“Hola. Me llamo Sara.” Those were the first words I learned in Spanish. I progressed well beyond that but every now and then, I still throw out a few phrases just to stay on my toes. This summer, the Richmond… Continue Reading
Congratulations to the winners of our “Impressionism at Twilight” giveaway, courtesy of the de Young Museum: Alona D., Kelly O., Steve Z., and Mei L. I hope you all enjoy the Birth of Impressionism exhibition and the French prix fixe… Continue Reading
On Wednesday, June 30 at 2pm, the Richmond branch library will host The Whale Bus, a fun educational program put on by Marin’s Marine Mammal Center. Many species of marine mammals frequent the California coast, including seals, sea lions, sea… Continue Reading
Beginning this Friday the 4-Star Theater (2200 Clement Street at 23rd Avenue) will begin playing “The Message (Feng Sheng)”, billed as one of the top 10 Chinese films of last year. It won five nominations and the Best Actress award… Continue Reading
In 2007, San Francisco writer / activist / taxi driver Brad Newsham organized “Beach Impeach Project” on Ocean Beach. Over 600 people gathered to lay down in the sand to spell out the word “IMPEACH!” which was photographed overhead by… Continue Reading
Curious about green energy alternatives? Stop by the music concourse in Golden Gate Park on Saturday from 10am to 3pm for SF Environment’s Green Energy Fair (event flyer). Learn how solar, wind, and energy saving improvements can help your home… Continue Reading
The city is not resting on the laurels of its recent achievement of completing the Lincoln playground renovation. Waiting in the wings is a total overhaul of Fulton Playground, located in a lot that spans between 27th and 28th Avenues,… Continue Reading
To honor the first birthday of the renovated Richmond Branch Library, the SF Arts Commission recently installed two new sculptures in front of the building. Entitled Touching Earth, the two disc shaped sculptures were created by artist Scott Donahue. The… Continue Reading