You’re Invited to the
BSSF Annual Bromeliad Sale
At the 2026 SF Succulent Expo
Free Admission and Open to the Public:
Saturday, June 20 • 10 am – 5 pm
Sunday, June 21 • 9 am – 5 pm
Members-only early sale access:
Friday 3 pm – 7pm / Saturday 9 am – 10am
Join BSSF for early access — membership verified at the door.
San Francisco County Fair Building
1199 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122
(Near the corner of 9th Avenue and Lincoln Way)
Bromeliads for Home & Garden
Browse a large selection of colorful, easy-care bromeliads chosen by passionate growers — the kind of variety you won’t find at a nursery. Whether you’re a first-time plant buyer or a seasoned collector, there’s something here for you.
✓ Easy-care bromeliads for home and garden
✓ Rare and collector varieties
✓ Air plants (Tillandsia)
✓ Expert advice from society members
Bring a box for your purchases! Plant will call holding area available—you must pick up your plants before the end of the day.
See Our Bromeliad Display
Step into the Auditorium and experience a stunning display of magnificently grown bromeliads, designed and installed by BSSF members. It’s part gallery, part garden — and completely free with your entry to the Expo.
Photo: 2025 BSSF Tiki display by members Jan and Josephine Bjellqvist.
Find Us in Golden Gate Park
SF County Fair Building
1199 9th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94122
(Near the corner of 9th Avenue and Lincoln Way)
Street parking is available on 9th Avenue and nearby park roads—come early for the closest spots.
The 44 and N-Judah Muni lines stop nearby.
The Sale Is Just the Beginning
Love what you saw? BSSF meets every third Thursday of the month — and membership opens up a whole year of:
- Expert presentations on bromeliad habitats, cultivation, and science
- Show & Tell where members share their own plants and get advice
- Greenhouse visits
- Annual garden tour of remarkable private collections
- Members-only early access to the annual big bromeliad sale
Annual dues are just $20 for an individual or $25 for a household — a deal any SF bay area plant enthusiast can’t miss out on.