Grateful Dead Mark 60 Years with Multi-Artist San Francisco Celebration

The Grateful Dead's 60th anniversary was celebrated with large-scale events in San Francisco, including a three-night performance by Dead & Company at Golden Gate Park, where co-founders Bob Weir and Mickey Hart honored the band's legacy. San Francisco marked the occasion with citywide tributes such as Jerry Garcia Street and 'Jerry Day,' highlighting the band's deep cultural ties to the city. Parallel to these events, The Heart of Town concert series featured over 60 prominent musicians paying homage to the Grateful Dead's influence, showcasing the band's enduring impact across generations and genres. Fans and artists alike continue to celebrate the Grateful Dead's legacy through various mediums, including exhibitions of rare photographs and extensive touring by current members and tribute bands. The celebration reflected both the band's historical significance and the ongoing dedication of its fanbase, which spans multiple generations. These events collectively emphasized the Grateful Dead's lasting cultural and musical imprint, sustained by devoted followers and the musicians who carry the torch forward.