Saturday was night two of Dead and Company's historic three-night run in San Francisco, and local businesses are feeling the benefit from all the Dead heads in town.

San Francisco

Dead & Company’s three-night concert series at Golden Gate Park, celebrating the Grateful Dead’s 60th anniversary, has resulted in a notable surge in business for local establishments in San Francisco. Businesses in the Haight-Ashbury area, including bars, restaurants, and stores, have reported a substantial increase in customers, with some describing the weekend as busier than major holidays.

The influx of fans, known as 'Deadheads,' has also been felt across the city, with events like Jerry Day at McLaren Park drawing large crowds. While some residents have noted the challenges of increased crowds, others have welcomed the renewed energy and economic activity, viewing the concerts as a positive sign for the city’s recovery.

Dead & Company concerts bring economic boost to SF businesses

show number two of dead and company's historic three night run in san francisco is in the books good evening on this saturday night i'm christina rendon the concerts at golden gate park commemorating the grateful dead 60th anniversary are well underway and tonight local businesses are feeling the benefit from all the dead heads in the city we'll get right to ktv's john crinjack live at golden gate park's polo field with more john hey christina yeah those deadheads you mentioned are making their way out of the park the concert wrapped up just a couple of minutes ago and you know these shows are really bringing a major boost to local businesses grateful dead fans dancing the night away at golden gate park it's just great it's just the vibes are so cool as dead and company took the stage once again saturday you don't get positive vibes everywhere and this is like where you're going to get it the concert's marking 60 years since the grateful dead's bay area founding and it is pretty special i think because i mean you never know if they're going to come out again ahead of the show hate ashbury was bustling it's beautiful these neighbors thriving right now it's been really great there's been so many people here deadheads packing into bars restaurants stores and yes smoke shops business owners here on hate street say it's hard to overstate the economic boost they are feeling this weekend this is this is huge here at the mad dog in the fog pub they say it's like 10 st patrick's days in one we've been packed since wednesday probably three to four times busier than a normal saturday keeping the kitchen open till midnight to serve hungry deadheads after the shows very friendly people having a great time over at psychedelic sf gallery we have a ton of grateful dead 60s memorabilia these concerts are like a dream come true it's full of deadheads everybody's buying stuff having a good time and we wish we wish you could do that every year the hate wasn't the only place seeing an influx of deadheads saturday across town thousands packed into mclaren park for jerry day at the jerry garcia amphitheater the concerts here celebrating what would have been the singer's 83rd birthday i'm doing all jerry stuff this weekend back near golden gate park while the crowds are bugging some residents others say they welcome the energy the deadheads are bringing to the neighborhood i'm not going to go into the concert but i really enjoyed coming out here because there's something in the air in fact some see this weekend as a turning point for a city on the rise we're bringing san francisco back and day by day it's coming back and it's going to be the greatest city in the world again very soon all right so tomorrow is the final day of concerts here at golden gate park the trey anastasio band featuring the lead singer of fish will be the opening act that starts at four o'clock followed by of course the grand finale from dead and company christina back to you

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