From coffee with Supervisor Chen to a police swearing-in ceremony, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside.
In this week’s newsletter, we delve into the impending closure of Walgreens and more.
The pharmacy-store chain plans to close 12 locations by the end of February, leaving the neighborhood without a drugstore.
Live Music, Murals, Mosaics
Ingleside-based artist Shrey Purohit is using Instagram to fundraiser for GiveIndia’s COVID-19 Response Fund.
The popular homegrown literary reading series returned to Ocean Ale House for its usual monthly reading for the first time since March 2020.
“Pan American Unity,” City College of San Francisco’s priceless Diego Rivera fresco, is being moved two panels at a time to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
The Ingleside Terraces Sundial and Sundial Park cleared the first major hurdle in its route to join the San Francisco Register of Historic Landmarks.
A limited edition enamel pin was created commemorate the historic landmark.
The Ingleside Terraces Sundial historic landmark application will face its first hurdle, the San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission, on April 7, 2021.
A panel discussion with four San Francisco independent arts and culture journalists shed light on how they adapted their coverage in the wake of the pandemic.
You can now pick up and drop off books at 50 Broad St. in the parking lot of Catholic Charities on Wednesdays between 2:00 and 6:00 p.m.
Neighborhood artist Neil Ballard painted a mural depicting native plants on a graffiti-prone utility box this week.
The Ingleside Terraces sundial and park has been put forward as a historic landmark.
Twenty-three-year-old art student Shrey Purohit has found fans on social media for his landscape paintings of Ingleside and surrounding neighborhoods.
The San Francisco Public Library will wheel in the OMI Bookmobile to serve the neighborhood every Tuesday and Thursday.
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