Hayes Valley Carnival 2024
Another successful Hayes Valley Carnival is in the books! Thanks to everyone that came out!
Another successful Hayes Valley Carnival is in the books! Thanks to everyone that came out!
Your Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association decided recently that it’s time for a little visual refresh, and we are happy to share with you the newly adopted logo for our organization. HVNA’s new logo references our shared civic heritage with a … Read More
We’re excited to announce our new Hayes Valley Community Board, at the corner of Octavia and Hayes. This board was built in partnership with The Hayes Valley Merchants Council and PROXY. We look forward to filling up this board with … Read More
Circus performers put on impressive feats for attendees of all ages on a sunny Saturday afternoon. This article was originally published on The Bold Italic, by Aaron Levy-Wolins I’ve been a San Franciscan long enough to know that the … Read More
Hayes Valley has a rich and complex history. As we move our neighborhood forward, sometimes it’s helpful to look to our past. Lucky for us, our former president Gail Baugh kept an archive of Hayes Valley documents. Primarily from 1991 … Read More
The following letter was sent to the SFMTA board on January 13, 2022 Gwyneth Borden, Chair San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors 1 South Van Ness Avenue, 7th Floor San Francisco, CA 94103 MTABoard@SFMTA.com RE: Page Slow Street … Read More
Thanks to everyone who participated in last week’s Election Forum. Here is a link to a recording of the event: HVNA Election Forum October 27, 2022
SF Examiner article on the hydrant’s history March 24, 2014 Before restoration April 17, 2016 After restoration
A truly wonderful event. Thanks to the organizers and volunteers: David Holler, Professor at USF, and writing students Gail Baugh Liz and son Dawson Michael White, SF Magic Zone Nico Bremond, chair of HVNA Equity Committee
New library installed at the Hayes Valley Playground. Please come lend a book and borrow a book!
Although the Castro emerged as a gay neighborhood in the 1960s, the support it provided to LGBTQ people often was qualified by such limitations as socioeconomic status, race, age, and gender identity. Because Hayes Valley largely escaped the forces of … Read More