Six new and two returning members were empaneled on the Dogpatch & NW Potrero Hill Green Benefit District’s board last month. The … Keep Reading
Potrero Annex-Terrace residents are concerned about periodic instances of high asbestos levels in the air caused by construction at 1801 25th Street … Keep Reading
Chef Dario Barbone’s specialty delicatessen, Alimentari Aurora, on 18th street, offers family meals, snacks – pintxos – small plates, and aperitifs. Opened … Keep Reading
Potrero Hill residents met over Zoom in October to discuss new designs, public art opportunities, and potentially renaming Jackson Park. Participants generally … Keep Reading
A bit more than five percent of District 10, which includes Dogpatch and Potrero Hill, consists of green space, compared to 13 … Keep Reading
With their power to conjure longing and nostalgia, evoking home and family are the raisons d’être for three San Francisco bakeries located … Keep Reading
Longtime Potrero Hill resident and chief executive officer of The Good Life Grocery, Lester Zeidman, retired last summer after 40 years as … Keep Reading
Born in 1947, in the Dorchester area of Boston, Massachusetts, Marcy Adelman grew up in a tightknit, largely Jewish, community. The multi-generational … Keep Reading
Fans of Frank Herbert’s Dune have a chance to own a piece of the novel’s history: the stucco house where most of … Keep Reading
The Potrero Hill Neighborhood House hosted “STEM Saturday Festival” on Southern Heights Avenue last month. A dozen companies and nonprofits participated, with … Keep Reading
Live music is returning to Potrero Hill, with Thee Parkside and Bottom of the Hill planning shows for this summer. Thee Parkside … Keep Reading
The windows above Christopher’s Books at Missouri and 18th streets come alive from 8:30 to 10 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays … Keep Reading
At least one corner of Potrero Hill blossomed during the pandemic: the permaculture agriculture plot at Rhode Island and 18th streets. Founded … Keep Reading
Potrero Hill artist, Anahid Aslanyan, described her style as “modern mysticism, art that comes from the spirit and explores the dream universe … Keep Reading
Last month Anchor Brewing Company appointed Thomas Riley as Brewmaster. Riley, who has worked with the 124-year-old company for 36 years, is … Keep Reading
The commercial real estate market in Potrero Hill and Mission Bay has so far been largely immune to COVID-19’s economic disruption. Vacancies … Keep Reading
San Francisco has been sheltering in place for almost six months. The full or partial closure of the tourism, restaurant, and retail … Keep Reading
When the Internet was young, Rudy Rucker and Alex Menendez liked to meet for coffee at Farley’s, on 18th Street. There, the … Keep Reading
A group of Potrero Hill residents, with assistance from Hibiscus Studio, is creating a “Poppy Path” from Wisconsin and Coral streets to … Keep Reading
Like many others, shelter-in-place orders and likely lingering constraints on large gatherings in the face of public health risks has forced the … Keep Reading
A handful of civic organizations track land use changes in Dogpatch and Potrero Hill, and advocate on behalf of residents at City … Keep Reading
A proposal to open a cannabis dispensary at 667 Mississippi Street will be considered by the San Francisco Planning Commission on February … Keep Reading
Cycling Potrero Hill can demand more than a strenuous climb or two…or three. It can be an adventure, intended or not. I … Keep Reading
PlayGround, a resident company and founder of Potrero Stage, located on 18th Street, is in its twenty-fifth season. The theater group started … Keep Reading
