RWF World Tree of Hope
About This Event
Experience the RWF World Tree of Hope, a breathtaking display at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco. This unique holiday tree, standing over 22 feet tall, is adorned with over 20,000 origami cranes and stars, each carrying a personal wish for the future of the world. Visitors can contribute their own wishes, volunteer to help decorate the tree, or attend the festive tree lighting ceremony.
Features
- The World's Largest Origami Decorated Holiday Tree, adorned with over 20,000 wishes.
- A symbol of global unity, peace, love, and humanitarianism created by the LGBTQ+ community and friends.
- A unique collaborative art project where individuals worldwide contribute wishes to create a monumental display.
- The RWF World Tree of Hope, the world's largest origami-decorated holiday tree, standing over 22 feet tall.
- Over 20,000 unique origami cranes and stars, each hand-folded and inscribed with a personal wish for the world.
- The AIDS Memorial Chapel at Grace Cathedral, where the tree is displayed.
Parking Information
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Tips for Visiting
- Consider visiting on a weekday during daylight hours to avoid potential crowds and fully appreciate the intricate details of each origami wish.
- If you plan to volunteer to help decorate the tree, sign up for a shift in advance as spots can fill up quickly.
- Allow ample time to explore Grace Cathedral itself, as it is a beautiful architectural landmark in addition to hosting the tree.
- Check the RWF website for any updates on specific volunteer opportunities or special events happening during the display period.
- Bring a small notebook to jot down any particularly inspiring wishes you encounter, or to reflect on your own hopes for the world.