There’s good news for art lovers, photographers, and anyone who just loves a splash of color — Umbrella Alley is back! After closing its original home, this beloved San Francisco art destination has officially reopened in a brand-new location at 366 Jefferson Street in Fisherman’s Wharf.

Since it first opened in 2019, Umbrella Alley has captured hearts (and countless selfies) as one of San Francisco’s most joyful and Instagram-worthy attractions. It’s a place where street art meets storytelling, where visitors and locals mingle with murals, and where creativity bursts from every wall. Now, the Alley is starting its next chapter — Umbrella Alley 2.0 — and it’s shaping up to be even more colorful, playful, and community-driven than ever.

What’s New: 7 Murals Already Installed

Seven dazzling murals are already complete, turning the fresh walls of Umbrella Alley’s new home into a vibrant outdoor gallery.

• I Left My Heart in San Francisco – Artist Brian Huber captures the city’s soul with his signature heart balloon design. #brianhuberart

• See the World – A global celebration of imagination and travel, by 3Nolam and Brian Huber (#3nolam).

• California Dreaming – A fan favorite returns! This mural was created by 12 Bay Area muralists, blending bold colors and local pride.

• California Adventure VW Bus – Artist Skyebot brings the chill California surfer vibe to life with a whimsical retro VW bus (#skyebot).

• Dragon Koi – Oakland-based artist Luke Dragon’s swirling koi design adds energy and movement to the Alley’s evolving walls (#lukedragon_ifa).

• Rainbow Rain – A joyful splash of color from Brian Huber, reminding everyone that a little rain can still bring magic (#brianhuberart).

• Umbrella Mural by Luinova – Still being painted, this upcoming piece will honor the Alley’s name and spirit (#luinova).

What’s Coming Next

Umbrella Alley 2.0 is still in progress — and that’s part of the fun! Visitors this year can see the space transform week by week as new murals are painted and new ideas come to life. Here’s a peek at what’s in the pipeline:

• San Francisco Homies – Summer 2026, by Yonmeister (#yonmeister).

• Greetings from San Francisco – A grand new mural by Maxfield Bala, debuting Late Summer 026 (#maxfieldbala).

• Summer of Love Monarch Wall – A collaboration between Maxfield Bala and Jeremy Novy, celebrating SF’s groovy, free-spirited roots (#maxfieldbala #jeremynovy).

• Fisherman’s Wharf Honey Bear – The ever-popular Fnnch will bring his iconic honey bear to the Wharf, installation TBD (#fnnch).

• Kate Tova Heart – A future heart-themed mural by Kate Tova (#kate_tova), installed Spring 2026.

• GATS Mural – A towering, bold work by the mysterious GATS (#gatsptv), also coming soon.

What’s Still to Come: Umbrellas and Big Dreams

If you’re wondering where the colorful umbrellas are — don’t worry! The beloved overhead installations will return in  Summer of 2026. Once again, visitors will be able to stroll beneath a canopy of floating umbrellas and balloons that have become a symbol of hope and creativity in the city.

For now, the focus is on murals, installations, and rebuilding the community energy that made the original Umbrella Alley such a success. The project is a true collaboration between artists, volunteers, and fans who have supported the Alley since day one.

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Our Hours 

Summer 2026: May – August

• Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 10:30 AM – 6:00 PM
• Monday through Thursday 12:00 NOON to 5:00 PM
• With potential for earlier opening or later closing on select days.

Fall/Winter 2026-2027: September – February

• Saturday and Sunday: 10:30 AM – Sunset
• Occasionally open Wednesday through Friday, depending on the mural painting and construction crew schedule.
• Closed on Monday and Tuesday (may occasionally open for painting/building work).

Spring 2027: February-April

• Saturday and Sunday: 12:00 NOON– Sunset
• Occasionally open Wednesday through Friday, depending on the mural painting and construction crew schedule.
• Closed on Monday and Tuesday (may occasionally open for painting/building work).

We are an art project, and there is no published schedule for murals/ construction.

This small attraction is powered by passion — and supported by generous guests who make it possible for local artists to keep creating.

So grab your camera, bring your curiosity, and come see the magic of Umbrella Alley 2.0 unfold. Each visit offers something new, something colorful, and something to make you smile.

366 Jefferson Street, San Francisco, CA 94133