It’s been confirmed that starting June 21, the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Parl will be lit up each night as part of the celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Summer of Love in San Francisco. Get ready… Continue Reading
This Saturday, Sutro Elementary School will host the grand opening of their shared schoolyard, allowing the public to use the recently renovated playground during weekend hours. It’s part of a city-wide initiative called the San Francisco Shared Schoolyard Project that… Continue Reading
The city is kicking off the Geary at Park Presidio Improvements Project and next Wednesday, they want input from the public to decide how to improve the busiest intersection in the Richmond District. According to the announcement in Supervisor Sandra… Continue Reading
This Saturday, April 29, Clement Street from Arguello to 3rd Avenue will host a special event, Our Story: Women’s Activism through Art, featuring a lineup of women musicians, poets, and comedians plus over 50 artists exhibiting and selling their work.… Continue Reading
On Wednesday night, Green Apple Books will host a special event to celebrate the launch of Burma Superstar: Addictive Recipes from the Crossroads of Southeast Asia, a new cookbook from Desmond Tan, the owner of Burma Superstar. The cookbook brings… Continue Reading
Last night, the de Young Museum kicked off its 33rd annual Bouquets to Arts exhibition, which pairs local floral designers with pieces in the museum’s collection. The designers then create floral interpretations of their piece that are displayed alongside. This… Continue Reading
Follow Up Conversation on the Richmond District Strategy Sunday, February 26, 2017 | 3pm – 4:30pm This is a follow-up to the December meeting about the “Richmond District Strategy” project, whose goal is “to create a vision for the future… Continue Reading
“I’m visiting from Florida and I wondered, is something go on here today?” That was what one woman asked us when she observed several hundred people milling around on Ocean Beach at 11am this morning. The answer was yes, we… Continue Reading