A curving pavilion that’s an eye-catching structure in downtown San Jose was a focal point in a crowded SoFA district block party.
SAN JOSE — A curving pavilion that’s an eye-catching structure in downtown San Jose was a focal point in a crowded SoFA district block party, the second such recent event designed to spur activities in the city’s urban core.
A painter, visitor and musicians are seen next to the Serpentine Pavilion at 350 South First Street in downtown San Jose, one of the events during a SoFA block party, June 2023. This second block party stretched along South First Street, primarily between San Carlos Street and the arts and crafts area where First and Market streets intersect.
A person walks through the Serpentine Pavilion at 350 South First Street in downtown San Jose. The pavilion was opened to the public during a block party in the SoFA district, June 2023. People stand at an entrance to the Serpentine Pavilion at 350 South First Street in downtown San Jose. The pavilion was open to the public during a SoFA block party. The Serpentine Pavilion is a shape-shifter of an events center that Canada-based development firm Westbank set up in downtown San Jose. Westbank, a high-profile developer with a global reach, is the patron of the unique structure.
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