Article on Socketsite regarding the proposed Performing Arts Center for City College: “Questions about CCSF’s Performing Arts Center and Parking Emerge” http://www.socketsite.com/archives/2017/05/questions-about-ccsfs-performing-arts-center-and-parking-emerge.html
Source: SF Examiner http://www.sfexaminer.com/historic-diego-rivera-mural-ready-move-ccsf/
By Michael Barba on April 16, 2017 1:00 am
In 1940, Diego Rivera stood on a ladder with a pistol in each pocket and painted a mural for City College of San Francisco. He was in front of an audience in an aircraft hanger on Treasure Island, fearing for his life after the recent assassination of his friend, Marxist Leon Trotsky.
On large slabs of wet plaster, Rivera painted indigenous Mexican craftsmen and gold-miners in the U.S. He painted an Aztec deity and an auto plant stamping machine. He painted life and death. Continue reading “SF Examiner: Historic Diego Rivera mural ready to move at CCSF”
“Anything Goes” goes live on Apr. 14, 15 and 21 at 8 p.m., and Apr. 16 and 23 at 2 p.m. in the Diego Riviera Theatre. General admission is $15, students and seniors pay $10.
Buy tickets: https://www.ccsf.edu/Departments/Theatre_Arts/plays.html
From SF Planning Dept:
Greetings Members of the Balboa community,
We are writing to provide you with a few brief updates on the Balboa Reservoir.
CAC MEETING: NEXT MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2017
The next Community Advisory Committee (CAC) meeting date has been advanced to Monday, March 13, 2017 at the normal time and location: 6:15pm at City College MUB Room 140. We will focus on expanding community outreach to ensure broad and inclusive attendance at a future meeting for prospective developers (see above) to present their visions for the Balboa Reservoir. The meeting’s agenda is posted online at hhttp://sf-planning.org/brcac. We encourage your input on the question of broad, inclusive community engagement. In preparation for Monday, please consider the following questions:
- Which groups or communities should we make sure to engage?
- How can we ensure that they are informed and able to participate?
ANNOUNCING THE BALBOA RESERVOIR RFQ RESULTS
An evaluation panel made up of City staff from SFPUC, OEWD, the Planning Department, SFMTA, and MOHCD, as well as representatives of the Balboa Reservoir Community Advisory Committee and City College of San Francisco, have concluded the Balboa Reservoir RFQ process. We were delighted to receive nine responses from a diverse and thoughtful group of potential partners. The following three RFQ respondent teams (listed alphabetically) received the three highest scores and are invited to submit development proposals: Continue reading “Balboa Reservoir Project news from SF Planning”
From SF Examiner. Source: http://www.sfexaminer.com/ccsf-trustees-revive-plans-build-theater-balboa-reservoir
Rendering courtesy TEF Design/CCSF
By Michael Barba on March 9, 2017 1:00 am
Plans to build a performing arts center at Balboa Reservoir may soon be resurrected now that City College of San Francisco is no longer suffering from an accreditation crisis.
The latest plans call for the construction of a large performance hall next to the new Multi-Use Building and the relocation of a historic Diego Rivera mural on campus into the new theater, according to a proposal set to appear before the Board of Trustees Thursday from Vice President Brigitte Davila and Trustee John Rizzo.
The news comes within months of two victories for City College. In January, the college’s accreditor reaffirmed its accreditation for another seven years. The following month, city officials reached a deal to make tuition free for most San Francisco residents at City College next school year. Continue reading “SF Examiner on City College Performing Arts Center plans”
Sunnyside Neighborhood Association 