Viva Callecita, a shorter District 3 open-streets event, is Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The first Callecita is funded by Council District 3 and uses a shorter car-free route than Viva CalleSJ. The official site says more details are coming soon.
San José’s first Viva Callecita, a shorter open-streets event funded by Council District 3, runs Sunday, Nov. 8, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., according to the official Viva CalleSJ website. The site describes it as a smaller version of Viva CalleSJ, the city’s free program that turns streets into places without cars so people can walk, bike, roll, play and meet neighbors.
The site says the event will use a shorter route but the same chance to walk, bike, roll, play and connect with the community on streets without cars. It also says more details are coming soon.
An official flyer on that page, from San José Parks, Recreation & Neighborhood Services and Councilmember Anthony Tordillos of District 3, lists the same date and hours. An official map on the page shows the route along Jackson Street, Ninth Street and Santa Clara Street, with activity hubs near Sixth Street and Jackson Street and along Santa Clara Street, and an auto crossing at Julian Street and Ninth Street.
The program is free.
Source: Viva CalleSJ official site; official flyer; official route map
