parking is available on-site. Visitors traveling to the event from off-Island are encouraged to utilize the MUNI 25 bus or the Treasure Island Ferry. View the Off the Grid Treasure Island website for full schedule, vendor lineup and information on free ferry passes.

About Cityside Park

The San Francisco Chronicle named Cityside Park one of the best things to do in San Francisco in 2026, writing that "hopefully one of San Francisco's greatest secrets will become common knowledge." Designed by CMG Landscape Architects and constructed by Treasure Island Community Development, the Island's master developer, the six-acre waterfront park includes promenades with dedicated walking and biking lanes, event lawns, BBQ stations and sweeping views from the Bay Bridge to the Golden Gate Bridge, anchored by Ned Kahn's 28-foot kinetic sculpture, "Canopy of Sky". Cityside Park is owned by TIDA and maintained by the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department.