Night Garden on ThirdOct. 2–4 · 7–9 p.m. nightly · People's Garden · 4101 Third St. · free · all ages

SAN FRANCISCO — A three-night free music series is scheduled for People's Garden in the Bayview from Friday through Sunday, Oct. 2–4, with a different sound each evening.

The event information currently circulating lists 7 to 9 p.m. nightly at 4101 Third Street. The series is advertised as free and all ages.

What is the Night Garden schedule?

Friday, Oct. 2: Afrobeat Sunset.
Saturday, Oct. 3: Jazz Night in the Garden.
Sunday, Oct. 4: Soulful Sunset.

Published event material names Jazz Mafia, Horns in the Hood and DJ POS Red, with Martin Luther McCoy as host.

Where is People's Garden?

The listed address is 4101 Third Street in the Bayview. Because this is a neighborhood garden rather than a large ticketed venue, public transit or a short walk from Third Street can be simpler than assuming there will be event-specific parking.

Is Night Garden on Third free?

Yes. The flyer reproduced by local event listings describes the series as free and all ages.

How firm is the lineup?

The dates, times, address, nightly themes and named performers appear consistently in the event flyer and in independent local reporting. SF News Today has not found a standalone organizer webpage with a separate text schedule, so readers looking for one specific artist should recheck the latest event information before traveling.

Why one guide for all three nights?

The same location and two-hour evening window apply across the weekend, while the music theme changes each day. Keeping the information on one page makes it easier to compare Friday, Saturday and Sunday without three near-duplicate articles.

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Reporting noteHow we reported thisThe event details are supported by a reproduced event flyer and independent local reporting that match on the dates, hours, address and performers. We have not found a dedicated organizer webpage, so the article says that plainly instead of presenting a secondary listing as an official source.