It’s a week of art walks, movie nights, and family fests in the Tenderloin, plus a big Cinco de Mayo party at La Cocina's food hall, as something called “I Love Tenderloin Week” is now underway, though unsurprisingly drawing jeers from social media trolls.
A coalition of community groups wants to restrict traffic on the 100 block of Golden Gate Avenue in San Francisco to install green space and a play area.
Skip to main content Currently Reading S.F. s ambitious plans for free summer programs for 20,000 kids are taking shape. But will they help enough? FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Maria Pacheco says her fifth-grade daughter Kelly is excited about the Tenderloin Clubhouse’s summer program.Lea Suzuki/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Desiree Almeida (right), health and fitness coordinator, works with Giselle, 9, at the elementary school learning hub, part of the Tenderloin Clubhouse campus.Lea Suzuki/Lea Suzuki/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 3of3 Director Michael Vuong outside the Teen Center, part of the Tenderloin Clubhouse campus in San Francisco.Lea Suzuki / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less