Hayes Street Farmers Market Activity August 15, 2026
Saturday August 15, 2026 Documented conditions; list not exhaustive Observed during permitted closure hours. Full time-stamped records maintained.
Saturday August 15, 2026 Documented conditions; list not exhaustive Observed during permitted closure hours. Full time-stamped records maintained.
Saturday August 8, 2026 Documented conditions; list not exhaustive Observed during permitted closure hours. Full time-stamped records maintained.
Saturday August 1, 2026 Documented conditions; list not exhaustive Observed during permitted closure hours. Full time-stamped records maintained.
Saturday July 25, 2026 Documented conditions; list not exhaustive Observed during permitted closure hours. Full time-stamped records maintained.
Saturday July 11, 2026 Documented conditions; list not exhaustive Observed during permitted closure hours. Full time-stamped records maintained.
Saturday June 27, 2026 Documented conditions; list not exhaustive Observed during permitted closure hours. Full time-stamped records maintained.
While SFMTA faces a $307- 322 million budget deficit, the agency continues to subsidize a street closure that delivers minimal public benefit and clear fiscal harm. Direct Costs to SFMTA and Taxpayers Combined direct cost: Well over $100,000 per year borne by SFMTA and San Francisco taxpayers — for a program riddled with noncompliance. These figures also do not include the Hayes Street Public Life Study, which public documents suggest will cost nearly half a million dollars and includes evaluating …
Saturday June 20, 2026 Documented conditions; list not exhaustive Observed during permitted closure hours. Full time-stamped records maintained.
Saturday June 13, 2026 Documented conditions; list not exhaustive Observed during permitted closure hours. Full time-stamped records maintained.
For almost two years now, we’ve been telling City agencies about the same problem on the closed block of Hayes Street: vendors setting up shop without following the rules. It started back in June 2024. What began as one clothing vendor with a tent has turned into a regular scene: a big branded truck, sidewalk displays, and more vendors showing up. This isn’t a one-off anymore. It’s become part of the closure. The permit that closes the street says the …