Super Bowl at Levi’s Stadium

The Super Bowl is the pinnacle of American football, an annual championship game that crowns the NFL’s top team after a grueling season of intense competition. Known officially as Super Bowl LX (or Super Bowl 60) for 2026, this event draws millions of viewers worldwide, with blockbuster entertainment, celebrity appearances and funny commercials. Oh, and there is a football game as well. It’s a spectacle that unites fans, families and casual observers in a shared celebration of sport. The game features the champions of the NFC and AFC conferences battling it out on the field, with plays that can swing from nail-biting defensive stands to explosive touchdowns, all under the bright lights.

For those of us living in San Francisco, it’s hard not to be disappointed about the 49ers terrible final game against the Seahawks. I can only imagine how much more excited everyone would be if they were playing in the game and the wild celebrations that would take place with a win. Although it didn’t quite work out in our favor, the city is going to awesome during the first week of February with lots of concerts, events and other cool stuff.

This year, Super Bowl LX is coming home to the San Francisco Bay Area, hosted at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. This was also the location of Super Bowl 50 in 2016. Kickoff is set for 3:30 PM PT (6:30 PM ET), with the Seattle Seahawks facing off against the New England Patriots in what promises to be a thrilling rematch of their 2015 Super Bowl encounter. The broadcast will air on NBC and stream on Peacock, ensuring fans everywhere can tune in. The halftime show will be headlined by global superstar Bad Bunny, marking the first time a Latino artist takes the stage as the sole performer and the first entirely in Spanish.

The energy will spill over into San Francisco itself, transforming the city into a football fan’s paradise with a week-long lineup of events from February 2-8. The NFL Experience at the Moscone Center (February 3-7) offers an immersive, family-friendly festival with interactive exhibits, autograph sessions with legends, virtual reality games & displays of all 59 previous Super Bowl rings. Super Bowl Opening Night on February 2 at the San Jose Convention Center lets fans watch players and coaches in live interviews, while the Pro Bowl Games on February 3 at Moscone South showcase skills challenges and flag football with top stars.

San Francisco will have a lot of with free and ticketed events, including a fan zone in Union Square (February 5-7) featuring inflatable football games, live performances and dance parties. Yerba Buena Gardens will host community activations from February 3-7, with photo ops, merchandise & food trucks. Music lovers can catch concerts scattered across the city, such as Sting at the Palace of Fine Arts and Luke Combs at Fort Mason. Culinary highlights include Taste of the NFL at The Hibernia on February 7, where top chefs pair with NFL players for gourmet bites benefiting hunger relief. Celebrity parties and watch events will pop up at venues like the Mayes Oyster House and Thrive City.