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SUMMARY:Green Space Celebration of Treat Avenue
DESCRIPTION:Join Greening Projects and Terrain Studios on May 18\, 2024\, for the second Fiesta del Espacio Verde de la Avenida Treat. \nGreening Projects and Terrain Studios will unveil a glimpse of Treat Avenue’s proposed future on May 18\, 2024\, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM\, during the second “Fiesta del Espacio Verde de la Avenida Treat” at Treat Avenue and 16th Street in San Francisco. \nThe Fiesta is a series of activations supported by “Into the Streets SF\,” a non-profit founded in 2023 that funds neighborhood collaborations that reclaim and environmentally regenerate San Francisco’s streets. \n“We’re excited to showcase the neighborhood’s ideas about transforming this street into something that benefits the Eastern Mission and the environment\,” said Jorge Romero-Lozano\, founder of Greening Projects. This non-profit organization specializes in creating as much green space as feasible within our built environment. “We know the Mission lacks green spaces for families but is also unprepared for climate change. Residents and business owners have been fighting flooding in this area for more than 150 years. Greening unaccepted streets like Treat Avenue connects two goals: creating open space for residents and room for the historic waters of Mission Creek.” \nDuring the first Fiesta\, the landscape architecture firm Terrain Studio solicited ideas from nearby residents about what they’d like to see in the now-paved avenue stretch of Treat. \nAccording to Scott Slaney\, Principal of Terrain Studio\, the discussion about transforming Treat Avenue into an ecologically resilient space demonstrated that nearby residents strongly preferred community access and use. \n“Based on the wealth of community input received\, we’ve developed concepts guided by what residents think matters most: a simple\, easily accessible space that makes it easy to walk\, bike\, and gather in this part of the Mission\,” said Slaney. \nSlaney will share renderings of four conceptual alternatives for this stretch of Treat Avenue\, one of San Francisco’s 2\,000+ unaccepted streets. \nView the Presentation\n“We see this activation as compatible with SFPUC’s efforts to improve drainage of this area\,” said Slaney. “We know that any thoughtful re-design of Treat Avenue is a plan best achieved by taking our time to work with the neighborhood and the city.” \nBrought to you by: \n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Greening Projects\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Terrain Studio\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Into the Streets SF\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				SF Planning\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				SFOEWD\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				SF Public Works\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Latin American Mission Mom’s Committee (LMMC)\n				\n			\n		\n\nFiesta del Espacio Verde de la Avenida Treat\nÚnase a Greening Projects y Terrain Studios el 18 de mayo de 2024 para la segunda Fiesta del Espacio Verde de la Avenida Treat. \nGreening Projects y Terrain Studios darán un vistazo al futuro propuesto de la Avenida Treat el 18 de mayo de 2024\, de 10:00 a.m. a 2:00 p.m.\, durante la segunda “Fiesta del Espacio Verde de la Avenida Treat” en la Avenida Treat y la calle 16 en San Francisco. \nLa Fiesta es una serie de activaciones apoyadas por “Into the Streets SF”\, una organización sin fines de lucro fundada en 2023 que financia colaboraciones vecinales que recuperan y regeneran ambientalmente las calles de San Francisco. \n“Estamos emocionados de mostrar las ideas del vecindario sobre transformar esta calle en algo que beneficie al Eastern Mission y al medio ambiente”\, dijo Jorge Romero-Lozano\, fundador de Greening Projects. Esta organización sin fines de lucro se especializa en crear el máximo espacio verde posible dentro de nuestro entorno construido. “Sabemos que a la Misión le faltan espacios verdes para las familias\, pero también está poco preparada para el cambio climático. Los residentes y propietarios de negocios han estado luchando contra las inundaciones en esta área durante más de 150 años. Reverdecer las calles no aceptadas como Treat Avenue conecta dos objetivos: crear espacio abierto para los residentes y espacio para las aguas históricas de Mission Creek”. \nDurante la primera Fiesta\, la firma de arquitectura paisajista Terrain Studio solicitó ideas a los residentes cercanos sobre lo que les gustaría ver en el tramo pavimentado actual de la avenida Treat. \nSegún Scott Slaney\, Director Principal de Terrain Studio\, la discusión sobre transformar la Avenida Treat en un espacio ecológicamente resistente demostró que los residentes cercanos preferían en gran medida el acceso y uso comunitarios. \n“Con base en la gran cantidad de aportes de la comunidad recibidos\, hemos desarrollado conceptos guiados por lo que los residentes creen que es más importante: un espacio sencillo y fácilmente accesible que facilite caminar\, andar en bicicleta y reunirse en esta parte de la Misión”\, dijo Slaney. \nSlaney compartirá representaciones de cuatro alternativas conceptuales para este tramo de la Avenida Treat\, una de las más de 2\,000 calles no aceptadas de San Francisco. \nVer la presentación\n“Vemos esta activación como compatible con los esfuerzos de SFPUC para mejorar el drenaje de esta área”\, dijo Slaney. “Sabemos que cualquier rediseño reflexivo de la Avenida Treat es un plan que se logra mejor tomándose el tiempo para trabajar con el vecindario y la ciudad”. \n  \n\n\n\nGreen Space Celebration of Treat Avenue\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGreening ProjectsGreening Projects is a dedicated nonprofit organization focused on transforming urban environments into vibrant\, sustainable community spaces. By converting underutilized urban land into public parks\, community gardens\, and native habitat corridors\, the organization works to enhance local biodiversity and climate equity. \nThrough collaborative efforts with community members and donors\, Greening Projects aims to create lasting\, multi-generational legacies of environmental health and beauty.
URL:https://greeningprojects.org/event/green-space-celebration-of-treat-avenue/
LOCATION:Treat Avenue between 15th and Harrison Streets.\, Treat Avenue between 15th and Harrison Streets.\, San Francisco\, CA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Treat Avenue Greenspace Event
DESCRIPTION:Fiesta del Espacio Verde de la Avenida Treat\nLes invitamos a un convivio en la Avenida Treat entre las Calles 15 y Harrison \nel sábado\, 23 de marzo 2024 de las 10 AM a 2 PM. \nEl propósito es visualizar un futuro cierre de calle permanente en esta cuadra para crear un espacio verde. Durante el convivio habrá: \n\nActividades para niñ@s y adult@s.\nMúsica en vivo irlandesa y latinoamericana.\nCelebración de nuestras diversas costumbres y culturas.\nTentempiés y bebidas.\nY la petición de sus ideas para un futurol espacio verde. Nuestr@s arquitect@s paisajistas (Terrain Studio) prepararán un plano y maqueta gráfica con sus ideas que presentaremos el 18 de mayo en el mismo sitio.\n\nEn colaboración con “Latina Mission Moms” y gracias a un subsidio de “Into the Streets”\n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Raised Beds Community Garden\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				“Mother-in-law’s tongue” refers to the common\, low-maintenance houseplant known as the snake plant (Dracaena trifasciata or Sansevieria trifasciata). \n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Treat Avenue Greenspace Wild Flowers\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Treat Avenue Greenspace Community Garden\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Treat Avenue Greenspace Permeable Surfaces \n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Treat Avenue Greenspace Raised Garden Beds\n				\n		\n\n You’re invited to a gathering at Treat Avenue between 15th and Harrison Streets on\nSaturday\, March 23\, 2024\, from 10 AM to 2 PM. \nThe purpose of this event is to visualize a future street closure on this block to create green space. We will have: \n\nActivities for kids and adults\nLive Irish and Latin-American music.\nA celebration of our diverse cultures and customs.\nDrinks and snacks\nWe’d welcome your input on a future green space. Our landscape architects (Terrain Studio) will prepare a plan and rendering to reflect your ideas and present them at a future event on May 18 at the same location.\n\nThis event\, spearheaded by Greening Projects in partnership with Latina Mission Moms\, was made possible through a grant from Into the Streets. San Francisco Planning\, the San Francisco Office of Economic and Workforce Development (SFOEWD)\, and San Francisco Public Works also support this initiative. \nConceptual Design by Terrain Studio \n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Greening Projects\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Latin American Mission Mom’s Committee (LMMC)\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Into the Streets SF\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				SF Planning\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				SFOEWD\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				SF Public Works\n				\n			\n				\n			\n				\n				Terrain Studio\n				\n			\n		\n\nTreat Avenue Greenspace Event\nGreening ProjectsGreening Projects is a dedicated nonprofit organization focused on transforming urban environments into vibrant\, sustainable community spaces. By converting underutilized urban land into public parks\, community gardens\, and native habitat corridors\, the organization works to enhance local biodiversity and climate equity. \nThrough collaborative efforts with community members and donors\, Greening Projects aims to create lasting\, multi-generational legacies of environmental health and beauty.
URL:https://greeningprojects.org/event/treat-avenue-greenspace-event/
LOCATION:Treat Avenue\, Treat Avenue between 15th & Harrison\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94103\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:Dine on Cortland: A Benefit for Ogden Avenue Gardens
DESCRIPTION:Experience Culinary Delights at Seafood Station on Cortland Avenue: Supporting Community Green Spaces \nOn the vibrant evening of March 20th\, Seafood Station on Cortland Avenue is not just serving up its exquisite array of seafood delights; it’s becoming a beacon of community support and transformation. By generously pledging a portion of its net income\, Seafood Station is contributing to the blossoming of the Ogden Avenue Gardens project\, a heartwarming initiative to revive the 400 block of Ogden Avenue into a picturesque haven for the community. \nA Night to Remember: Dine and Contribute \nFrom 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM\, patrons can indulge in the finest seafood selections while actively contributing to a noble cause. Located at 803 Cortland Ave.\, San Francisco\, CA 94110\, Seafood Station promises an unforgettable dining experience that satisfies the palate and the heart equally. \n\nDine on Cortland \n\nTransforming Spaces\, Fostering Community \nThe Ogden Avenue Gardens project is a testament to what can be achieved when a community comes together for a common purpose. Spearheaded by passionate neighbors\, this initiative seeks to transform a neglected block into a vibrant community space brimming with life and beauty. The vision encompasses a multifaceted approach to urban renewal\, featuring a play and discovery zone for children\, a meticulously curated garden\, and a communal gathering spot designed to foster connections and create lasting memories. \nA Vision Coming to Life \nThe journey from concept to realization for the Ogden Avenue Gardens project is a story of determination\, collaboration\, and community spirit. Having secured the necessary approvals from city departments to close the block to traffic permanently\, the project is a significant step towards creating a safer\, greener\, and more inclusive environment. The remarkable achievement of garnering over $300\,000 in grants underscores the widespread support and belief in the project’s potential to enhance the quality of life for residents and visitors alike. \nAn Invitation to Make a Difference \nDining at Seafood Station on the evening of March 20th offers more than just a meal; it’s an invitation to be part of a transformative journey. As the community comes together to support the Ogden Avenue Gardens project\, each patron’s contribution becomes a stroke in the larger picture of neighborhood revitalization and environmental stewardship. This event is not just about raising funds; it’s about planting seeds of change and nurturing the growth of a space that will serve as a beacon of community pride and natural beauty. \nDine on Cortland: A Benefit for Ogden Avenue Gardens\nGreening ProjectsGreening Projects is a dedicated nonprofit organization focused on transforming urban environments into vibrant\, sustainable community spaces. By converting underutilized urban land into public parks\, community gardens\, and native habitat corridors\, the organization works to enhance local biodiversity and climate equity. \nThrough collaborative efforts with community members and donors\, Greening Projects aims to create lasting\, multi-generational legacies of environmental health and beauty.
URL:https://greeningprojects.org/event/dine-on-cortland-a-benefit-for-ogden-avenue-gardens/
LOCATION:Seafood Station\, 803 Cortland Avenue\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94110\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fundraiser
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SUMMARY:Treat Avenue Greenspace Activation
DESCRIPTION:SFMTA Street Closure Application \nPurpose of the Event(s): \nExtensive long-term interest is turning the reference street into a green\, open space. To that end\, Greening Projects (a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization) applied for and received a mini-grant from “Into the Streets” to popularize the proposed plan and help people visualize the proposed future green space. To that end\, a collaboration of people is working to develop these events and invite the community to provide input. \nThe event will entail the following: \n\nBlock the street at either end\, as shown on the attached site plan.\nThe street will be blocked\, in part\, with movable wooden planters\, which will help provide some of the “greening” efforts we are promoting.\nWe will provide information tables\, as well as activities for children\, such as face painting\, coloring\, and some arts and crafts\, which will reflect the following holiday cultures:\n\nSince the first event is on St. Patrick’s Day\, we want to include Irish culture in the activities.\nSince March 12 is the Mexica New Year\, we also want to include this holiday\, which celebrates indigenous and Latinx cultures.\n\n\nThere will be patio-style tables and chairs\, which will help people see the potential of turning this section of Treat Avenue into a green space.\nWe will also provide a chart and comment slips\, which people will use to provide input regarding what they want to see on-site if the street is turned into a public space.\nWe are also working with Latina Mission Moms on this event since they promote such space-making and opportunities for places to gather outside.\nWe have been in discussions with city agencies regarding the proposed future street-to-park conversion:\n\nJimmer Cassiol\, DPW\nPatrick Race\, Planning Department – Patrick expressed the desire to participate in this application and help facilitate the process.\n\nrace@sfgov.org\nDirect No. 628-652-7461\n\n\nJen Ferrigno\, District 9 legislative aide\n\n\nInput from the March 17 event will be used by Terrain Studio\, landscape architects\, to produce a site plan and rendering of what the future park conversion might look like\nThe May 18\, 2024\, event will be similar to the March 17 event\, but with the addition of presenting the landscape architects’ plans and renderings to the community\, which will help to confirm what people would like to have on the site\, as well as to submit to public agencies for the potential project.\n\n  \nTreat Avenue Greenspace Activation\nGreening ProjectsGreening Projects is a dedicated nonprofit organization focused on transforming urban environments into vibrant\, sustainable community spaces. By converting underutilized urban land into public parks\, community gardens\, and native habitat corridors\, the organization works to enhance local biodiversity and climate equity. \nThrough collaborative efforts with community members and donors\, Greening Projects aims to create lasting\, multi-generational legacies of environmental health and beauty.
URL:https://greeningprojects.org/event/treat-avenue-greenspace-activation/
LOCATION:Treat Avenue between 15th and Harrison Streets.\, Treat Avenue between 15th and Harrison Streets.\, San Francisco\, CA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ogden Avenue Tree lighting
DESCRIPTION:On December 3rd\, the Ogden Avenue Parks committee will host the first ever “Lighting of the Ogden Avenue Norfolk Pine Trees\,” which we hope will become an annual event.\n\nHello neighbors!\n\n\nOgden Avenue Tree Lighting \n\n\nYou are receiving this email because you are involved or have. Expressed interest in the Ogden Avenue Gardens (OAG) project. Please join us as we launch our first public event:\n\nLIGHTING OF THE OGDEN AVENUE NORFOLK PINE TREES\n\n400 block of Ogden between Folsom and Gates\nSaturday\, December 3rd\, starting at 4:00 PM\nLights turned on at 5:30 PM\n\nHot chocolate\, mulled wine\, and pastries for sale.\n\nOpportunity to purchase an official OAG t-shirt!\n\nIn the spirit of the Union Square tree lighting in downtown San Francisco\, we plan to make this an annual event. The event will also introduce neighbors to the OAG project and let us do a bit of fundraising.\n\nPlease let us know if you can help with any of these tasks:\n\n\nClean up before the event (weeding\, minor landscaping\, etc.) Date TBD.\nPlace lights on the trees.\nSet up food and drinks in Ana’s childcare patio (starting around 3 PM)\nBake/bring cookies\, cakes\, pies\, etc.\, to share.\nDesign\, print\, and post flyers around the neighborhood.\nInvite your neighbors and friends (an evite is in the makings)\nClean up at the end of the event.\nPlease email or call to let me know if you can join us or have questions.\n\n\nGreening ProjectsGreening Projects is a dedicated nonprofit organization focused on transforming urban environments into vibrant\, sustainable community spaces. By converting underutilized urban land into public parks\, community gardens\, and native habitat corridors\, the organization works to enhance local biodiversity and climate equity. \nThrough collaborative efforts with community members and donors\, Greening Projects aims to create lasting\, multi-generational legacies of environmental health and beauty.
URL:https://greeningprojects.org/event/ogden-avenue-tree-lighting/
LOCATION:Ogden Avenue\, Ogden Avenue between Folsom & Gates\, San Francisco\, CA\, 94110\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fundraiser
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