Art History on 18th Street
Many Potrero Hill and Dogpatch apartment complexes are products of a 1990s building boom. Between 1988 and 2000, 3000 live-work lofts, intended … Keep Reading
Publisher’s View: Monopoly
Would you do business with someone who has declared bankruptcy twice, charges notably high prices for their product, which they regularly fail … Keep Reading
Short Cuts
Infrastructure Privatized Mayor London Breed and District 10 Supervisor Shamann Walton are pushing legislation to create an “infrastructure financing district” at the … Keep Reading
Community Calendar: March 2023
3/1 WednesdayHistory: GLBT History Museum Free Admission DayLocated in the Castro District, the GLBT Historical Society Museum is the first full-scale, stand-alone institution of … Keep Reading
Privilege
Home for winter break, my daughter, Sara, was eager for help deciding which study abroad program to take during her last semester … Keep Reading
Short Cuts
Coffee Dogpatchers have another place to caffeinate, with the opening of Ikon Coffee on Knox Landing’s 22nd and Mississippi streets ground floor. … Keep Reading
Letters to the Editor: February 2023
Editor, I am writing to express kudos and accolades for “California,” published in the December View. Overall, I say well played! Moving … Keep Reading
Community Calendar: February 2023
2/2 Thursday through 2/12 SundayFilm: SF IndieFestFor 25 years, SF IndieFest has brought fresh independent films and digital programs from around the … Keep Reading
Short Cuts
Health San Francisco plans to open its first psychiatric hospital specifically designed to help youth experiencing a mental health crisis at Zuckerberg … Keep Reading
Community Calendar: January 2023
Now through 3/12 SundayArt: “Entwined”“Entwined,” created by Charles Gadeken, offers an illuminated forest, with two 15 to 20 feet tall trees, 10 … Keep Reading
Publisher’s View: California
“It ain’t over till the fat lady sings,” goes a pre-woke idiom, perhaps more respectfully phrased as, “it isn’t over until the … Keep Reading
Community Calendar: December 2022
12/3 and 12/4 Sunday Shopping: Make Good Market Kick off the holiday season with a design-loving community and a diverse group of … Keep Reading
Publisher’s View: Climate
What do you do when, decades into a relationship that you’ve molded your entire life around, you discover your bond is toxic? … Keep Reading
Short Cuts
Food, Wonderful Food Last month, the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank officially opened its newly expanded warehouse and welcome center. The facility now … Keep Reading
Letters to the Editor
Editor, Apropos of “Proposed Bike Lane on 17th Street Hits Speed Bumps” in the October issue, I am a bike person in … Keep Reading
Neighborhoods Dotted with Public Spaces, Art
Top: Five 15-foot silver spheres created by Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson are located on Chase Center’s east plaza. The spheres have mirrors … Keep Reading
As the Pandemic Wanes, Live Theaters Create New Scenes
In Potrero Hill, where face masks are a rare sight, theater groups performing at Potrero Stage and elsewhere still speak of testing … Keep Reading
Catalytic Converters Stolen from Under Police’s Noses
Four identifiably marked San Francisco Police Department vehicles had their catalytic converters surgically removed by thieves last month. “On September 12, 2022, … Keep Reading
Community Calendar: October 2022
10/2/22 SundayHealth: Health & Wellness SundayHealth & Wellness Sundays, presented by Kaiser Permanente, offers a holistic immersion into fitness sessions, live entertainment, … Keep Reading
Publisher’s View: Revitalization
Dogpatch, Mission Bay, and Potrero Hill know about being knocked down, pushed to the ground, staying there for years before climbing back … Keep Reading
Letters to the Editor, September 2022
Editor, As a former, 16 year, De Haro Street resident, I like to keep up on Potrero Hill news and enjoyed reading … Keep Reading
Community Calendar: September 2022
Now through 11/1History: Black Excellence, Black InventionHave you ever wondered whom to thank for the common inventions that make our lives easier? … Keep Reading
Publisher’s View: Wildlands
California is blessed with an abundance of open spaces, protected in different fashion by a quilt of public and private entities. The … Keep Reading
Short Cuts: August 2022
Art Gift Venture capitalist David Hornik and philanthropist Pamela Hornik donated $1 million to the new Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco last … Keep Reading
Letters to the Editor, August 2022
Dear Friends and Neighbors, I’m writing to let you know that I’ve moved to Vermont to be with family. Thank you for … Keep Reading