Sutter) existed on the Fillmore, bringing major musical icons to the neighborhood including Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, and Billie Holiday. Markets and festivals A farmer's market is held at the Fillmore Center Plaza on Saturday mornings, year round. The market features local jazz musicians as well as California-grown produce. The Fillmore Street Jazz Festival is held annually in July. The Fillmore Fridays Outdoor Music and Cinema Series is held Friday evenings between August and October. The Juneteenth Festival (Emancipation of Enslaved African Americans) is held every June 19th. Public transit The neighborhood, thanks to its central location, is served by several Muni bus lines including the 22, 21, 24, 38, 31, 43, 47, 49, and 5. See also Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church (San Francisco, California) References Further reading Elizabeth Pepin; Lewis Watts. (2006). Harlem of the West : the San Francisco Fillmore jazz era. San Francisco: Chronicle Books. . External links The Fillmore District website – community website for the Fillmore District, the Heart and Soul of San Francisco. The Fillmore – official site of 2001 KQED-TV documentary. "The Revitalization of the Fillmore" by Michael Doherty and Meryl Block, Urban Action, 2001. Things To Do At Upper Fillmore Street San Francisco Redevelopment Agency: Western Addition A-1 Jazz Heritage Center, a new Fillmore non-profit dedicated to jazz history of the neighborhood and San Francisco Neighborhoods in San Francisco Western Addition, San Francisco African-American history in San Francisco