Exposition of 1915 and built by John D. Spreckels. These streetcars became a fixture of this neighborhood until their retirement in 1949, when the number 2 streetcar was replaced with the number 2 bus. Events The Old House Fair is an annual summer community event in South Park, centered on the intersection of 30th Street and Beech Street. Vendors are primarily local businesses selling home furnishings and other items of interest for owners of vintage homes. Musical groups also perform on a stage on Beech Street. The South Park retail and restaurant community hosts quarterly Walkabouts on Saturday evenings in March, July, October and December. Shops are open late, live music and refreshments are provided, and a free trolley carries attendees from Beech Street to Grape Street to Juniper Street. Controversial street art At the Grape Street Dog Park, a mural was being painted by local patrons and community members in 2022. The mural was painted outside the bathroom wall and depicted the local dogs that frequented the park. Two weeks into the project, the city shut down the unauthorized mural and paid to have it covered up. This decision caused controversy in the community and later the city released a statement about the unauthorized mural, and their plans to create a new mural permitted by the city. References External links South Park, San Diego Official Site San Diego District 3 - South Park Community Greater Golden Hill Planning Committee Greater Golden Hill Community Development Corporation Old House Fair Pathfinders of San Diego South Park South Park