SF’s 46rd Annual “St. Stupid’s Day” Parade (2024)
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Embarcadero Plaza (Formerly Justin Herman Plaza) | 1 Market Street, San Francisco, CA
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The Annual St. Stupid’s Day Parade is a celebration of stupidity.
On April 1, it’s time for yet another parade in honor of Saint Stupid, patron saint of Civilizations and Parking Meters.
46rd Annual St. Stupid’s Day Parade
Monday, April 1, 2024 | Noon
Downtown San Francisco
FREE– Midweek parades – typically start at Embarcadero Plaza and go through the Financial District
– Weekend parades – From Transamerica Building (Washington St.), up Columbus Street to Washington Square Park, SF2024 Update
This Monday, April 1st, High Noon. St Stupid and The First Church of the Last Laugh will be sponsoring the 197th annual Saint Stupid’s Day Parade. Please assemble at Embarcadero Plaza, formerly Justin Herman (who was REALLY stupid) Plaza. at the foot of Market Street across from the Ferry Building. Dress like a character in Hawaii Five-0 or maybe PerWee Herman if he was in The Matrix and bring something stupid that means something stupid to you. Rain or shine, earthquake not-with-standing, AI multi-verse confusion or not. Be there or rutabaga.
Normally the details are listed on this Facebook group or you can sometimes find details from Bishop Joey
San Fransisco’s annual rite of spring parades thru the financial district in a light hearted mock of business. Free and open the public this sidewalk parade hops, skips and giggles with drums, noise makers and goofy signage.
Bring pennies to toss at the Bankers Heart and socks for the traditional Sock Exchange. Fun for the whole family. Rain and/or shine.
Brought to you by the First Church of the Last Laugh, world’s fastest growing ‘snack’ religion, one holy day a year and April First is it.
Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.
Cost: FREE*