Ekadashi in San Francisco

Papankusha Ekadashi — local morning 2026-10-21, sunrise 07:24 Pacific Time (India civil date 2026-10-22).

* Local civil date differs from the India (IST) calendar because Ekadashi tithi at San Francisco sunrise falls on the neighbouring Gregorian day.

Vaishnava calendars sometimes keep a different morning when Dashami is still running at arunodaya, or when the tithi misses a sunrise. That split is a caveat here, not a second published date, until the Drik sheet is signed.

The City itself holds far fewer Hindu institutions than the South Bay — the Vedanta Society's 1905 building on Webster Street predates almost everything else in North America, and the large temples are across the bay in Livermore or down the peninsula. San Francisco's own problem is the working day: a Delhi livestream of Brahma Muhurat at 4:50am IST is 4:20pm the previous afternoon here, the wrong session for a sankalpa. Fremont and San Jose have their own pages; use those coordinates if you live in the South Bay rather than treating this one as the whole Bay Area.

Pacific Time DST (March–November). The City's sunrise is later than Los Angeles in winter because of the latitude, and the coastal fog line means the visible sunrise on a July morning in the Sunset arrives long after the computed one. Do not reuse an LA screenshot.

• Vedanta Society of Northern California (Old Temple)

  Webster Street, Cow Hollow

  The 1905 building, the oldest Hindu temple structure in the West; lectures and puja on Pacific civil dates.

• Shiva-Vishnu Temple

  Livermore

  The East Bay's large agama complex; suprabhatam follows the Livermore sunrise, which is a few minutes off the City's.

• ISKCON Berkeley (New Jagannatha Puri)

  Berkeley

  Janmashtami and Ekadashi on the Pacific civil date; Rathayatra on the local solar day, not Puri's.