Ocean Campus becomes mass vaccine site on January 21, but no drop-ins allowed yet. Vaccines still by appointment only.

San Francisco’s Department of Health and Supervisor Matt Haney announced that San Francisco’s first “mass” vaccine distribution site will be opening on Friday, January 21, 2021 at CCSF’s Ocean Campus on Frida Kahlo Way in partnership with UCSF, Dignity Health and One Medical.

Please note that due to extremely limited vaccine supply there are currently no drop-in appointments at this site. All vaccines are going to those in the current priority group (health workers and those 65 and over) have already been spoken for and the site is by appointment only.

As more vaccine becomes available, SF’s healthcare providers & SFDPH will increase capacity at the City College site and open additional high volume vaccine sites.

Vaccines will also be available at community clinics, pharmacies, pop-up vaccination sites, and mobile sites as vaccine supply increases.

CCSF is the first of three planned “mass” vaccination sites in San Francisco. Moscone Center in SoMa and the San Francisco Wholesale Produce Market in Bayview are also planned, but not opening date has been set yet.

Stay safe & healthy!

San Francisco launches brand new COVID vaccine dashboard to show you the city’s progress

San Francisco has launched a brand new COVID Vaccine dashboard so you can track how many people have been vaccinated as the city set its ambitious goal of providing a vaccine to every resident (who wants one) by June 30, 2021.

So far (as of January 19, the most recent data date) 31,189 San Francisco residents have received their first dose of the vaccine. That comes out to about 3.6% of the city’s population.

How many people who live in San Francisco have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine?

The dashboard below shows the number of people who live in San Francisco who have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine, regardless of where they received their vaccinations. People who work in San Francisco, but do not live in San Francisco, are not included.

The information at the top of the dashboard reports the number of people who live in San Francisco who have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine and the total number who have received a second dose. Additionally, it reports on the percent of the San Francisco population that has received at least one dose and that has received a second dose.

Tickets now on sale for Fort Mason Flix’s February screenings

Fort Mason Flix is a pop-up drive-in theater on the waterfront showing hit movies six days a week, from family favorites and cult classics to blockbusters and art house cinema.

The theater features an oversized 40’ x 20’ high definition LED Screen. At 4,500 nits, this powerhouse screen is up to 90x brighter than a standard movie theater projector, allowing visitors to enjoy their favorite movie in daylight as well as after sunset.

Fort Mason Flix
February 2021
Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, 2 Marina Boulevard, San Francisco
> Buy Tickets:  $49 per vehicle – limited to legal capacity of car based on number of seatbelts.

The first batch of September movies sold out in three days, so buy quickly if you want to attend.

Fort Mason Flix | February Screenings

• February 3
  5pm: Wallace and Gromit – The Curse of the Were Rabbit
  8pm: Groundhog Day

• February 4
  5pm: Lilo & Stitch
  8pm: Moonstruck

• February 5
  5pm: Inside Out
  8pm: Dr. Strangelove

• February 6
  4pm: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs
  7pm: Dr. Strangelove

• February 7
  4pm: Wall-E
  7pm: Tenet

• February 9
  5pm: Ratatouille
  8:15pm: The Thomas Crowne Affair (1968)

• February 10
  5pm: Snow White and the Seven Dwarves

• February 11
  5pm: The Addams Family (2019)
  8pm: Four Weddings and a Funeral

• February 12
  5pm:San Francisco Opera (tickets at sfopera.org)
  8pm: SF OPERA

• February 13
  5pm: SF OPERA
  8pm: SF OPERA

• February 14
  4pm: Lady and the Tramp
  5pm: In the Mood for Love (Presented by Roxie Theater)

• February 18
  7pm: The Simpleton’s Guide to Success

Stay safe!