23 things to do in San Francisco in 2023
Catch a concert in a converted mortuary, tour a Painted Lady and ride the longest escalator west of the Mississippi
Stay updated with breaking news from Tree Twins. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Catch a concert in a converted mortuary, tour a Painted Lady and ride the longest escalator west of the Mississippi
SFist held court with the royal tannenbaums known as the Tree Twins, and these two “firries” will be out enlightening San Francisco every night through December 24.
Spotting the Tree Twins and posing for selfies has become a true San Francisco holiday...
SAN FRANCISCO -- It's a rather dark and chilly night on Fillmore street in San Francisco until the Tree Twins, two native San Franciscans dressed as brightly-lit Christmas trees, emerge from around the corner. "We come from the North Pole. We're sent by Santa and he sends us here to the city to cheer people up at Christmas," Tree One explains. "I am looking for anything that's going to give me some bright holiday spirit and those two are off the charts," passerby Penelope shares. The Tree Twins have brightened people's holidays for the past five years. "We have an insane connection with Chr...
Skip to main content Currently Reading Holiday cheer is at an all-time low. Meet the two SF residents who are trying to lift it. The Tree Twins are the city's Christmas superheroes FacebookTwitterEmail Tree #1 and Tree #2, aka the Tree Twins take Divisadero St. by surprise.Blair Heagerty / SFGATE On a chilly holiday evening at the corner of Divisidero and Oak Streets, a dog curiously approaches two Christmas trees leaning together. It sniffs eagerly and a hind leg looks ready to lift, but something isn’t quite right. The dog pauses, then the two trees bend down to pet it. “This… isn’t...