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Adult and child on a bicycle ride past Bicycle Sunday signs on a tree-lined road.

Bicycle Sunday canceled Oct. 11 on Cañada Road

San Mateo County Parks canceled the Oct. 11 Bicycle Sunday closure of Cañada Road due to staffing shortages, with two more holiday cancellations set for later this year.

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Adult and child on a bicycle ride past Bicycle Sunday signs on a tree-lined road.

Bicycle Sunday canceled Oct. 11 on Cañada Road

San Mateo County Parks canceled the Oct. 11 Bicycle Sunday closure of Cañada Road due to staffing shortages, with two more holiday cancellations set for later this year.

· 1 min read

Adult and child on a bicycle ride past Bicycle Sunday signs on a tree-lined road.

Bicycle Sunday canceled Oct. 11 on Cañada Road

San Mateo County Parks canceled the Oct. 11 Bicycle Sunday closure of Cañada Road due to staffing shortages, with two more holiday cancellations set for later this year.

· 1 min read

A microphone on a stand beneath string lights on a small outdoor stage at dusk.

Burlingame Town Square hosts free music trivia Oct. 10

Burlingame Town Square hosts its first free Music Trivia night Saturday, Oct. 10, from 5 to 6:30 p.m., featuring Rock, Soul and R&B trivia by Taddy's Tunes, food from three local restaurants and SF Giants prizes.

A researcher in a yellow helmet and blue gloves examines a dark cave floor with a flashlight.

Burlingame screens free bat documentary Oct. 21

The Citizens Environmental Council hosts a free screening of the documentary "The Invisible Mammal" at the Burlingame Community Center on Wednesday, Oct. 21, with San Francisco filmmaker Kristin Tièche leading a post-film discussion about bat conservation.

Sunny street scene on Burlingame Avenue with a decorative pillar sign and red-awning storefronts.

Burlingame LIVE returns with four nights of music Oct. 1

The Burlingame Chamber of Commerce is staging Burlingame LIVE 2026, a four-day outdoor music festival at the corner of Park Road and Burlingame Avenue from Oct. 1 through Oct. 4, with live bands performing 4 to 8 p.m. each evening.

Promotional poster for the ALIVE Festival showing a woman in silhouette against golden-hour light at an outdoor gathering, with event details for Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, at Washington Park in Burlingame, CA.

ALIVE Festival at Washington Park raises funds for cancer research

The ALIVE Festival takes over Washington Park on Saturday, Sept. 19, with fitness classes, a vendor village and a sound bath, all raising money for the Wendy Tam MOC Research Fund honoring a 25-year-old who died of a rare ovarian cancer.

Wordmark logo reading Disen Cai Real Estate Group in black sans-serif type.

Burlingame real estate team gives schools $550,000

Disen and Abby Cai have donated more than $550,000 to Burlingame schools, nonprofits and community organizations, according to a Burlingame Community for Education Foundation spotlight published Sept. 16.

Chalk2Heal event banner, colorful chalk dust on dark pavement in green, yellow and orange with the white "Chalk2Heal" logo text overlaid.

Burlingame nonprofit hosts chalk art contest for kids with cancer

Kids & Art Foundation, headquartered on Howard Avenue in Burlingame, has announced a community chalk art competition with sponsorship tiers starting at $25 as part of its free Chalk2Heal festival Sept. 26 at Sunset Dunes Park in San Francisco.

Promotional flyer for Burlingame Live, October 1-4, 2026, 4 to 8 p.m., at the corner of Park Road and Burlingame Avenue, showing a colorful silhouette of a cheering crowd behind "Burlingame Live" text, with Burlingame Chamber of Commerce and Burlingame/SFO Chamber of Commerce logos.

Burlingame Live music festival returns to the Avenue Oct. 1–4

The Burlingame Chamber of Commerce announced that Burlingame Live, a four-day live music festival, runs Thursday, Oct. 1, through Sunday, Oct. 4, from 4 to 8 p.m. on Burlingame Avenue, building on a 2024 debut that drew 150 to 200 attendees nightly.

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