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Most San Francisco natives are familiar with the clever quip:

“The coldest winter I ever spent
was a summer in San Francisco.”

— attributed to Mark Twain

This commonly used phrase consistently rings true as nearly every day of summer is marked by the fog billowing through the Golden Gate while tourists shiver across the bridge clad in their new Pier 39 sweatshirts. Once Labor Day rolls around and the fog starts to roll out, the best kept secret in the city begins - Indian Summer!

Sidenote: We know this time of year doesn’t technically qualify as Indian Summer, but we certainly deserve to call it that after endless days of freezing fog and wind.

Some even say Indian Summer in San Francisco is better than other summers everywhere.

To-Do #1: Visit San Francisco

This time of year brings warm days, clear skies, no humidity, and plenty to do and see around San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area. Countless beaches, parks, entertainment, wineries, and more await travelers to the area. In fact, San Francisco was recently named TimeOut’s Best City in the World and one of Economist’s Safest Cities in the Nation. This is exciting news for those planning to travel to San Francisco.

Curtin is thrilled to be a part of this vibrant city, and we are pleased to continue to represent San Francisco as we serve in-person events for our valued clients. We invite you to stay in touch with Curtin by following us on LinkedIn. For the remainder of 2021 and beyond, we will be highlighting some of our work, and also sharing fun and interesting sites and events in San Francisco. After all, Indian Summer has just begun, and there is much to celebrate as we head into this new season.