Carlos Gutierrez, mentor to troubled youth, dies at 38
Carlos Gutierrez, the 38-year-old co-founder of Homies Organizing the Mission to Empower Youth...
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Noisebridge, facing displacement, plans to come back bigger and better
Being booted by August 2018 is not the first existential threat that the quirky,...
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Painting, preserving, educating: Precita Eyes celebrates 40 years
Even if you don’t live in the Mission or consider yourself artistic, Precita Eyes Mural Arts...
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Building for nonprofits green-lit after supervisor brokers deal
Supervisor Hillary Ronen has once again saved a project from the limbo of delays. A developer’s...
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Activists convince Mission Language and Vocational School to back out of property deal
Neighborhood organizations are mobilizing to renegotiate a deal struck years ago – and recently...
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Local organizations seek resources to stabilize Latino, immigrant families
At a meeting Monday night, service providers for the city’s Latino and immigrant populations said...
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Developers plan project entirely to permanently house nonprofits
It’s not just residents who are displaced when rents in San Francisco skyrocket – it’s nonprofits....
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Survey: Latino families in Mission struggle, many earn below poverty level
A survey of 584 households with children in the Mission District and surrounding area shows that...
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Dance Mission Theater Plans New Home at 16th and Mission
Dance Mission Theater has its eyes on a new home – one they’re going to build with the help of a...
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After Tough Year, Bike Kitchen Raises Money, Looks Ahead
The Bike Kitchen, a nonprofit bike repair space that allows anyone to come in and use tools, get...
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Humphry Slocombe Celebrates Eighth Anniversary with Free Scoops
Mere minutes after Humphry Slocombe started offering free cones to celebrate its eighth birthday,...
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SF Mission Responds to Oakland’s Ghost Ship Fire
The arts community was hit hard by a fire in a converted Oakland artist live-work space known as...
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Coalition Says SF Mayor Ignores Latino Issues
More than 100 people called for more movement from City Hall on housing and public health issues...
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Displaced Nuns to Open Soup Kitchen in New SF Mission Location
Two nuns who have been making national headlines following the eviction of their soup kitchen in...
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SF Nonprofits Seal Deal to Keep Tenants in Place
The San Francisco Community Land Trust and the Mission Economic Development Agency today announced...
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Brava Plans Major Renovation, Expansion for 2016
The Brava Theater Center is planning a major renovation and expansion by the end of the year, and...
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Thu
14
SOMArts Cultural Center: Forever Is Now: Experiments in Ritual Placemaking
February 14 @ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Thu
14
Manny’s: Local Leaders Series: SF City Controller Ben Rosenfield
February 14 @ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
