Artist Maya Lin is best known for her moving Vietnam War Memorial in Washington D.C., which she created when she was just 21 years old. When the Academy of Sciences opened last year, one of her sculptures, “Where the Land… Continue Reading
This Friday is PARK(ing) Day, an annual, one-day, global event where artists, activists, and citizens collaborate to temporarily transform metered parking spots into “PARK(ing)†spaces: temporary public parks. So if you ever wished your local park had more flowers, or… Continue Reading
For all you beer and pizza aficionados… Giorgio’s is now serving two popular craft beers on tap, Sierra Nevada Pale Ale and Blue Moon Hefeweizen. Available by the glass or pitcher. To celebrate this new, ice-cold addition to the menu,… Continue Reading
[Via SF Examiner] A friend found 39-year old Serena Arikan unresponsive Saturday morning in her home in the 500 block of 44th Avenue. Though there was no sign of trauma on her body, the medical examiner’s office determined Arikan’s death… Continue Reading
The Planning Association for the Richmond mentioned a couple of upcoming meetings on their website for a new banquet hall that is being considered for 3255 Balboa Street (near 33rd Avenue). The banquet hall will be used for parties and… Continue Reading
Seems everywhere I turn these days, someone I know is getting laid off, cut back or downsized. And others I know are considering a career change. If you’re in the job market these days, stop by the Richmond branch Library… Continue Reading
Keep an eye out for Dept. of Public Works crews this week on Clement Street as they spruce up the joint. In a city-wide effort to scrub San Francisco clean, the DPW will be out on Clement Tuesday through Thursday… Continue Reading
To make up for a $129 million budget deficit, MUNI plans to implement service changes this Fall to many lines across the city. Among those changes proposed for the Richmond District lines, those to the 2 Clement are the most… Continue Reading