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Quarter 1 2022 Recap
(and a bit more)
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Whole Foods
The largest Whole Foods in San Francisco is now open in Trinity Place. Walk, bike, rideshare or take public transit -- it's conveniently located above Civic Center Station at 8th and Market. Parking is available in Trinity Place - enter on 8th Street (between Market and Mission) - you can access the store directly from the parking garage.
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Public Plaza
Also at Trinity Place, a brand-new, beautifully landscaped public courtyard filled with art. It's the perfect place to meet friends, and enjoy your Whole Foods purchases.
Join Whole Foods at the Plaza and have access to 100,000 residents within a one mile radius, on-site parking and convenient access to the Civic Center BART/Muni station.
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Anniversaries & Milestones
District arts organization Root Division celebrated its 20th anniversary in April, check out their latest art classes and see what's on the walls in the Mission Street Gallery.
Blick Art recently turned 111, you can get all the art supplies you need to make your art at their District store at 979 Market St.
If your District organization is celebrating a milestone soon, make sure to let us know at info@midmarketcbd.org so we can promote this accomplishment!
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UN Plaza Dog Run Now Open
A great place for your pup to stretch his or her legs, visit the new UN Plaza Dog Run!
Now open daily, 7am-7pm, this pup playground is operated and serviced by the Civic Center CBD.
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6th Street Pedestrian Safety Project
Pedestrian Safety improvements along the 6th Street corridor between Market and Folsom have started; working block by block from Howard, moving towards Market Street. The next phase will focus on sidewalks. Businesses remain open, see where to visit on the Explore6th.org map.
See the SFMTA and Public Works sites for more updates on this project as it moves forward. Construction is slated to last through 2024.
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BART: Canopy and Escalator Upgrades
The SW corner of 8th and Market joins the NW corner for night-time construction related to the Traction Power Substation project (completion date 2023). Work is now taking place in front of the old Burger King and across the street at Hotel Whitcomb. Construction hours are 10 pm-5 am through June. To learn more about the substation and other areas of substation construction along Market Street, visit the BART site.
The SE corner of 8th and Market is next: BART is readying to begin the installation of a new station entrance canopy just outside Trinity Plaza. More project details here.
If you have questions or concerns about any of the BART projects at Civic Center Station and how they impact riders and pedestrians, please contact Molly Burke.
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CBD Quarterly Clean & Safe Services Stats
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MMCBD Field Crew Stats: January - March, 2022
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City Information and More
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Bay To Breakers is Back, Sunday, May 15
Bay to Breakers is back Sunday, May 15 and wilder than ever! Dance, sing, walk, jog or run your way through Mid Market and across the City in this race like no other. Dress up in costume, soak up the atmosphere and take in SF’s iconic sights. It’s time to go Back to Breakers.
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SF Pride is Back, Saturday and Sunday, June 25-26
The 52nd annual pride Parade and Celebration returns to a fully in-person event this June. The June 25-26 weekend celebration caps a month of Pride festivities, with the Sunday parade taking place June 26, 10:30am, and the celebration in Civic Center Plaza running through 4pm.
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Mayor to Appoint New District 6 Supervisor
With Matt Haney winning the April special State Assembly election for San Francisco's vacant 17th Assembly District seat, the Mayor will soon appoint an interim replacement.
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City-wide Redistricting Complete
See the approved map here.
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JAM Permits Extended until March 2023
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District Events and Programs
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Verse: Art of the Future
Featuring NFTs and an immersive experience, check out "Verse: Art of the Future" at The Old Mint.
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Bindlestiff Studios
Performances have returned to the Bindlestiff Studio stage! Kwento Times Staged Reading Festival and Asklaan Fest in May followed by Pickles! the Bindlestiff Studios Kid Show.
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Golden Gate Theatre
CATS! "Weird Al" Yankovic, The Prom musical -- lots to see this spring and summer. Visit their site for the full calendar.
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Market Street looking west at dusk from Charmaine's at Hotel Proper.
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