October 16 will be a Day to Celebrate Abundance and Heritage Its time for the very first Hayes Valley Farm Harvest Festival. Join us for fun under the Harvest Sun, with youth activities, tours, special musical guests DJ Lamont and … Read More
To donate directly to the Fire Relief Fund www.wepay.com/donate/haightfire
Two more classes offered to show you how to turn “grey to green” October 8 November 12 The San Francisco Department of Public Works has teamed up with the SF Botanical Garden Society and SF Parks Trust to bring you … Read More
Tuesday October 4, 7pm The Green Arcade (1680 Market Street @Gough) is proud to host West Coast book release reading and party Hillbilly Nationalists, Urban Race Rebels And Black Power: Community Organizing In Radical Times, with Co-authors Amy Sonnie And … Read More
Opening Reception: Thursday, September 29, 2011 6PM-8PM Sargent Johnson Gallery African American Art & Culture Complex 762 Fulton St. (@ Webster St.) September 29, 2011 – January 12, 2012 (exhibit dates) The Sargent Johnson Gallery is pleased to present Jack … Read More
Whether it’s a romantic dinner in Hayes Valley or catching up with a friend, you deserve a break from the kids. Let the nanny take care of your little one(s) for a few hours. For kids three years and up, … Read More
Mercury Cafe at 201 Octavia is hosting a parklet fund raising party. A parklet is a temporary deck built over two parking spaces. Ours will include a bench, tables, chairs, planters and even a small bike corral. Consider it a small urban park. This … Read More
Dear Neighbors of John Muir Elementary School, The preschool special education and general education student at John Muir Elementary School do not have a play structure; children run out and play on a bare patch of asphalt surrounded by chain … Read More
by Lori Shelton The San Francisco Unified School District’s Proposition A 2006 Bond Green Schoolyard Program allows us to announce that we are accepting Statements of Qualifications (SOQ) for Landscape Design Services for several of our elementary schools. Please review … Read More
Image courtesy of Henry Ostendorf An old advertisement on the side of a building at Franklin and Market was uncovered this week.