What’s Happening in San Francisco in October 2021?

Fall 2021 activities near San Francisco, CA Fall has arrived! This is the season of beautiful foliage, crisp air, decorative pumpkins, and, later, ghosts and goblins. Many people love venturing out to select pumpkins to carve or apples to turn into cider this season. Whether you want to take your Toyota RAV4 from San Francisco Toyota out for a sightseeing journey to check out the fall colors or you want to head to the orchard for fresh apples, we wanted to go over some of the safe fall 2021 activities near San Francisco that you can enjoy. When perusing the list, please be sure to make note of safety protocols in place! more Pumpkin patches and apple orchards near San Francisco Clancy’s Pumpkin Patch Locations: 2101 Sloat Blvd, San Francisco; 1620 7 th Ave., San Francisco Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, September 22 (Sloat Blvd) and September 28 (7 th Ave.) through October 31, 2021 Farmer John’s Pumpkin Farm Location: 850 Cabrillo Hwy N, Half Moon Bay, CA Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily, September 10 th through October 31, 2021 Guardsmen Pumpkin Patch Location: 2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco Hours: October 14 through October 23; Weekdays 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., Weekends 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Lemos Farm Location: 12320 San Mateo Rd, Half Moon Bay, CA Hours: Wednesdays through Sundays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Other fall activity ideas in the Bay area Living in California gives us a great opportunity to experience big cities and vast countryside in one drive. Take a day trip through parts of the state and head out to scenic areas like Samuel P. Taylor State Park, Castle Rock State Park, and more. Drive further inland and take in all the beautiful fall colors. Plus, as October progresses, haunted houses or haunted hayride attractions might start cropping up, and those can always be a hoot! Whatever you do and wherever you go this fall, please be sure to follow all COVID-19 safety guidelines and protocols to keep yourself and others safe. Happy fall!

How does the Toyota Clean Assist EV Charging Program work? Living here in California, you have a unique opportunity when it comes to driving electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, like the 2021 Toyota Mirai or the 2021 Toyota RAV4 Prime, available from us at San Francisco Toyota. Clean driving and low emissions are heavily valued in the state, and simply by driving one of these magnificent automobiles, you can earn benefits or participate in certain programs. One of these is the Toyota Clean Assist EV Charging Program. How does it work? Take a look at this informative video from Toyota! more Toyota Clean Assist EV Charging Program details Can you get rewards for driving clean vehicles in California?

When is the 2021 Get Your Rear in Gear Virtual 5K in San Francisco? We are proud to be a part of the Bay Area community here at San Francisco Toyota. This is a truly special community, and we’re all about getting behind a great cause. One such cause is bringing awareness to the battle against cancer. This disease, in all its forms, is a horrible thing that humanity has been fighting for all of time, and while society has made great progress in the fight, there is still so much that needs to be done. One common form of cancer is colon cancer, and there’s an organization out there trying to help promote prevention and early detection: the Colon Cancer Coalition. This group has organized an event to help bring awareness to the fight against colon cancer, called the Get Your Rear in Gear Virtual 5K Run and Walk. When is this available for San Francisco residents? Read ahead for the details! more What is a virtual 5K? Given the past year we have had, a lot of extra precautions had to be taken to keep everyone safe. Often, that led to adjusting existing events and activities. A virtual 5K means that, rather than grouping a large group of people together to run or walk on blocked-off streets, you can run or walk that 5K when and where you choose, and log your miles, on the day of the event or before it. How to participate in the Get Your Rear in Gear event To join this excellent cause, you can participate in the Get Your Rear in Gear event by registering on their website for those in and around San Francisco. On July 11 th, they will have a “live” opening ceremonies event on their website and Facebook page. You can run and walk where you choose on or before July 11 th and then log your run or walk distances on your personal page or through the app they’ll be using. You can also get going a little early and attempt the challenges they’ll have going between June 27 th and July 11 th. The registration fees are $38 for adults and $23 for children. A 2021 event shirt comes with the registration. Colorectal cancer patients and survivors can register for free. You can also feel free to donate whatever else you can to help defeat colon cancer and even have a team of people participating to help donate funds. San Francisco Toyota is proud to have one of those teams! For more information on this event, please visit their FAQ page. Stay in touch with the San Francisco community