A peformer at last year’s Spring Arts Showcase. Photo by the RDNC. This Friday evening from 5:30-8pm at the Presidio Middle School Auditorium, the Richmond District Neighborhood Center is hosting their annual Spring Arts Showcase. The event consists of five… Continue Reading
The Balenciaga and Spain exhibition at the de Young is getting rave reviews. My sister went last weekend and called his couture fashions breathtaking and architectural. The exhibition illustrates Balenciaga’s expansive creative vision, which incorporated references to Spanish art, bullfighting,… Continue Reading
L to R: Supervisor Eric Mar, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi cut the ribbon for the opening of St. Peter’s Place on 29th Avenue. Photo by Chris Cahill. We had some dignitaries in the neighborhood today… Continue Reading
This Saturday, the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) is running a national take-back event for prescription drugs, encouraging residents to safely dispose of their expired or unwanted medications. Our own Richmond District Police Station (461 6th Avenue) will serve as a… Continue Reading
You all liked the St. Patrick’s Day socks so much I thought I would continue the theme… And here’s a sighting of what may have been the Easter Bunny at the SF Zoo this week…
Next Thursday night, the Balboa Theater, together with radio station KFOG, are hosting a one-night-only screening of the documentary Bruce Springsteen: The Promise – The Making of “Darkness on the Edge of Town”. The Promise, a documentary by Grammy and… Continue Reading
[Reprinted from The Richmond Police Station Newsletter of April 22, 2011. To be added to the station’s mailing list, email sfpd.richmond.station@sfgov.org.] CAPTAIN RICHARD CORRIEA’S MESSAGE During the past week in the District there were 22 traffic accidents 4 involving injuries.… Continue Reading
We’ve got some heavyweight politicos joining us next Monday for the official grand opening of St. Peter’s Place, a new 20 unit housing complex on 29th Avenue for developmentally disabled adults. In addition to Mayor Ed Lee and Supervisor Eric… Continue Reading