🟧 City's $133M Facility Opens // A Resolution To Tax The Rich
Plus: A bookstore was demolished and a traffic safety study is back on track.
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A Living Library To Host Community Fun Day This Saturday
The nature organization is providing a jam-packed event with music, food, planting prep and more.
Randolph-Bright Mini Park Community Clean Up This Saturday
The Friends of OMI Mini Parks will host a clean up event at one of the neighborhood’s mini parks that includes giving away free school supplies.
Sunnyside Conservatory To Host Summer’s End Concert Saturday
Woodwinds and horns will play in the 1898-built conservatory on Monterey Boulevard.
Tiny Dancers Welcome At Frolic Creative Dance Company
The new dance class provider is offering children’s ballet classes at Ingleside’s indoor playground Little Oceanauts.
Ingleside Presbyterian Church Kitchen Remodel Unites Community
A renovation of the historic church’s kitchen was waylaid by the pandemic and red tape. The community came together to get it done.
Ingleside Gallery To Close, Hold Blowout Art Sale
Shrey Purohit and Neil Ballard will send off their art showroom after a year of holding exhibitions and proving that art is alive in Ingleside.
Neighbors To Paint Mission Terrace’s Monuments This Saturday
The New Mission Terrace Improvement Association is holding a volunteer event to repaint the neighborhood's landmark monuments.
Jerry Day Returns This Saturday
The city’s celebration honoring musician Jerry Garcia returns to after pandemic-caused hiatus on Aug. 13, 2022.
Little Oceanauts Makes A Big Splash With New Offerings
The under-the-sea themed indoor play center weathered the pandemic and is trying new ideas to build its business back up.
Korean Martial Arts Center Teaches Lifelong Lessons
Presented by Perez Construction In this week’s newsletter, we highlight Korean Martial Arts Center, and then: * 2022 District Seven
2022 District 7 Participatory Budgeting Winners Announced
Nine projects won enough votes from district residents to be awarded $50,000 each.
A Brief History of the Excelsior and Outer Mission Districts
A look back at this history of the neighborhoods through the life and times of the late Valente Marini Perata Mortuary.