Stop by to learn about La Cocina's business incubator program and event space. Enjoy a welcome treat by some of the newest food entrepreneurs producing out of La Cocina's Hyde kitchen. Activities for kids!!
Starting at 55 Taylor, Ending at 601 Eddy Street RSVP with mvuong@kidsclub.org First 30 are free; Come take an in-depth tour of the Tenderloin and its history from people with lived experiences
Join us for a new Dodge Alley Socials event featuring Silk Road. FREE!
21+ Event featuring DJ Kwame in the mix. Good vibes, good people, good drinks, all for a good cause. 100% of tips will be donated to Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco, Tenderloin Clubhouse.
Trans Temporal Resistances is the closing public program for Transition Times: Re-Membering Anticarceral Resistance in the Tenderloin, an archival exhibit contextualizing the 1966 Compton’s Cafeteria. Program curators Emji Saint Spero and Leila Weefur invite writers and artists to engage with trans archives and architectures through performance.
Pianist James Washington performs a set of jazz standards and improvisations for a special Concert at the Cadillac, presented in collaboration with the Tenderloin Museum as a Sounds of the Tenderloin live music program. Sounds of the Tenderloin & the Concerts at the Cadillac series come together again to produce a performance by James Washington, a talented pianist influenced by classical music and jazz who wields a quiet virtuosity with both standards and improvisations. A lifelong musician, Washington started working at a young age as a ballet accompanist in New Jersey, Boston, New York, and eventually San Francisco. All the while, he was adjacent to the world of jazz, which increasingly informed his musical practice. He developed a playing style with a rich harmonic vocabulary and complex structure that is clear and soulful. His phrasings and touch are limber, as if learned from a dancer. Over the years, Washington has been heard by thousands in San Francisco in clubs, cafes, churches, and hospitals both as a solo performer and in combos. A longtime Tenderloin resident, Washington will share a set of solo music on the grand piano in the heart of the neighborhood–the lobby of the historic Cadillac Hotel on […]
Join us for music, games, free popcorn and snacks our office will be open to talk with folks about the work we do and how people could get involved.
This is a free family event for the community is full of carnival games and activities, special opportunities, and more.
Contact Info: Silena@faithfulfools.org (415) 240-8234
Easy and fun walk for all ages, family friendly. Enjoy good healthy habits in community with others. Finish the health walk for a nice swag bag. Small program in the morning to be determined.
Celebrate the inaugural Tenderloin Branch Open House and the activation of every floor of the Main Library for I Love Tenderloin Week. Participate in the following activities for the day: 12-3pm (First Floor): Meet the library's community partners at our Resource Fair in the Atrium and Genre Room 2-3pm (Second Floor): Arabic Story Hour, followed by crafts for children and families in the Children's Center \3-4pm (Fifth Floor): Streaming Music Listening Party in The Bridge's Learning Studio We will also have photographs of the Tenderloin by photographer Judi Iranyi mounted throughout the Main Library. There will be a photobooth for families and folks to take pictures, lots of food for TL residents, and library tours in various languages. Attendees will receive swag throughout the library branded with TL artist design and SFPL logo.
Join us for the first ever Cumbia Block party in The Tenderloin Saturday April 27th where it will be filled with the vibes from Bay area bands: Mala Greña, El Pecado Juana and Philthy Dronez, and Psyched! Radio DJs: Mala Vida ,Liz Al Toque, Pinche Lesli and DiscoMovil Salazar, along with vendors and free food by Mi Morena.
