516 Ofarrell St., Apt 626
San Francisco, CA 94117
415-913-8529
516 Ofarrell St., Apt 626
San Francisco, CA 94117
415-913-8529
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In November of 2013, there was a roller disco party held at the old Sacred Heart Church on Fell and Fillmore Streets in San Francisco. The place had been lying dormant for nearly 10 years when David Miles, San Francisco's "GodFather of Skate" got his crew together, cleaned up the place and transformed it into what is now the Church of 8 Wheels - San Francisco Roller Disco!!! The Church of 8 Wheels is a fellowship of people that celebrates life on wheels, 8 wheels in particular!!! We love skating. We form a bond with others who rejoice on a beautiful day with great people and family that make up our flock. We are a caring, sharing and giving community of people that loves life with wheels on our feet. Today the Church of 8 Wheels is one of those unique happenings that expresses the essence of what makes San Francisco such a great place to live!!! It's "Best of the Bay 2014" in San Francisco Magazine, "Best of the Bay 2014" S.F. Weekly, "Best of the Bay 2014" S.F. Bay Guardian, huge write ups in the Chronicle, The Bold Italic, and other blogs and websites both here and abroad!!! The Church is located @ Church at 554 Fillmore St (formerly Sacred Heart Church) in San Francisco. We're open Friday nights from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM and on Saturday with skate lessons from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM, a public session from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM and an adult night session from 7:00 PM to 11:00PM. $10 to enter - $5 for skate rental Please become a Holy Roller of the Church of 8 Wheels.
Idle Hand was established in 2004 in the Lower Haight neighborhood of San Francisco. Holly took over as owner in 2007. It's seen many changes over the years and will continue to change and grow! There are 6 artists working at the shop: Holly Ellis, Jason Donahue, Austin Maples, Ross Jones, Gary Royal, and Derick Montez. We've got a growing roster of guest artists who come tattoo at the shop when they are in town, check our instagram for most up to date dates! We tattoo mostly in the Traditional Americana style. Due to the popularity of our artists, most work on appointments only but there is usually at least one person available for walk-ins, so don't be shy! We always have someone available for walkins on Saturday. We love our receptionists/assistants, Petey Dammit and Molli. They take care of all of our needs and are the people who you'll most likely first meet when you enter the shop so be nice to them!
Overlooking beautiful Duboce Park, the Harvey Milk Center for the Arts is as unique as the Civil Rights leader it was named for. Originally dedicated to the Performing Arts, the builiding, commonly called "Drama, Dance & Music", was headquarters for the Performing Arts Division of the Recreation and Park Department since its construction in 1954. Duboce Park itself, has been a location for arts programming since the early 1920's when the women volunteers of the San Francisco Urban Story League performed puppet shows and storytelling in the park for children.
This is the OFFICIAL KPOO Radio Facebook Page. KPOO is a community-based nonprofit, noncommercial radio station that caters to the needs of populations traditionally underrepresented in the mainstream media. In addition to broadcasting a wide variety of music not typically heard on commercial stations, KPOO focuses on topics of concern to minorities, women, GLBT, low income households, and youths.
Upper Playground is an art and fashion company founded in San Francisco in 1999. Recognized as a fiercely independent lifestyle brand and promoter of progressive, creative lifestyles, Upper Playground is well known for its active collaborations with renown artists and illustrators from around the world. In addition to retail locations in San Francisco, Berkeley and Portland, Upper Playground has also established art galleries such as Fifty24SF in San Francisco, Fifty24PDX in Portland and Fifty24MX in Mexico City, Mexico.
Remember High School? Yeah, so do I... and this is how I made it through. This party's gonna make you dance and sing like you never got to walking down the halls with your Discman. A day when Britney wanted to be Hit One More Time and 'N Sync was Tearin' Up My Heart... It's time for Hell'a Tight! A night of Bubblegum Pop Jams, Bubble Gum Shots, and Visuals to take to back.
The Jazz Heritage Center is the only permanent cultural and educational complex dedicated to the long history of Jazz in San Francisco and the Fillmore District. Our theater and gallery are also available to rent for you social or business events. Visit http://www.jhcrentals.com for more information. PLEASE CONTACT US THROUGH FACEBOOK OR BY PHONE FOR A PROMPT RESPONSE.
Tasty Drinks + Popcorn + Games = Rock 'N Rollin Good Fun! Join us for our Neighborhood Night Mondays @ Mini Bar...A perfect way to unwind and fight off the Monday blues. Happy Hour from 5-7: $4 Well Drinks $1 OFF Draft Beer $6 Margarita Monday Beer Special: Lone Star - The National Beer of Texas ($2 Happy Hr) Plus a Monday Fun Drink every week. THIRD MONDAYS POT LUCK - STARTS JUNE 17TH. Bring whatever ya like to eat and let's chow down! Industry friendly. Dog friendly. Texas friendly. Drinker friendly.
From brand-inspired corporate installations to custom designed festival performances, the Pineal Gland weaves magic into everything we do. Specializing in light and movement, we are a diverse collection of artists aiming to bring a bit of transcendence to the viewers and spaces we transform. We thrive in a challenge, we excel in the unique, and specialize in the unexpected. Traveling around the world to push the limits of video and performance art, the Pineal Gland embraces the amazing capabilities of the latest technologies, while relying on a strong base in the tactile world of sculpture, texture, and form. Through a synthesis of the tested and the radical, the chaotic and refined, the scope of our work is difficult to encompass, because... well, no one else is doing it.
Arthur Murray has been teaching the world to dance since 1912. You don't need a partner or dance experience. All you need is the motivation to walk in, and dance out.
The William Westerfeld House sits across the street from the northwest corner of Alamo Square at 1198 Fulton Street (at Scott St.) in San Francisco. Constructed in 1889 at a cost of $9,985, the home is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is San Francisco Landmark Number 135.William Westerfeld, a German-born confectioner, arrived in San Francisco in the 1870s. By the 1880s, he had established a chain of bakeries. He hired builder Henry Geilfuss to design for his family of six a 28-room mansion with an adjoining rose garden and carriage house.When Westerfeld died in 1895, the home was sold to John Mahoney, noted for building the St. Francis Hotel and the Palace Hotel after the 1906 earthquake. Mr. Mahoney replaced the rose garden with flats to meet the city's dire need for housing.