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Join Us for Merry Muni Skate Night and More This Season

Join Us for Merry Muni Skate Night and More This Season
By Danbee Song

Union Square Holiday Ice Rink during a winter community event. We hope you’ll join us for our Merry Muni Skate Night on Dec. 3 and other festive events this holiday season. These special events are part of our Merry Days of Muni campaign, designed to bring our riders a little extra joy over the holidays. The campaign highlights the many ways Muni connects people to the places and traditions they love during the holidays. Riders will see festive bus wraps across the city, find new Muni merchandise in our online store and enjoy community events. Merry Muni Skate Night: Wednesday, Dec. 3 Where...



Published November 19, 2025 at 05:30AM
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