I know it’s only April but summer break will be here before you know it. If you’re considering summer camp programs for your kids, here are some options that I’ve come across so far this spring: Star of the Sea… Continue Reading
Next Wednesday, the Park Presidio Neighbors group will hold their annual Town Hall meeting at the Hebrew Academy, 645 14th Avenue, 7pm. This year’s meeting will cover the latest information about the removal of hazardous trees in the Park Presidio… Continue Reading
SFSU journalism student Karissa Bell made a short video about the history of Sutro Baths, including interviews with Sutro Baths historian Tom Bratton and Woody onhealthy paxil antidepressant Bounty, historian and head of the Western Neighborhoods Project. The video features… Continue Reading
Green Apple’s blog reports that Richmond District resident and young adult author S. Terrell French was in Washington D.C. recently to accept the Green Earth Book Award for her novel Operation Redwood. Released last May, Operation Redwood tells the story… Continue Reading
The Cliff House is hosting another history night on Tuesday, May 4 from 6-8pm. The topic for the evening will be the 1909 Cliff House from construction to the present day restoration. The guest speaker will be Carrie Strahan, formerly… Continue Reading
Come out at 4pm this Friday to Lincoln Playground at Clement and 33rd Avenue for a special ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the newly remodeled park. In addition to fanfare and an appearance from Supervisor Eric Mar, you can also… Continue Reading
SFist received a tip today that a strange pull-up zealot has been lurking around Mountain Lake Park and taking pictures of children. The park is located just off Lake Street between 8th Avenue and Park Presidio Boulevard. Please help spread… Continue Reading
If you missed the premiere screenings of the “Remembering Playland” documentary at the Balboa, beginning April 23 you’ll have another chance to see it on the big screen. The full length documentary tells the history of San Francisco’s famous 10-acre… Continue Reading