As you may have read on the blog a couple of weeks ago, the Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist at 300 Funston Avenue at Clement will have new tenants soon. The Internet Archive will be moving their offices from the… Continue Reading
Examiner.com reports today that the owners of Burma Superstar and B Star Bar are enlarging their Clement Street empire by taking over Eats on the corner of 2nd Avenue and Clement. The new owners will keep the Eats name but… Continue Reading
Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi’s website features the interactive map below which points out the various businesses, organizations and projects in San Francisco that have benefitted from the the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (a.k.a. the giant stimulus package). The act was… Continue Reading
Last Wednesday night, the Cliff House held their Centennial Gala. Chaired by Dr. Cynthia Soyster, a direct descendant of Adolph Sutro, the evening was filled with hors d’oeuvres, beverages, dancing, live music, history exhibits, and a fashion show of period… Continue Reading
This Friday marks the opening of the 3rd Annual Chinese American Film Festival at the 4-Star Theater. The festival features eight Chinese American films spanning many genres and includes Red Cliff II, the most expensive Asian-financed film to date at… Continue Reading
On Saturday, November 14, head over to the Library with your tot for “Yoga for Children”. Taught by Homa Hanjani of Yoga with Ms. Homa, the class uses music, movement, imagination, singing and dancing to introduce yoga to young children.… Continue Reading
Now in its 26th year, Angelina’s Cafe & Deli at the corner of California and 22nd Avenue is a cornerstone of the community. Neighbors stop in for rich espressos, meaty sandwiches and great salads. I sat down with owner Angie… Continue Reading
This Wednesday night at 7pm, Green Apple presents Woody LaBounty, the author of Carville-by-the-Sea: San Francisco’s Streetcar Suburb. In the mid-1890s, San Francisco transit companies started selling surplus horse cars and cable cars to the public; $20 with seats intact,… Continue Reading