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Temescal String Quartet make triumphant post-COVID return to Sunnyside Conservatory

November 15, 2021 by Murray Schneider

While the neighborhood isn’t quite back to pre-pandemic normal, on October 9, the Sunnyside Conservatory featured an in-person performance of chamber music, an extraordinary event since the COVID-19 pandemic rained down upon the Sunnyside a broadside of falsetto notes. There was not one discordant note on a Sunday afternoon when four local musicians, the Temescal […]

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Picture this: The Detroit Street steps with amazing tile work

December 20, 2020 by Murray Schneider

The Detroit Steps Project continues making giant strides. Launched on November 3, 2018, the multi-year and multi-phase community-led beautification project, with an objective of fashioning 186 stairs with either mosaic or colored tiles, has taken another significant step towards its goal with the inauguration of the “2020 Drawing Contest.” “The contest is to derive imaginative […]

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Detroit Steps Project virtual art competition and fundraiser

November 13, 2020 by Suna Mullins, DSP steering committee

Change Will Happen One Drawing and Step At A Time! The Detroit steps are a two-block stairway comprising 186 steps in total that run south from Detroit Street to Hearst Avenue and north from Detroit Street to Joost Avenue, bisected by Monterey Boulevard. The Detroit Steps Project (DSP)  is a multi-phased community-led beautification project to […]

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Holiday Wreath Making at Sunnyside Conservatory!

December 6, 2019 by Sally Ross

On Sunday, December 15th, we will have Holiday Wreath Making inside the Conservatory! IT IS FREE. We start at Noon and will finish at 4:00 PM. We will have lots of greenery and greens with red berries. My cotoneaster is revived, and it is full of bright red berries at this point. The holly is […]

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Sunnyside’s Detroit Street steps got spruced up on June 8

May 31, 2019 by Murray Schneider

The Detroit Street steps in Sunnyside are getting a spruce up and local residents can take part on June 8, when Sunnyside volunteers are scheduling a “Cleanup and Celebration Day.” During the event, neighbors will have an opportunity to work alongside DPW’s Green and Clean Team, weeding the upper and lower steps. It’s the start […]

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DETROIT STEPS PROJECT KICKOFF PARTY

February 14, 2019 by Suna Mullins, Sunnyside Neighborhood Association

Time to Step It Up and Have Some Neighborhood Fun! Join us on February 23, 2019 from 12 noon until 2 pm to celebrate the kick-off event for two approved proposals that will be on the the District 7 Participatory Budget ballot for 2019: Lighting Sunnyside’s Detroit Steps for Safety and Visibility Preparing Sunnyside’s Detroit Steps […]

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Ring out 2018 and start 2019 with events in our neighborhoods

September 30, 2018 by Bonnee Waldstein

Thanks to Sally Ross, Friends of Sunnyside Conservatory, for keeping us up to speed on so many wonderful happenings. For half a day, help keep Sunnyside Conservatory beautiful– Saturday, 10/13, 9 a.m. to Noon The Christopher Playground group has invited us to come to their playground for a hot dog after working in the Conservatory. […]

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Tiny Sunnyside Park Named One of SF’s Hidden Gems

June 7, 2018 by Bonnee Waldstein

The Joost and Baden Street Mini Park has been hailed as one of the City’s loveliest spots by Curbed SF.  It’s #17 on the list.  Here’s the link: https://sf.curbed.com/maps/gardens-green-spaces-secret-parks-hidden-sf-map  

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10th Anniversary Retrospective: Hundreds Celebrate Reopening of Sunnyside Conservatory

December 5, 2009 by Elizabeth Weise

Hundreds of people thronged the newly reopened Sunnyside Conservatory at 236 Montery Blvd. Bagpipes wailed and a host of neighborhood, city and state luminaries gave speeches, but the highlight of the day was the gorgeous new Conservatory, better than ever after a ten-year effort to rebuild the 111-year-old structure.

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Art Walk SF is bringing a burst of local creativity to the Glen Park Village with its first-ever HOLIDAY POP-UP, taking place Saturday, December 13, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. The pop-up coincides with Selfies with Santa, presented by Glen Park Merchants Association and Cuppa SF, creating a festive afternoon of community, art, shopping, holiday cheer, and Santa!

For one afternoon only, local artists, makers, and creatives will be paired with neighborhood merchants and businesses to showcase unique, giftable art and handmade goods perfect for the holiday season. Visitors can stroll through the village, meet artists personally, enjoy music, shop local, and participate in a family-friendly celebration that activates Glen Park’s small businesses and creative community.

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What: Art Walk SF | Holiday Pop-Up

When: Saturday, December 13 • 12:00 PM–3:00 PM

Where: Glen Park Village (multiple merchant locations on Chenery and Diamond)
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Art Walk SF is bringing a burst of local creativity to the Glen Park Village with its first-ever HOLIDAY POP-UP, taking place Saturday, December 13, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. The pop-up coincides with Selfies with Santa, presented by Glen Park Merchants Association and Cuppa SF, creating a festive afternoon of community, art, shopping, holiday cheer, and Santa!

For one afternoon only, local artists, makers, and creatives will be paired with neighborhood merchants and businesses to showcase unique, giftable art and handmade goods perfect for the holiday season. Visitors can stroll through the village, meet artists personally, enjoy music, shop local, and participate in a family-friendly celebration that activates Glen Park’s small businesses and creative community.

Event Details

What: Art Walk SF | Holiday Pop-Up

When: Saturday, December 13 • 12:00 PM–3:00 PM

Where: Glen Park Village (multiple merchant locations on Chenery and Diamond)
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Glen Park Association is at Glen Canyon Park.
3 days ago
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In March 2024 the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission removed 11 trees from four acres on the north side of O’Shaughnessy, just beyond where the last block of Bosworth makes a right turn. The eucalyptus trees were planted more than 100 years ago and were at risk of falling. Furthermore, access is needed for firefighters in case of wildfire in the area of Glen Canyon Park.
SFPUC was replacing the trees on December 9 with California native plants, which will attract birds, insects, and pollinators. “The goal is to extend the riparian corridor around Islais Creek in the canyon using native plants to create a fire break that also nurtures local fauna,” wrote Heather World in The Glen Park News when the plan was first announced.
Glen Park neighbors were invited to join in on Tuesday, December 9, 9:15am–12:30pm, for a volunteer workday.

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©️copy by Bonnee Waldstein
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In March 2024 the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission removed 11 trees from four acres on the north side of O’Shaughnessy, just beyond where the last block of Bosworth makes a right turn. The eucalyptus trees were planted more than 100 years ago and were at risk of falling. Furthermore, access is needed for firefighters in case of wildfire in the area of Glen Canyon Park. 
SFPUC was replacing the trees on December 9 with California native plants, which will attract birds, insects, and pollinators. “The goal is to extend the riparian corridor around Islais Creek in the canyon using native plants to create a fire break that also nurtures local fauna,” wrote Heather World in The Glen Park News when the plan was first announced.
Glen Park neighbors were invited to join in on Tuesday, December 9, 9:15am–12:30pm, for a volunteer workday.
 
📷 photo by Elizabeth Wiese
©️copy by Bonnee Waldstein
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