From OMI Cultural Participation Project
You’re invited to attend Ocean Avenue Antique & Exotic Car Show! Enjoy antique cars on display from all eras: local vendors, arts & crafts, children’s activities, and raffle. All registered car owners get a $20 Starbucks gift card. Live DJ spinning classic soul, R&B & rock from the ’50s to ’80s. Food, of course, by Beep’s Burgers. FREE to attend.
Saturday, June 22nd 12 – 3 p.m. Ocean Avenue and Lee Streets in San Francisco
The new free senior exercise program in Sunnyside, Always Active, got off to a roaring start in May and now sees 20-30 attendees every Monday and Wednesday morning (9:30-10:30 AM) at St Finn Barr hall (415 Edna Street). New participants always welcome.
Here are upcoming events scheduled for the after class period (10:30-11:30 AM):
Mondays, from June through August:
Wednesdays:
From SF Beautiful. Last year local artist Christine Weibel won in this competition.
HEY, CALLING ALL ARTISTS!
The MUNI Art Deadline is Friday, June 29th at 6:00 PM
START SUBMITTING YOUR APPLICATIONS NOW! Application here.
Winners will be announced on Friday, August, 30, 2019
The Theme for this Year: “Hidden Gems in San Francisco”
San Francisco Beautiful proudly announces its fifth year featuring local Bay Area Artists & Poets on MUNI buses throughout San Francisco
FOR MORE INFORMATION: darcy@sfbeautiful.org andy@sfbeautiful.org
For more information about the Detroit Steps Project, visit this overview page.
The cleanup day for the Detroit Steps on Saturday June 8th was a great success — and Board of Supervisors President Norman Yee visited to show his support. Recently the Detroit Steps Project received a District 7 Participatory Budgeting grant. More about the project here. A big thank-you to Canyon Market for the donation of food and coffee, and Flora Grub for the donation of plants. All photos except the first one by Flora Clerque Photography.
From Ingleside Police Station:
Frustrated by the relentless scourge of illegal July 4th Fireworks every year?
If so, Ingleside Station needs your help. Please:
1) Contact us about problem locations where illegal fireworks have been ignited in the past, and
2) If you see something; say something. We need specific locations with either the addresses or intersections where the big, house shaking, fire hazard creating, injury-causing fireworks were detonated in years past.
During the month leading up to the 4th, we will be compiling a list of these locations in anticipation of 4th of July illegal fireworks activity so that we can stop the big, dangerous gatherings from even starting.
Email us at: sfpd.fireworks@sfgov.org; you may remain anonymous/confidential.
Sunnyside Neighborhood Association 