Hello Community,

The Southeast Community Center is excited to announce our 2024 Farmers’ Market season! Join us every Thursday, 3:00PM – 7:00PM, starting tomorrow, June 6^th – October 31^st.

This Farmer’s Market is made possible through SECC and Dragonspunk. Please see the attached flyer for more details! It is available in English with translated information on the second page in Spanish, Traditional Chinese, and Tagalog (Filipino). We hope to see you there to pick-up fresh seasonal produce, neat arts and crafts, and to just be in community.   

Are you interested in being a vendor? Please email Isaiah at isaiah@dragonspunk.com for more details.

A new addition to this year’s market are workshops and classes, so be on the lookout for sign-up sheets and schedules posted through the SECC social media channels and newsletters.

The SECC Social Media Channels are as follows:

Instagram: Instagram.com/secc.1550

Facebook: Facebook.com/secc.1550

Thank you, and we hope to see you there!

Best,

Southeast Community Center

(415) 523-1434

SECCInfo@SFWater.org

For Reservations: secc.recdesk.com

Southeast Community Center | SFPUC Website

Hi Neighbors,

Have you checked out the new China Basin Park yet?  Cross the 3rd Street bridge (behind Oracle Park) into Mission Bay and hang a left.

There’s a park on the hill, a beach with seating, public restrooms, designated pedestrian and bike lanes, and pretty spectacular views of the bay, the Bay Bridge, the backside of Oracle Park, and the downtown skyscrapers.

And check out below for classes and events open to all.

Gary Pegueros   (he/him)

Secretary, SBRMB Neighborhood Assoc. 

South Beach NERT Coordinator

Come join us for a fun gathering of neighbors at 626 Mission Bay Boulevard North! This is a great opportunity to meet and connect with others in the Mission Bay community. We’ll have a program of speakers on topics of interest to neighborhood residents, including future uses of the 5 remaining open spaces in Mission Bay with a summary of the June 2 Mission Bay Future Parks Workshop #1; safe access for all modes of travel to the future Mission Bay Elementary School and Learning Hub that’s scheduled to open in August 2025; and the latest on Amazon‘s plans to develop 900 7th Street (the former Recology truckyard) into a 650,000 square foot last-mile parcel distribution facility. Don’t miss out on this chance to strengthen the bonds within our neighborhood, and contribute to the conversation. See you there!

Meet your Mission Bay Neighbors for an informational meeting and community bonding!

See you there!