Festive San Francisco Civic Center

Last Saturday, on my way to San Francisco Symphony to attend the Britten's War Requiem at San Francisco Symphony, I saw some lovely sights in San Francisco, which, just days after Thanksgiving, really dressed up for holiday season.

First, we saw a glorious sunset at Rockridge BART (subway) Station, with San Francisco in the backdrop:









Once exited from Civic Center Station, we walked by a brightly lit Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, facing San Francisco City Hall, which basked in striking red glow, though it resembled less the coat of Santa Claus, rather, frock of a devil.  Nevertheless, it was eye-catching.


Bill Graham Civic Auditorium






San Francisco City Hall

Then, we saw the glow emitted from San Francisco Opera House and the Symphony Hall:


Davies Symphony Hall & War Memorial Opera House


War Memorial Opera House


Davies Symphony Hall

Before the performance, we went to the balcony of the Symphony Hall to take another glimpse of the startling City Hall:










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