Party time? Rent the Sunnyside Clubhouse

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The Sunnyside Clubhouse can now be rented for events through the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department.

Available rental hours are Saturdays from 2-6pm and Sundays from 9am-1pm and 2-6pm. The cost is $82/hour. The rental includes the Clubhouse, with access to its kitchen, 6 tables and 20 adult-sized chairs. The adjacent basketball court is not included in the rental and remains accessible for community use during events.

For more information and photographs of the interior, please see https://sfrecpark.org/reservablefacility/sunnyside-clubhouse/ .

 

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The other side of the graffiti coin is … a mural

On By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn graffiti, StreetlifeLeave a comment

From the Dept of Public Works Graffiti Watch program, with abatement tips below:

Updates for our Anti Graffiti Warriors…

graffiti_watch_2016_06The battle against Graffiti Vandalism is always on going. But we are making progress. Statistics show that the reports are going down in San Francisco. We thank all of our volunteers for joining the team to keep San Francisco Clean! But what is the difference between Graffiti Vandalism and Graffiti Art? One word… Permission!

Here are some programs that teach the difference between the two.

Are you interested in taking an active role? Please join us at the Graffiti Advisory Board Meetings! Contact leonard.alfaro@sfdpw.org for more information on the meetings.

For more details on these programs and more, please visit our San Francisco Public Works – Graffiti Page. Continue reading “The other side of the graffiti coin is … a mural” →

Free concert at Sunnyside Conservatory on July 11

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On Thursday July 11 (7 to 8 PM) you are invited to a free music event featuring local talent, sponsored by Sunnyside Neighborhood Association, at Sunnyside Conservatory (236 Monterey Blvd):

Young, Old, New and Bold: a concert of new and old tunes, young performers, not so young performers.

  • The Sunny Winds, comprised of neighborhood denizens: Danessa Miller, clarinet, Ruth Keys, flute, Louise Pescetta, oboe, Jason Gibbs, bassoon, and Carol Yarbrough, horn. Guest: Alex Strachan, horn.
  • The Jostlein Players: Thomas and Trish Jostlein, St. Louis Symphony horns, and their sons, Klaus, violin and Max, cello.

Free to all! 

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Sponsored by Sunnyside Neighborhood Association.

Could your street be a Play Street?

On By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn Families, Free, Streetlife, StreetsLeave a comment

From Play Streets SF:

Transform your block into a car-free temporary park!

Applications are now open for the 2019 season of Play Streets SF at SFPlayStreets.org, Livable City’s newest program that empowers San Francisco residents to transform their own street on a regular basis into an accessible, car-free open space for children, seniors and neighbors to connect.

With a mission to create healthier, more connected and resilient communities, Play Streets SF provides residents and local organizing teams with the tools needed to reclaim their street for community health and connection – from hassle-free permitting to free safety equipment, outreach tools, and play equipment.

How It Works 

Resources and FAQs 

APPLY NOW 

https://sfplaystreets.org/
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Supervisor Yee and Walk SF — Walk with Pride

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From the office of President Norman Yee:

Join us! Walk with Pride with President Norman Yee, Walk SF, and Families for Safe Streets

We would like to invite you join Supervisor Yee and “Walk with Pride” in this year’s Pride parade. This year President Yee is partnering with WalkSF  to have a contingency in this year’s Pride parade.  We want to take this opportunity to support our LGBT families and friends, but also want to take the opportunity to raise awareness about Vision Zero and the organizations and groups that are dedicated to improving the safety of our streets.  Our contingency is family friendly so the more the merrier.

Sunday, June 30, 2019, 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

Here is the link to RSVP.** Location to meet will be announced later.

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**Please RSVP so that we can get a head-count and the right size shirts.