APPLY TO JOIN THE YOUTH COMMISSION! Applications for the 2011-2012 term of the Youth Commission are now available! The Youth Commission is a body of 17 San Franciscans, between the ages of 12-23, who serve as liaisons between the local … Read More
Scott Wiener (D8) will be co-hosting a meeting with Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association and Duboce Triangle Neighborhood Association to discuss the state of the Safeway property at Church and Market, including the recycling center. This area is a hub in the neighborhood … Read More
The Western Addition Beacon Center at John Muir Elementary School will host its 2011 summer day camp session. It will begin June 6th and go through July 22. For more information about enrollment contact: Maysha Jackson 415-749-2714 mjackson@ymcasf.org wabeacon.org
Perfect weather for an art walk: The Lower Haight galleries and stores will be open late this evening for its spring art walk. Festivities from 6PM to 9:30PM. Art Walk Flyer For more details at who’s participating look here : … Read More
In case you are free this coming Sunday morning, April 3, you are cordially invited to attend a special concert at the Cadillac Hotel. Ms. Ria Carlo, concert pianist, will be playing solo piano works by Handel, Chopin, Liszt, Debussy, … Read More
Gardening day at Westside Courts from 10AM to 1PM Saturday, April 2nd. Westside Courts: 2501 Sutter St(at Broderick) “Join us for a great day inthe garden. There will be planting, harvesting, weeding, digging andmore. We will also be having lunch.” … Read More
DCYF’s Violence Prevention and Intervention Unit will present the final version of the Street Violence Reduction Initiative: San Francisco Plan After several months of collaborative work with Community Based Organizations, Community Leaders and City Departments, DCYF is ready to present the … Read More
Please come to the Hayes Valley Public Safety Meeting Monday, April 4, 2011 7:00 PM Korean American Center at 745 Buchanan Street City Attorney, Dennis Herrera, will discuss the role of the City Attorney in our neighborhood’s public safety. Find … Read More
Author Yvonne Daley discusses her book “Octavia Boulevard” with the SF Public Press. Read the interview here: Book examines life along Octavia Boulevard From her website, Daley writes, “My book, Octavia Boulevard, tells the stories of these homeless men and … Read More
Are you 55 or older? Eager to help San Francisco school children learn to read? Experience Corps is a nationwide program that trains older adults to help Kindergartners through 3rd grade children learn to read. In just 4 hours a … Read More
Tonight, Lt. Erica Arteseros, from the San Francisco Fire Department came to discuss emergency preparedness. Arteseros said events like the Japanese earthquake and tsunami either inspire people to update or start their own emergency kit or often scare people into … Read More
From its inception as a single-city initiative in Sydney, Australia in 2007, Earth Hour has grown into a global symbol of hope and movement for change. Earth Hour 2010 created history as the world’s largest ever voluntary action with people, … Read More