Happy Halloween! Thanks to everyone who stopped by this year’s Spooky Photo Spot at Angelina’s Cafe & Deli. DOWNLOAD PHOTOS HERE In addition to our usual spooky backdrop for photos, we had a candy-dispensing chute for safe candy distribution (good… Continue Reading
There have been some interesting stories about the Richmond District in the news lately. Here’s a quick roundup of what you may have missed: Inside the Murphy Windmill in Golden Gate Park SF Chronicle’s Grant Merek got to tour the… Continue Reading
You’re driving down a street in the Richmond District, minding your own business, maybe humming along to the song on your radio when, BAM, your wheel hits a pothole, rattling your vehicle and making you grit your teeth in frustration.… Continue Reading
The Richmond District Neighborhood Center has undergone a re-branding, resulting in a new name, a new richmondsf.org URL, and a new logo: The Richmond Neighborhood Center has served San Francisco’s Richmond District for nearly 40 years, offering dozens of programs… Continue Reading
Green Apple is turning 51 and wants to celebrate On the weekend of October 13 & 14, Green Apple Books at 506 Clement Street will celebrate 51 years in business. They’re offering some great incentives for you to stop by… Continue Reading
We’ve been steeped in fog this summer, which means we’re getting close to the annual Richmond District Jog in the Fog 5k, which takes place this year on Sunday, September 9 with an 8am start time in Mountain Lake Park.… Continue Reading
In January, Supervisor Fewer’s office, in cooperation with the Richmond District Neighborhood Center, launched a survey to Richmond District residents to gather feedback on neighborhood character, landmarks and favorite spots. The resulting data was used for a new marketing campaign… Continue Reading
Next Wednesday night at 6pm, Supervisor Sandra Fewer will co-host a meeting on the issue of homelessness in the Richmond District. The meeting will also include Director Jeff Kositsky from the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing, and Richmond Police… Continue Reading