Sunday, May 6th marks the start of a great summer of performances at Yerba Buena Gardens. As the first all-female mariachi ensemble, Flor de Toloache blazes a brilliant pioneering path for women in a traditionally male world of Mexican music. Check out their NPR Tiny Desk  Concert on YouTube.

Yerba Buena Gardens Festival is an independent nonprofit presenting 6 months of admission-free performances reflecting the rich cultures and creativity of the Bay Area. Programs are outdoors, family-friendly and ADA accessible.

YBG Festival presents classical, world, and jazz music, contemporary and traditional dance, theater, children’s and family programs, and cultural events reflecting the rich cultures and creativity of the region. Artistic excellence, inclusion, diversity, and innovation are at the heart of our mission. As the only curated arts park fully dedicated to the long-term presentation of free arts and cultural programs, Yerba Buena Gardens has a unique place in the cultural landscape of San Francisco.

Flor de Toloache with Diana Gameros opening
Sunday, May 6th from 1 to 3 PM.
Esplanade, Yerba Buena Gardens
Mission St. between 3rd & 4th Streets in San Francisco
There is no cost to attend.

Get the link to the full Yerba Buena Gardens Festival calendar.