Visit the merchants of Sacramento Street and sip seasonal beverages, connect with neighbors, and do some holiday shopping. Participating stores are up and down the street, roughly from Baker to Spruce.

The Vogue Theater’s neon marquee has been restored and brought back to its 1940s glory. Join neighbors and fans of the Vogue on Wednesday, December 3rd as Mayor Daniel Lurie cuts the ribbon and lights the sign,. After the lighting ceremony, everyone’s invited to stay for a free screening of the 1936 classic San Francisco.

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The Vogue Theater, established 1912, through a generous grant from the Robert Mailer Anderson/Nicola Miner Family Foundation, has had its marquee completely restored and all neon signage returned to its original state, and once again shines on Sacramento Street as a beacon of the neighborhood. 

CinemaSFBay, the non-profit organization that operates the Vogue, is proud to bring the Vogue into a new era of beauty. Jim Rizzo and crew at Neon Works worked for 5 months to complete the restoration, replacing all transformers, many neon tubes, and reusing some of the original neon tubes, maintaining the tone and feel of the original color scheme.

Join Pacific Heights Residents Association and Northern Neighbors as we host the San Francisco County Transportation Authority (SFCTA) on Tuesday, December 2, for a presentation about proposed traffic safety improvements in District 2 as part of the District 2 Safety Study.

This will be a great opportunity to learn more about transportation proposals in the district, meet the study team, ask questions, and provide input. The study explores ways to improve safety and access to parks, schools, hospitals, and recreational areas for children, seniors, and people with disabilities in the Marina, Pacific Heights, Presidio Heights, Cathedral Hill, and Anza Vista neighborhoods.

Join us on Tuesday, December 2, 6-7pm in Calvin Hall at Calvary Presbyterian Church for this important neighborhood session. 

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The Friends of Lafayette Park report the park is adding a coffee trailer! This Saturday is the Grand Opening of Native Twins, run by twin sisters Jen & Ashley. There will be coffee & tea, live music from 12pm - 2 pm, and a raffle with prizes. They’ll be at the Summit of the park Wed-Fri from 8am to 3pm, and Sat-Sun from 8am to 5pm. This is good news for java lovers, and yet another reason to visit our beautiful park.  .

Our 2025 Annual Members’ Meeting is November 10th, at the Flood Mansion, 2222 Broadway. Please join us for a members’ reception hour with exhibitors from various public resources, interest groups, and City agencies; followed by remarks and Q&A with local and state elected officials, including D2 Supervisor Stephen Sherrill, D5 Supervisor Bilal Mahmood, and District 19 State Assemblyperson Catherine Stefani. For more information, visit the 2025 Annual Meeting page of this website.

The Fort Mason Night Market continues on Friday November 7th, 5pm to 10pm.  These free family-friendly events will have 100+ retail vendors, more than 25 food and drink options from Off the Grid, live music and more.  

This Saturday and Sunday,  November 1st and 2nd, the Renegade Craft Fair returns to the Festival Pavillion at Fort Mason.  You can kick off some holiday shopping and support independent vendors.  There will be 250+ booths, the Fair runs 11am to 5pm each day, and admission is free.  

This Saturday and Sunday,  November 1st and 2nd, the Renegade Craft Fair returns to the Festival Pavillion at Fort Mason.  You can kick off some holiday shopping and support independent vendors.  There will be 250+ booths, the Fair runs 11am to 5pm each day, and admission is free.  

Merchants on Sacramento Street are participating in a family friendly “Spooky Street Stroll & Trick-or-Treat Passport Trail” on Halloween afternoon/evening, starting around 3pm.  There will be treats up and down the street between Presidio and Spruce, and kids can start by picking up a Treasure Map at Dottie Dolittle, then collect stickers as they make trick-or-treat stops.