We don’t have a lot of four star restaurants in the Richmond, so when a chef of George Morrone’s caliber comes onto the scene as he did last December at the Cliff House, we take notice. Prior to the Cliff… Continue Reading
New TV spots begin airing this week for the California Academy of Sciences. The :15 ads feature their 150-ln giant sea bass and a leaf-tailed gecko found in the Madagascar area of our Rainforests of the World exhibit. Sarah B.
I’ll be manning a Richmondsfblog.com table at the Independent Arts Expo this Saturday in Golden Gate Park. Stop by to say hello, see some old photos and newspapers from the Richmond District of yesteryear, and check out the new tshirts… Continue Reading
If you haven’t yet visited the Park Life store and gallery, Saturday’s sidewalk sale is a good excuse. The store is known for their excellent inventory of art and design books, zines, photography books and other general interest titles. At… Continue Reading
About a month ago, Richmond District artist Jay Mercado held an open studio of his donut work. Yes, you read that right, donuts. The paintings are absolutely delightful. He published some pics on his blog of “donut art fans” who… Continue Reading
Millwright Cottage in Golden Gate Park (far right). If you were out at Sunday Streets recently or like to wander Golden Gate Park, you’ve likely come across the South Windmill that is being restored at the west end of the… Continue Reading
Last Wednesday, the Geary Boulevard Merchants Association held their 63rd annual Awards Luncheon at the Cathedral Hill Hotel. It was a star-studded affair by city standards, drawing current California Attorney General and rumored gubernatorial candidate Jerry Brown, who gave the… Continue Reading
[Reprinted from The Richmond Police Station Newsletter of September 18, 2009. To be added to the station’s mailing list, email sfpd.richmond.station@sfgov.org or visit their website.] CAPTAIN RICHARD CORREIA’S MESSAGE A person came to the Station’s the other evening to make… Continue Reading