Opening Day on the Bay
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Opening Day on the Bay, on the last Sunday in April, is the official opening day of the Northern Californian sailing season and sees over 150 boats, beautifully decorated and adorned, heading across San Francisco Bay in parade formation.
- When: Apr 2009 (annual)
- Where: Pier 39
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