️ Remember to use a face covering and stay 6 feet apart from people outside your household when you go out. Sessions will be cancelled if air quality reaches or exceeds Orange or an AQI above 101. Sunday Streets SOMA Pop-up – Extended through Dec. 20th, 2020 NFL Fan Zone Brunch hosted by Big Black…
️ Remember to mask up and stay 6 feet apart from people outside your household when you go out. Sessions will be cancelled if air quality reaches or exceeds Orange or an AQI above 101. STREET OPENINGS THROUGH THE MONTH OF OCTOBER: There are also dozens of Shared Spaces and Slow Streets destinations you can enjoy citywide if you…
This November’s election will be one of the most consequential ones ever for our country – and for our increasingly interconnected planet. We need to vote as though our lives, and those of future generations, depend on it. It’s also important to vote all the way down the ballot. Many of the decisions that most…
VIRTUAL HAPPENINGS Healthy LivingSaturday, October 3rd | Livable City Facebook page @ 11 AM | Set Reminder Healthy Living is our virtual wellness series on Saturdays.Open to all levels and it does not require any equipment, except making time to take care of yourself!Let’s take care of ourselves, and stay healthy. (Available in English, and Spanish) ️ Remember…
VIRTUAL HAPPENINGS Healthy LivingSaturday, September 26th | Livable City Facebook page @ 11 AM | Set reminder Healthy Living is our virtual wellness series on Saturdays.Open to all levels and it does not require any equipment, except making time to take care of yourself!Let’s take care of ourselves, and stay healthy. (Available in English, and Spanish) ️ We…
The Excelsior District is known for its authentic ethnic restaurants. It has the most service industry businesses in San Francisco, such as beauty salons and barbershops. Most of the companies are Latinx and Asian owned by locals.
Livable cities are made up of ten-minute neighborhoods, where residents can access many of the needs of daily life within a short walk or cycle trip home – diverse housing, a grocery store, places to eat and drink, shops and services, quality transit, parks and playgrounds, libraries and recreation centers, schools and clinics. Not all…
#ThursdayThoughtsThursday, September 17th | 12 PM (PDT)Join via: LivableCity Facebook page Join via: Zoom Webinar ID: 860 6665 1661 / Telephone: +1 669 900 6833 Mark your calendars for our weekly series #ThursdayThoughts: a lunchtime chat with local guests every week. We’ll be joined by Toby Leavitt and Rebecca J. Ennals of the SF Shakespeare Festival to talk about Shakespeare in the Park. #FeatureFridayFriday, September 18th | 12…
Sunday Streets Family; The start for Sunday Streets SoMa Pop-Up has been moved to October 4th, 2020. We made this decision in the face of the heartbreaking reality that the unprecedented wildfires, caused by climate change and unsustainable land use and management practices, will likely cause the air quality to be very unhealthy well into…
August 24th, 2020 | PRESS RELEASE San Francisco — The nonprofit Livable City, will be transforming Folsom Street between 6th and 8th Streets into a temporary car-free open space for residents and businesses to use on a weekly basis from 11:00am – 4:00pm through the City’s Shared Spaces program starting August 30th through October 18th,…
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Darin Ow-Wing, Executive Director
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Jessica Tovar, Program Director
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Sally Chen, Deputy Director
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Tom Radulovich, Senior Policy Fellow
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Isaac Santiago, Sunday Streets Program Manager [email protected]
Reina Terry, Program & Development Associate, reina@livablecity.org
