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Eat, Travel, Play, Care
Gillie and Marc’s beloved Rabbitwoman and Dogman arrive on the Golden Mile with Eat, Travel, Play, Care. This enchanting exhibition features four bronze sculptures celebrating love, diversity, connection, and the joy of experiencing the world together.
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Conservatory Piano
A public access piano has been featured off JFK promenade in front of The Conservatory of Flowers. Whether you need a quick musical break while jogging by, or you’re looking to spend an afternoon getting in touch with your musical roots, this piano is always ready to here to be…
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Remember When
Remember When… was inspired by the thought “what would it look like to stumble across an archaeologic dig of your childhood?”. As a child, everything looks so much bigger. It is all a discovery. Remember When… invites you to take a trip back, to have some fun, to “feel the…
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Where’s The Ball?
What happens when a childhood favorite gets supersized? Where’s the Ball? transforms classic jacks into a monumental, interactive sculpture on the Conservatory of Flowers lawn—inviting visitors of all ages to sit, play, wander, and connect.
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100 Golden Chairs
Need a place to PARK IT HERE? The Golden Mile offers 100+ Golden Chairs, made from durable reclaimed plastic and ready to move, gather, relax, or simply take in the beauty of Golden Gate Park. Think of them as 100 free “parking spaces” for people on JFK Promenade.
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Betsabeé Romero Exhibit
The Betsabeé Romero Collection brings the acclaimed Mexican artist’s bold, symbolic work to the Golden Mile. Crafted from repurposed tires, mirrors, metal, and other materials, the sculptures explore movement, transformation, cultural identity, and the power of reclaiming public space.
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Yellow Dot
A bright spot on the Golden Mile, the Yellow Dot has evolved from a bold landmark into a beloved oasis for lounging, reading, homework, music, and more. With a rotating collection of children’s books and ongoing care from volunteers, it’s a little slice of community magic.
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Piano Crosswalks
In 2025 the amazing Illuminate Volunteers, led by local artist Rachel Znerold created 2 whimsical crosswalks in the style of piano keys. Come visit The Golden Mile and dance your way across!
