By Xavier Serrato Vision Academy offer services to children from all walks of life with an educational philosophy to guide students to empower themselves. We provide students with an opportunity to learn and enhance their skills in an academically challenging, … Read More
By Richard Johnson Even a decade ago our neighborhood was quite different. Our community was a neighborhood in transition. We had a long history of being neglected by city hall, were ground zero for drug dealers, prostitutes, crime and violence. … Read More
By Booka Alon and Project Open Hand Our number one question at the farm is, “where does your food go?” We are proud to share this story by Project Open Hand, that gives a little insight about the distribution of … Read More
By Murrey Nelson The late 1970’s in San Francisco saw a flourishing of smaller performing arts groups, among them, Chanticleer. Founded in 1978 by Louis A. Botto, Chanticleer, was established to read the music of the Renaissance, just as the … Read More
By Racine Serrano On the corner of Hayes and Octavia Street is a place where people in the neighborhood can learn, shop, and relax in a space the size of a five car parking lot. The Museum of Craft and … Read More
HOLIDAY RESOURCES 2011 CITY TEAM MINISTRIES 164 – 6th St/Mission St S F, CA 94103 (415) 861-8688 Main Mon-Fri, 8:30-5 (415) 861-8687 Fax Mon-Fri, 8:30-5 Walk in -Thanksgiving meal to anyone in need on Thanksgiving Day. Registration begins at 1pm … Read More
Be There: SFMade Holiday Gift Fair on Dec 11th Mark your calendar folks, because holiday shopping just got easy. SFMade, in partnership with the Fort Mason Center, presents the: SFMade Holiday Gift Fair on Sunday, December 11th From 10 am- … Read More
Post from the Lower Haight Merchant & Neighbor Association Re-Imagine Haight + Fillmore Thursday Night 7pm Peacock Lounge In the wake of the fire at the corner of Haight + Fillmore, our neighborhood has some grievances and some opportunities. What … Read More
8th Annual Giving Voice to the Season Thanksgiving Dinner Saturday November 19, 2011 Noon until 3:00pm John Muir Elementary Auditorium 380 Webster St @ Oak Please join us for a celebration of community with Food & Entertainment and a 30 … Read More
All Comments Due No Later Than December 22, 2011 at 4 p.m. The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) is working to ensure that customers with limited-English proficiency, minorities, and low-income residents are not adversely affected by the region’s transit agencies’ transition … Read More
The workday is CANCELED because of the rain! Have a great weekend and we hope to see you in the garden sometime soon when it’s less wet out.
ARTIST WORKSHOPS hosted by San Francisco Arts Commission Learn what it takes to be a public artist and get some helpful tips on how to create a strong application at these upcoming workshops. Thursday, November 17, 6:00-7:30 p.m. African American … Read More