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FACE Monthly Newsletter
Volume 22 - Number 1 January 2026 Faces...@gmail.com
Things to Do
INVITATION: 42nd MLK Luncheon at Minnie and Lovie Ward
Wednesday, January 14
Dear Friends,
The San Francisco Recreation and Park Department would like to invite you our 42nd Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Luncheon at the Minnie and Lovie Ward Recreation Center on Wednesday, January 14 from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. We are more than excited to celebrate Dr. King and his legacy amongst community and friends. The theme this year is Keeping the Dream Alive: Mission Possible II: Building community, Uniting a Nation the Nonviolent Way. Your demonstrated commitment to furthering his dream is evidenced by your commitment to ensuring access, equity, and social justice for the residents of the City and County of San Francsico. In addition to the keynote address, the luncheon will include brief speeches by our Interim General Manager Sarah Madland, elected officials, and the awarding of the Keeping the Dream Alive Awards to people who are making a difference in our community. We have enjoyed your attendance in years passed and hope your schedule permits your participation. The event is sponsored by our Rec and Park staff and the audience will be comprised of retired and current Rec and Park staff, city staff, and members of the community.
You can pay at the door. Ticket price is $20 per person. We look forward to celebrating with you.
Regards,
LaMonte’ Bishop, Senior Manager of Policy and Public Affairs
San Francisco Recreation and Park Department
E-mail: LaMonte...@sfgov.org
Direct: (415) 831-2769
Office Hours Saturday January 17 10am-12pm
Dear Neighbors,
I am doing this month's Coffee Time at Excelsior Coffee (4495 Mission St) this Saturday, January 17th from 10:00am-12:00pm. Please call or email our office to sign up! We welcome calls and emails in other languages for constituents who do not speak English.
Call: (415) 554-6975
Email: Chen...@sfgov.org
Please follow me on Instagram: @chyannechensf and reach out to our office with any questions or concerns.
All my best,
Supervisor Chyanne Chen
CASTRO COMMUNITY ON PATROL
OFFERS SELF-DEFENSE TRAINING
Castro Community on Patrol (CCOP) is once again providing their very popular 3.5 hours Beginners Self-Defense training class on Saturday January 17th beginning at 1 PM at 21 Brush Place in the SoMa West neighborhood.
This class is a very easy, low-impact, and readily accessible class for all, building on simple concepts and a structured hierarchy of threat assessment and appropriate response. We provide physical concepts as well as verbal skills, focused on de-escalation and avoidance where possible. The class is open to anyone of 18 years of age or older. Only $30 per attendee.
Find out more about the class by visiting www.castropatrol.org/resources/community-safe/sd1-beginners-sd1-1/
Pre-registration is required to attend this class. Visit www.eventbrite.com/e/soma-west-beginners-self-defense-class-tickets-1902728946499 to pre-register and secure your spot in the class.
Feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions at IN...@CastroPatrol.org.
Claude Forever: A Celebration of Life in Golden Gate Park
Sunday, January 18, 11 AM
Golden Gate Park Bandshell
Sunday, January 18, 11 AM
The California Academy of Sciences is hosting a celebration of life for Claude, San Francisco’s beloved albino alligator who passed away last month, at the Golden Gate Park Bandshell (75 Hagiwara Tea Garden Drive) on Sunday, January 18 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. This free community event will feature stories, speeches, performances, and family-friendly activities celebrating Claude’s impact across generations.
Following the outdoor program, the California Academy of Sciences (55 Music Concourse Drive) will host special indoor programming from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., including craft activities and an artisan marketplace with commemorative Claude souvenirs available for purchase from local vendors. Museum admission is required. For more information, click the link below.
www.calacademy.org/events/special-events/claude-forever-a-celebration-of-life
OEWD Community Budget Town Halls: 1/22, and 2/11 (Virtual)
Message From OEWD: OEWD plays a critical role in advancing Mayor Lurie’s vision for San Francisco’s comeback—cutting red tape, activating streets and storefronts, and driving policies that spur housing development, create jobs, grow talent, and strengthen the economy. As an agency delivering end-to-end economic solutions, OEWD offers programs and resources spanning business development, community economic development, workforce development, small business support, joint development, and industry engagement.
To attend the In-Person Budget Town Hall
Thursday, January 22, 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
49 South Van Ness, San Francisco RSVP at https://digital.forms.sf.gov/t/4F9hSXyKi6us
Heading into a difficult budget season, the City will need to ensure that its investments are producing outcomes for San Francisco residents, businesses, and communities. OEWD would like to hear your ideas to help them realize the equitable outcomes we want to see in the communities and industries we serve. Please join them at one of two Budget Town Halls and make your voice heard. Meetings are open to the public.
To attend the Virtual (Zoom) Budget Town Hall
Wednesday, February 11, 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
RSVP at https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/J8IbMxmuTcerGe4_NBhsSA#/registration
Both meetings will follow the same agenda and will incorporate breakout sessions focused on direct feedback and new ideas to deliver outcomes in the following areas:
Economic Development: citywide strategies for investment, commercial district revitalization, industry partnerships, workforce development, and advancing economic mobility.
Downtown Revitalization through business attraction, storefront activation, development incentives, public space improvements, etc.
Business Support: Support policies and resources that help businesses start, grow, and thrive.
Insights from the Workforce Division’s fall listening sessions will be incorporated into the broader findings from the town halls and survey, and all information will be used to guide the development of our budget. These findings will be shared via email once the process has concluded.
In addition to attending one of the meetings, OEWD also asks that you fill out this short survey. Be sure to select your preferred language in the upper-right-hand corner.
To access the Budget Survey: https://digital.forms.sf.gov/t/1Ja6XRH3Xeus
BART, in partnership with SF Sketchfest, announces “SF Sketchfest: On the Rails,” a one-of-a-kind rolling comedy show on Saturday, January 24, from 2pm to 4:30pm. The event will start and end at 12th St./Oakland City Center Station in Downtown Oakland.
The roving comedy show will transform a moving BART train into a live performance venue, offering audiences the opportunity to laugh and ride with four SF Sketchfest comedians as the train travels across the East Bay and back. The annual comedy festival returns this January with over 200 shows and 500+ performers in Bay Area venues, many of which are accessible by transit!
The onboard comedy experience will feature rapid-fire 15-minute sets from comedians Brent Weinbach, Brittany Carney, Natasha Vinik, and Hunaid Shakoor. Audience members will listen through provided headphones, creating a silent-disco-style comedy experience unlike anything else at the festival.
Tickets are $20 and available only on Railgoods.com. Tickets will not be for sale at the event and must be purchased in advance.
Dance Generators & USF Offer 2026 Classes & Performances
Dance Generators (DG) and University of San Francisco (USF) announced their 2026 schedule of workshops at the USF 2360 Turk Blvd. campus.
"Move Together" sessions of Salsa, Hip Hop, Philippine Dance, and Drag classes, auditions for participatory performances, and drop-in Community Building sessions where you can practice dances presented every Sunday from February 1 to April 26.
"Move Together" sessions, open SF residents ages 60+ are Wednesdays April 1st through May 13th from 2:45-3:45pm.
Dance Generators is an intergenerational dance company housed at the University of San Francisco that fosters artistic collaboration between USF students and Bay Area older adults.
For more information please contact Grace D’Anca at mabe...@sbcglobal.net
Park News Opens the New Year
Louis Sutter Upper Playground Community Meeting January 24 & 26
Louis Sutter Upper Playground Community Information Sessions with Rec Park staff:
Saturday, January 24, 11am-12:30pm
Monday, January 26, 2:30-4:30pm
Please join the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department to learn more about the upcoming renovation of the playground equipment and surfacing at the Louis Sutter Upper Playground. Meet at Louis Sutter Upper Playground (near McNab Lake)
These two community information sessions will have no formal agenda or program. Rec Park staff will be available to discuss the project and answer questions. Spanish language interpreter will be present. Event is rain or shine. For language services or accessibility requests, please contact the project manager at least 48 hours before the meeting. Late requests will be honored if possible.
Please share your feedback now with our design survey: tinyurl.com/louissuttersurvey
Survey open through Saturday, January 31.
💬 Have questions or comments? Feel free to contact the project manager:
Alex Schuknecht 📧 alex.sc...@sfgov.org 📞 628-652-6631
Please visit the project webpage at:
McLaren Park - Louis Sutter Upper Playground Renewal
If you would like to receive updates about the Louis Sutter Playground Renewal, please visit the News Flash section of our webpage and subscribe to "Rec Park Improvements: McLaren Park - Louis Sutter Upper Playground Renewal."
Herz Recreation Center Opens in John McLaren Park with New Public Artwork Unveiled
“Reflection and Projection” by artist Sanjay Vora celebrates belonging, play, and community in San Francisco’s Visitacion Valley
The new Herz Recreation Center has officially opened, delivering a modern, multifunctional recreation hub to the area, welcoming residents from the Sunnydale and Visitacion Valley neighborhoods. The Rec Center is located within Herz Playground, a six-plus-acre park in John McLaren Park. At the center’s entrance is a large-scale public artwork Reflection & Projection, an 8-by-10-foot, interactive installation created by artist Sanjay Vora
The 11,500 square foot facility features a full-size basketball court with bleacher seating for 200 people; a multipurpose room for community rentals and wellness classes; a welcoming lobby and reception area; staff offices; restrooms; a kitchen; and ample storage space—creating a flexible space designed to serve residents of all ages.
The project also includes significant improvements to connect the surrounding neighborhood, including new and upgraded pathways linking Herz Playground with the Sunnydale Resource Center and the nearby areas of Visitacion Valley and Sunnydale. Additional amenities include an outdoor fitness terrace, a nature exploration and picnic area, and thoughtfully designed landscaping. Landscape improvements include meadow grassland, native hillside plantings, a lawn near the ballfields, and stormwater filtration in low-lying areas.
In addition to the new Rec Center, Rec and Park completed a $3.38 million renovation of Herz Playground in fall 2023 as part of the Let’sPlaySF! initiative, two outdoor basketball courts, a ballfield, the indoor Coffman Pool, and expansive open space for recreation and relaxation.
Pictures of the New Herz Playground
Additional Upcoming Park Events
San Francisco’s Commission Streamlining Task Force Meeting at City Hall (1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place) on Wednesday, January 14 at 1 p.m. - www.sf.gov/january-14-2026-commission-streamlining-task-force-meeting
Rec & Park General Manager Recruitment Survey & Community Meeting at Minnie and Lovie Ward Recreation Center (650 Capitol Avenue) on Wednesday, January 14 from 6 to 7 p.m. Survey: www.surveymonkey.com/r/PP8ZCK8
Louis Sutter Playground Renewal Survey & Info Sessions at the park (1150 Wayland Street) on January 24 & 26 This survey will remain open through January 31, 2026. If you need a paper copy, please contact alex.sc...@sfgov.org
India Basin EPA Brownfields Cleanup Grant community meeting at Shipwright's Cottage (900 Innes Avenue) in India Basin Waterfront Park on Monday, January 26 at 1 p.m.
Citywide Job Fair at Palega Recreation Center (500 Felton Street) on Saturday, January 31 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Email rpd_rec...@sfgov.org for more information.
Community & City Bid GM Phil Ginsburg Farewell
On January 8th, many community folks from across the city, public officials, longtime friends and Phil’s parents and family, gathered at the San Francisco Commonwealth Club to say “thank you and best wishes” to departing General Manager, Phil Ginsburg on his retirement from the SF Recreation and Parks department. Mayors Lurie, Breed and Brown were among those paying tribute, along with Phil's wife, Emily. Phil served SFRPD for 16 1/2 years and was a strong supporter of parks, especially our southeast facilities. Phil Ginsburg will be missed!
This Month at India Basin’s Food Pavilion
Free Community Classes: Flower Jelly Art Workshop & Mocktails 101
Join En2action at the India Basin Food Pavillion for two creative and delicious hands-on workshops!
On Friday, January 23rd, 2:00- 4:00pm be part of a Flower Jelly Art workshop with Sweets Collections at the Shipwright’s Cottage next to The Food Pavillion. This workshop is open to all ages!
Join En2action for a creative, hands-on Mexican flower jelly art workshop with Rosa, owner of Sweets Collections. Learn the traditional art of gelatina artística, a beloved Mexican dessert often featured at celebrations and special events.
Using clear gelatin and fine needles, you’ll create beautiful, three-dimensional floral designs suspended inside the jelly—an edible work of art to take home and enjoy. Rosa will guide you step by step and share tips from this unique tradition.
Please note: This class uses needles for coloring and is not appropriate for children under 10 years old. Perfect if you want something creative, cultural, and delicious!
Claim your ticket now! www.eventbrite.com/e/flower-jelly-art-workshop-tickets-1980127340178
On Wednesday, January 28th, 6:00- 7:30pm learn how to make delicious mocktails at the Food Pavillion’s Mocktails 101 Workshop!
Mocktails are the fastest-growing segment of the beverage industry—and for good reason.
Join The Food Pavillion for a fun, hands-on mocktail class where you’ll learn how to craft elevated, alcohol-free drinks that are just as complex, refreshing, and satisfying as traditional cocktails.
In this class, you’ll explore flavor balancing techniques used by professionals. Whether you’re cutting back on alcohol, curious about the trend, or looking to expand your beverage skills, you’ll leave with practical recipes and inspiration you can use at home or in your business.
Perfect for anyone interested in wellness, hospitality, or simply great drinks—no alcohol required.
Claim your ticket now! www.eventbrite.com/e/mocktails-101-tickets-1980145309926
2025-26 Neighborhood Grants
San Francisco Beautiful is now accepting applications for their second annual round of projects, meant to enhance the beauty and livability of your San Francisco neighborhood.
Available to San Francisco residents, neighborhood groups, small businesses and nonprofits, the Neighborhood Beautification Grant of up to $5,000 will be awarded to proposed projects that beautify, restore, or enhance some part of the City.
Beautification projects such as tree plantings, sidewalk steam cleaning, and murals were some notable endeavors, but the nature and scope of eligible projects will be limited only by the applicant’s creativity and purpose. For more information and grant application visit: www.sfbeautiful.org/neighborhood-grants/. Each grantee will be contacted within 2 weeks after submission.
Park Community Opportunity Fun Grants Open in January
Nominations for Community Opportunity Fund (COF) project grants will open in January! Applications will be accepted January 2026 through March 2026.
What is the Community Opportunity Fund (COF)?
The Community Opportunity Fund (COF) is a citywide capital program that provides an opportunity for neighbors, community groups, park advocates, and partners to nominate capital projects for funding. Park users know how to make their parks better and RPD wants to help you make those positive changes happen!
Established in the 2008 Clean and Safe Neighborhood Parks Bond, the COF program has improved 35 city parks, utilizing $17 million of public bond funding and $13.7 million in philanthropic investment, in-kind donations, and sweat equity. The COF is now in its third Bond cycle with $6 million allocated from the 2020 Health and Recovery Bond for the next round of awards.
What are the COF's Goals?
The COF has five main policy goals:
Foster community stewardship
Enhance park experience and identity
Leverage resources from the community
Deliver the program in an efficient and streamlined manner
Consider geographic equity and offer benefits to disadvantaged communities
Interested in applying?
Get your ideas ready! The application will be released in January 2026 on this website. Read more about the program, application requirements, and more in the Community Opportunity Fund – Program Implementation Plan for 2020 Bond.
Project Updates
If you would like to receive updates about the Community Opportunity Fund (COF), please visit the News Flash section of the RPD webpage and subscribe to "Rec Park Improvements | Initiatives: Community Opportunity Fund (COF)." To receive updates about all of RPD’s active projects, subscribe to "Rec Park Improvements | All Project Updates."
Excelsior Library Hosts a January 24, Mobile Bike Repair Clinic
修理診所 - 單車修理
Clínica Fix-It: Reparación de bicicletas
January 24, 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
BIKE REPAIRS with Bay Area Bike Mobile - The Bike Mobile will provide free tune ups & repairs and will fix flat tires, adjust brakes and gears, and even replace broken or worn-out parts like chains, seats, and tires. The only thing it can’t do is replace missing wheels or gears. Best of all...while the mechanics work on your bike they’ll explain how you can keep it running smoothly. Bike or no bike, everyone is welcome to attend to learn about maintenance, safety and more!
This event is first come first served. One item per person.
Contact ResZer...@sfgov.org or call 415-355-3000 for any additional questions.
灣區自行車行動維修站 - 自行車行動維修站將提供免費調校與維修服務，包括補胎、調整煞車與變速系統，甚至更換斷裂或磨損的零件如鏈條、坐墊及輪胎。唯一無法處理的是更換遺失的輪組或變速器。最棒的是...技師為您維修時，會同步解說如何讓愛車保持順暢運行。無論您是否攜帶自行車，皆歡迎前來學習保養、安全知識等實用技巧！
本活動採先到先服務制，每人限修一項。
如有疑問請電郵至 ResZer...@sfgov.org 或致電 415-355-3000。
REPARACIONES DE BICICLETAS con Bay Area Bike Mobile: Bike Mobile ofrecerá ajustes y reparaciones gratuitos, arreglará llantas ponchadas, ajustará frenos y marchas, e incluso reemplazará piezas rotas o desgastadas como cadenas, asientos y llantas. Lo único que no puede hacer es reemplazar ruedas o marchas faltantes. Lo mejor de todo es que, mientras los mecánicos trabajan en tu bicicleta, te explicarán cómo puedes mantenerla en buen estado. Tenga bicicleta o no, ¡todo el mundo es bienvenido a asistir para aprender sobre mantenimiento, seguridad y mucho más! Este evento se atenderá por orden de llegada. Una bicicleta por persona.
Si tiene alguna pregunta adicional, póngase en contacto con ResZer...@sfgov.org o llame al 415-355-3000.
Branch Library Highlights
Art Workshops
Lunar New Year Lanterns - Ingleside Library - Saturday, 1/31/2026, 10:30-11:30am
Workshop: Sticker Transfers – Excelsior Library – Thursday, 2/19/2026, 4-5pm
Candle Making Workshop - Ingleside Library - Saturday, 2/21/2026, 1-2pm
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Performance and Dance Activities
First Friday Movie: Goebbels And the Führer– Excelsior Library – Friday, 2/6/2026, 3:30-5:30pm
Lion Dance with West Coast Lions Troup - Oceanview Library - Saturday, 2/28/2026, 11:30-12pm
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Social
Workshop: Red Envelope Goldfish - Oceanview Library - Saturday, 2/7/2026, 2-4pm
Workshop: Legal Aspects and Legalities for Business Owners – Excelsior Library – Monday, 2/9/2026, 11:30-1pm
Presentation: Home Match – Excelsior Library – Wednesday, 2/11/2026, 1-2pm
Workshop: City of Color – Excelsior Library – Tuesday, 2/17/2026, 1-2:30pm
Pokemon Day - Excelsior Library - Friday, 2/27/26, 2-4pm
Contemporary Black Voices in America Opera - Oceanview Library - Saturday, 2/28/2026, 2-3:30pm
French Conversation – Excelsior Library – Monthly 2nd & 4th Thursdays, 5-6pm
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Healthy Living
Excelsior Walking Club - Excelsior Library - Friday, 2/20/2025, 4-5pm
Yoga with Tendwell Collective - Ingleside Library – Every Wednesday 6-7pm
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Excelsior Library, 4400 Mission Street, 415 355-2868//Merced Library, 155 Winston Drive, 415 355-2825//Oceanview Library, 345 Randolph Avenue, 415 355-5615//Portola Library, 380 Bacon Street, 415 355-5660//Visitacion Library, 201 Leland Avenue, 415 355-2848
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Visit SFPL.org for more activities at a local branch. Sign up for their Newsletter.
Local Park & Garden Workdays
Portola Garden Club Work Party - First Saturday of the month. Meet at 2 Burrows Street from 10am to 1pm. Next workday is Saturday February 7. Bring water, sunscreen and work gloves. 2 Burrows (next to Hey Neighbor Cafe). Lunch provided.
McLaren Bike Park Volunteer Day - 4th Sundays, every other month. Meet at the bike park, 2050 Sunnydale Ave at 9am. Next workday is Sunday, January 25th, 9am.
Community Meeting Calendar
Attend these organizations meetings; Be part of making things happen in the neighborhood
Casa Colibri Transitional Housing Meeting - Contact Steven Depont-Kalani at steven...@icloud.com for schedule. Usually meets on the 2nd Monday every month at 6PM in Casa Colibri Community Room.
Cayuga Neighborhood Association Meeting, Contact Chris Dillon at na...@comcast.net for meeting schedule, Mondays, 6PM at Addis Kidan Church (Bethel Lutheran Church), 2525 Alemany Boulevard
District 11 Council Meeting, Saturday, March 14, 10AM-Noon, Ingleside Station Community Room. Meets the 2nd Saturday every other month.
Excelsior Action Group/EAG Board Meetings – Contact Duncan Ley for meeting location and schedule at dl...@eagsf.org
Excelsior Corridor Activation Meeting/CAP - Thursday, February 10, 5PM, 35 San Juan Ave. Meets on the 2nd Thursday every month.
Excelsior District Improvement Association/EDIA - Tuesday, January 27, 6:30-8PM, Crocker Amazon Clubhouse. Meets the 4th Tuesday, every month.
New Mission Terrace Improvement Association/NMTIA - Monday, January 26, 7PM, Ingleside Station Community Room. Meets every month, 4th Monday Jan-Feb & 3rd Monday, Mar-Jun, Sep-Nov.
Ingleside Police Community Meeting - Tuesday, January 20, 6-7:30PM, Ingleside Station Community Room. Meets the 3rd Tuesday, every month.
SF Urban Riders/SFUR - McLaren Bike Park Committee meeting January 15, February 19, 6PM at 99 Leland Avenue. Contact them by Facebook or email at in...@sfurbanriders.org. Meets the 3rd Thursday, every month.
Subscribe To Other Community Newsletters/Emails
Learn about many more things going on in the neighborhood by subscribing to these other organizations
Cayuga Neighborhood Improvement Association/CNIA cayugaim...@gmail.com
District 11 Supervisor Chyanne Chen - email chen...@sfgov.org to sign up
Excelsior Action Group/EAG - www.eagsf.org.
Excelsior Collaborative - email: excelsior....@gmail.com
Friends of Balboa Park – www.balboaparkfriends.org
Friends of JGA - www.JerryDay.org, email: info @jerryday.org
Help McLaren Park - email: helpmlpark@gmail.
Ingleside Police Station - https://sanfranciscopolice.org/ingleside - or email: SFPDIngles...@sfgov.org
Life Frames - A Living Library - lifef...@alivinglibrary.org
McLaren Park Collaborative - email Linda....@gmail.com
OMI Cultural Participation Project - www.omicpp.org - or email: jumpstr...@gmail.com
Portola Neighborhood Association/PNA - https://www.portolasf.org/subscribe - or email: he...@portolasf.org
Self Help for the Elderly (Excelsior/OMI) - www.selfhelpelderly.org - or email: hua...@selfhelpelderly.org
SF Community Living Campaign/CLC - www.sfcommunityliving.org - or email: in...@sfcommunityliving.org
SF Heritage - www.sfheritage.org
SF Historical Society - www.sfhistory.org
SF New Deal - www.sfnewdeal.org
SF Recreation and Parks/SFRPD - www.sfrecpark.org - or email: rpd...@sfgov.org
SF Urban Riders - www.sfurbanriders.org or email: in...@sfurbanriders.org
The Ingleside Light - www.inglesidelight.com - or email: publ...@inglesidelight.com
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