ATOME BAKERY: READY-TO-BAKE SOURDOUGH LOAVES

A new sourdough delivery service just launched in San Francisco: Atome Bakery ships ready-to-bake sourdough bread and pastries straight to your door. French-run and a little obsessed with great bread, Atome freezes its loaves and croissants at the perfect moment, so you can bake them fresh at home, no proofing, no thawing. It’s like having a French bakery in your freezer, perfect for lazy weekends or weekday breakfasts that deserve better. Learn more at atomebakery.com or on Instagram: @atome.bakery.

BOOK SALE AND JEWELRY BOUTIQUE

A book sale and jewelry boutique will be held on Friday and Saturday, June 6 and 7, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., at the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, 1750 29th Ave., between Noriega and Moraga streets. Café bakery goodies, hardbacks $3, paperbacks $1, DVDs, CDs, videos and jewelry boutique. For more information, visit IncarnationSF.org, email comebefed@aol.com or call 415-564-2324.

CLEMENT STREET ART WALK

Clement Street Art Walk is a quarterly community evening event bringing local art to the small businesses on Clement Street. Listen to live music, mingle with neighbors and enjoy local artists featured at favorite small businesses while you shop local. This year’s Third Thursday quarterly dates are June 19, Sept. 18 and Dec. 18, 5-8 p.m., on Clement Street from Arguello Boulevard to Park Presidio Boulevard (and beyond). Learn more at clementstreetsf.com.

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FELTON TECH SQUAD

Felton’s Tech Squad provides free basic tech support for older adults and people with disabilities in the Richmond District. Ask questions regarding how to navigate your smartphone, tablet or laptop. Friday, June 13, 1:30-3 p.m. at the Richmond Branch Library (351 Ninth Ave.). Drop-in for one-on-one session in English. We are also seeking volunteers who speak English or/Cantonese. For more information, call 415-474-1558 or email techsquad@felton.org.

The Tech Squad is now introducing basic tech classes for older adults and adults with disabilities in Cantonese on Tuesdays 12:30-2p.m. at the Richmond Senior Center (6221 Geary Blvd., third floor). For more information, call 415-961-7043 or email sfconnected@felton.org.

FOOD PANTRY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

The Richmond Neighborhood Center is seeking dedicated volunteers to help at our food pantries. Assist us in providing essential support to families in need. Sign up today at richmondsf.org/get-involved/volunteer.

FREE EVENTS AT THE SF PUBLIC LIBRARY, RICHMOND BRANCH

351 NINTH AVE., 415-355-5600

CHILDREN/FAMILY PROGRAMS:

“Storytime: For Babies” Playtime follows directly after the Storytime. Limited to 46 participants, tickets required. Mondays, 11-11:30 a.m.

“Storytime: For Toddlers.” Richmond Library’s 10th Avenue Park. Please feel free to bring your own blanket or chair if you wish. In the event of extreme weather, our plan is to move the story time inside to the Program Room. Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 11-11:30 a.m.

“Activity: Rube Goldberg Machine.” Create a series of fun chain reactions and see where your imagination takes you. For children ages 7 and older. Tuesday, June 3, 1-3 p.m.

“Workshop: Edible Social Studies, Rainbow Pride Parfait.” Learn about Harvey Milk, Gilbert Baker and the history of the rainbow flag, then make your own delicious fruit parfait representing each of the eight colors of the 2017 Philadelphia pride flag. For children and their families. The Breakfast Project is a non-profit food education program based at Harvey Milk Civil Rights Academy, a public elementary school in the heart of San Francisco’s Castro District. Space limited. Reservations required: 415-355-5648.

“Activity: Thumb Print Art. Buzzy Bees.” Use your thumbs and other fingers to make buzzy bee prints. For ages 5-18. Supplies limited, first come first served. Tuesday, June 17, 1-2:30 p.m.

“Activity: Lego Free Play.” Build skyscrapers, forts, castles or whatever your imagination desires with LEGO. For ages 5 and older. Tuesday, June 24, 3:30-5 p.m.

TWEENS/TEENS:

“Social: Crochet Circle.” Learn and practice basic crocheting techniques in a supportive environment. Participants can use the materials provided or bring their own crochet project. Materials provided by Museum of Craft & Design (MCD), in celebration of MCD’s former exhibit, Rug Life. For ages 10–18. Space is limited. Seats available first come, first served. Connect: Museum of Craft and Design – MCD, Museum of Craft and Design (@museumofcraftanddesign). Instagram photos and videos, Museum of Craft and Design, Facebook, Thursday, June 26, 2-4 p.m.

ALL AGES:

“Presentation: San Francisco Opera Behind the Scenes – Opera 101.” Take a deep dive into the San Francisco Opera’s upcoming performances and themes with Cole Thomason-Redus, the Opera’s content curator for the Department of Diversity, Equity and Community. Richmond Branch will host four Sunday Summer learning sessions in this series: Opera 101 on June 8, American Opera on July 13, Divas! on Aug. 3, and A Sneak Peak at the 2025 Fall Season on Aug. 17. Adults, teens and children are welcome to attend these multimedia, insider’s view presentations. Please note: Start time for this event has been moved from 2 to 3 p.m. Connect:

San Francisco Opera – Website | San Francisco Opera – Instagram, Sunday, June 8, 3-4 p.m.

“Performance: Songs in Spanish and English with Susan Peña and Miguel Govea.” La Familia Peña-Govea is a three-generation family band playing bilingual children’s music based in Latin folk traditions. The band, parents Miguel Govea and Susan Peña, daughter René and grandson, Diego, has played their eclectic mix of cumbias, rancheras, boleros and more for decades in the Bay Area. Their original compositions address themes such as socioemotional regulation, science, cultural pride and communication skills, and will get the whole family dancing. La Familia Peña-Govea brings the party wherever they go! Tuesday, June 17, 3:30-4:30 p.m.

ADULT PROGRAMS:

“Breath Meditation with Don Narin.” Guided meditation for calming and stress release. Every Thursday, 11 a.m.-noon.

“Tutorial: Tech Savy at 60+.” Learn the basics of tablets and iPhones. It is a seven-class series. Please bring your own devices: Apple/Android. The class is taught in Cantonese. Space is limited, please reserve: 415-355-5600. This program is in partnership with Self-Help for the Elderly. Wednesdays, June 4 and 18, 2-3:30 p.m.

“Tutorial: Drop-In Tech Support for Older Adults with the Felton Institute Tech Squad.” Get one-on-one help with your phone or tablet, searching the internet, setting up an email account and other basic computer tasks. Cantonese-speaking Tech Squad members are available to assist, Friday, June 13, 1:30 -3 p.m.

“Workshop: Mandarin for beginners.” Learn beginning Mandarin and Chinese culture with this series of eight adult classes, taught by an experienced teacher and coordinated through the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in San Francisco and Taiwan Center for Mandarin Learning/Chinese Cultural Learning Center. All materials are provided. Space is limited. Reservations required: 415-355-5638. Please only reserve a space if you can commit to attending all classes. Classes take place every Saturday from June 7 to July 26. No prior experience with Mandarin is necessary. This class introduces students to Mandarin pronunciation, tones, basic Chinese characters, grammar patterns and conversation. Students have an opportunity to learn about topics including greetings, family, community, hobbies, dining, weather and traveling. Saturdays, June 7-July 26, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

“Read Together, Silent Book Club.” Bring any book (fiction or nonfiction) for a period of silent reading followed by a discussion when you share what you are reading with others. The club meets every other Wednesday. June 14 and 25, 3-5 p.m.

“Film: The Book Makers.” Meet an eclectic group of people who have dedicated their lives to answering the question: What should books become in the digital age? From the esoteric world of book artists to the digital libraries of the Internet Archive, the film spins a tale of the enduring vitality of the book. Space is limited. Reservations are required: 415-557-4400, email ricmgr@sfpl.org, or sign up at the Adult Reference desk. Saturday, June 21, 3-5 p.m.

“Workshop: Manifesting Art Journals.” Embark on a transformative journey to manifest your dream life in a unique workshop guided by Nichole Talbott of Asé Arts. Explore the art of self-reflection and collage in a specially crafted notebook to bring your aspirations to life. If you would like, bring pictures of yourself or those who were close and have passed (ancestors), quotes or saying that resonate with you, affirmations or pressed flowers. Asé Arts community pronounced (Ah Shay), utilizes the arts as a powerful tool to provoke thought, conversation and change. We build connections through the process of art making, focused on fostering self-expression, skill building and creative exploration in our visual arts classes, workshops, and community engagement events. Space is limited. Reservations required: 415-355-5600. Saturday, June 28, 2-4 p.m.

FREE EVENTS AT THE SF PUBLIC LIBRARY, SUNSET BRANCH

1305 18TH AVE., 415-355-2808

Activity: Tai Chi For Beginners. Join us for a summer Tai Chi series! Sessions will take place every second and fourth Saturday, 2-3 p.m., running from June to September. Learn and practice Tai Chi, a gentle, slow moving form of exercise and meditation, with skilled instructor Richard Fong. Tai Chi may help improve your overall health, fitness, balance, flexibility, coordination, posture and mental well being.

Workshop: Mandarin For Beginners. Discover Chinese culture through an immersive journey into the Mandarin language across engaging classes. Space is limited. Reservations required: 415-355-2808. There will be eight sessions: June 3, 10, 17 and 24; July 1, 8, 15 and 22 .

Workshop: District 7 Affordable Housing. Wednesday, June 18, 1-2 p.m. The District 7 Affordable Housing workshop will cover the following topics: What affordable housing is, who qualifies, the current outcomes of up-zoning impacts in District 7 and an overview of the application process. At the end, the workshop will introduce you to DAHLIA, the San Francisco Housing Portal – the official website for the City’s Affordable Housing Program.

Tutorial: Tablet/Smartphone CLASS For Older Adults 60+. Friday, June 20, 1-2:30 p.m.

Self-Help for the Elderly’s training program is ideal for those seeking to enhance their technical skills. The program focuses on hands-on training, allowing participants to become proficient in using their smartphones and tablets. Bring your device along and prepare to become an expert! Device Type: iOS and Android. Topic: Zoom.

• How to join Zoom Meeting?

• How to check and change the name in meeting?

• How to mute yourself or shut down the camera during the meeting?

• How to share your screen and why?

Space limited. Reservations required: 415-355-2808 (starting June 6).

Workshop: Tea Tasting With Tap Twice Tea. Saturday, June 21, 3-4 p.m. Tap Twice Tea will share the history of tea, where it comes from and how it is produced. A guided tasting is included.

Reservations required: 415-355-2808 (starting June 7).

Presentation: Life In San Francisco’s Chinatown a Century Ago. Thursday, June 26, 3-5 p.m.

Tutorial: Book a Librarian. One-on-one information session. Services can include tech questions for iPhone or Android smartphones, internet searching and more. Each session is 30 minutes. Space limited. Reservations required: 415-355-2808.

FELTON TECH SQUAD

Felton’s Tech Squad provides free basic tech support for older adults and people with disabilities. Ask questions regarding how to navigate your smartphone, tablet or laptop. Friday, June 27, 1:30-3 p.m. at the Ortega Library (3223 Ortega St.). Drop-in for one-on-one session in English. We are also seeking volunteers who speak English and/or Cantonese. For more information, call 415-474-1558 or email techsquad@felton.org.

FREE MEDICAL SUPPLIES

Free for pick up in the Parkside District: 15 Cases of 24 8oz. of Jevity 1.5., 23 feeding bags, 45 Enteral feeding flat top syringes with Enfit tip, 10 boxes of 50 split sponge 4×4, 3 boxes 4×4 drain sponges and 49 2×2 split drain sponges. Contact Marilyn Moffett. 415-564-2548.

FREE MOVIES

The 4 Star Theater will be playing free family-friendly movies every weekend morning at 10 a.m. for the rest of 2025, thanks to a generous grant from the Baker Street Foundation. The films selected will cover a wide range from family classics to newer hits straight from theaters. Reservations will be first-come first-served when the box office opens 30 minutes before the screening on the day of the show. Come early for our free specially curated cartoon pre-shows. Any showtimes of the film later in the day will be regularly priced.

• “Mulan” (1998): May 31 and June 1.

• “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish”: June 7 and 8.

• “Wicked”: June 14 and 15.

• “Finding Nemo”: June 21 and 22.

• “The Little Mermaid” (1989): June 28 and 29.

Learn more at 4-star-movies.com/popcorn-palace.

FREE WALKING GROUPS FOR SENIORS

Join the friendly San Francisco 55+ Neighborhood Walks. These free walks are leisurely, not vigorous and accommodating for seniors with various walking abilities. To sign up, go to meetup.com/sf-55-neighborhood-walking-groups/. You can see who else is walking. You are also welcome if you just show up in person. The walks meet weekly, except when it rains and sometimes on holidays – check the Meetup link for the latest updates. The walks vary from one hour to two hours and you can leave at any time.

• Tuesday walks start at noon at Angelina’s Cafe, 6000 California St., at 22nd Avenue in the Richmond District and goes to Lands End and back.

• Friday walks start at 10 a.m. in front of the Forest Hill Club House at 391 Magellan St. and tours that beautiful neighborhood.

• Sunday walks start at 1 p.m. at Java Beach by the Zoo at 2650 Sloat Blvd. in the Outer Sunset and goes along Sunset Dunes from Sloat Boulevard to Judah Street and back. Dogs are allowed at the Ocean Beach walk.

• Thursdays at 1:30 p.m. at Mountain Lake Park. To get to Mountain Lake Park, go to 12th Avenue and Lake Street. Walk north on the short segment of 12th Avenue and enter the park. There is a sign that says Mountain Lake Park. Inside the park, walk west (turning left) past the playground where you will see restrooms and a drinking fountain. Rain cancels the walk. For details on getting there via bus or car, on parking and the route and the vistas in the walk, please contact freeseniorwalk@gmail.com.

Every walk is located where there is a public bathroom either at the starting place or on the route.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

Happy June birthday to Carolyne Bartolome, Art Bickford, Barry Bradlyn, Ralph and Myra Chapin, Reiko Chow, Roni Craig, Kyle C. Curry, Devin and Kirstin, Irina Doliner-Kelly, Jennifer Dove, Reganomics Dermudez, Bjorn and Goldie, Dilley, Vincent Edward, Johnathan Etchart, Jermelyn Genove, Yanina Gotsulsky, Grant Haggerty, William Haubenstein, Chris Kelly, John Kolb, Barbara Wilson Langstaff, Evie Lipschultz, Sydney Lue, Thomas Lue, Todd Lue, Mariah Manzano, Andrew McWilliams, Jesse Mora, Josefina Mora, Anne Oz, Brendan Pinder, Christina Sullivan, Michael Sullivan, Scoutmaster Nathan, William Ryan Nies, Vicki and Joyce, Evan Van Nostrand, Lindsay Van Nostrand, Rich Van Nostrand, Ryan Van Nostrand, Travis Van Nostrand, Ellie Vogel, Gail Walsh, Frankie West, Arlin Wong, Dana Wong, Franklin Wong and Previn Wong. To add a name to the monthly birthday list, email Editor@RichmondSunsetNews.com. Free.

LONG-TERM CARE OMBUDSMAN PROGRAM

The San Francisco Long-Term Care Ombudsman program offers free, confidential support to address issues raised by residents in long-term care facilities and free training opportunities for those interested in becoming volunteer ombudsmen. For details on training or accessing support, call 415-751-9788 or email ombudsman@felton.org.

OUTER SUNSET FARMERS MARKET AND MERCANTILE

Join us every Sunday at the Outer Sunset Farmers Market and Mercantile where you can find fresh produce from local farmers and ranchers, enjoy delicious dishes from Outer Sunset eateries and discover unique finds from local makers and artisans. Every Sunday, find a revolving series of live performers, engaging activities and exhibitions at the ArtShip and fun zone! Our farmers market accepts WIC, EBT and Market Match. 37th Avenue at Ortega Street, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Visit sunsetmercantilesf.com or call 415-465-2475 for more details.

“PHOTOS OF THE MONTH” ONLINE GALLERY

Photographers are invited to submit three of their best photos for consideration to be published in the “Photos of the Month” gallery on RichmondSunsetNews.com. The website averages 20,000 views per month. Please submit photos as jpegs on the 15th of each month. For more information, email Editor@RichmondSunsetNews.com or call 415-706-6428.

PINEHURST WOMEN’S AUXILIARY SPRING FESTIVAL AND FUNDRAISER

The Salvation Army Pinehurst Women’s Auxiliary is hosting a spring festival and fundraiser at Pinehurst Lodge Saturday, June 7, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Don’t miss “The Bagpipers” at 11:30 a.m. All proceeds from the event benefit The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Program at Pinehurst Lodge. These funds pay for the residents’ dental and vision needs. Pinehurst Lodge is located at 2685 30th Ave. For more information, email nevadasissy@yahoo.com.

REFUSE REFUSE CLEANUPS

Friday, June 6, 8-9 a.m., Morning Coffee Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756135/.

Friday, June 6, 4-5 p.m., Clement Street Happy Hour Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756136/.

Saturday, June 7, 8:30-9:30 a.m., Baker Beach Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755942/.

Saturday, June 7, 10-11:30 a.m., KEEP Ocean Beach Clean, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755689/.

Sunday, June 8, 1-3 p.m., Sunset Dunes Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/757479/.

Tuesday, June 10, 3:30-4:30 p.m., Richmond Library Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756695/.

Thursday, June 12, 10 a.m.-noon, Fort Miley Cleanup and Workday, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756072/.

Friday, June 13, 3-4:30 p.m., Fulton Playground Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755939/.

Friday, June 13, 4-5 p.m., Clement Street Happy Hour Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756136/.

Saturday, June 14, 10-11:30 a.m., KEEP Ocean Beach Clean, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755689/.

Thursday, June 19, 10 a.m.-noon, Fort Miley Cleanup and Workday, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756072/.

Thursday, June 19, 10:30 a.m.-noon, Rise & Grind Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756073/.

Friday, June 20, noon-1:30 p.m., Richmond Neighborhood Center Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756081/.

Friday, June 20, 4-5 p.m., Clement Street Happy Hour Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756136/.

Saturday, June 21, 8:30-9:30 a.m., Baker Beach Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755942/.

Saturday, June 21, 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m., KEEP Ocean Beach Clean, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755689/.

Saturday, June 21, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Central Richmond Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755827/.

Sunday, June 22, 3-5:30 p.m., SF City FC Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/777341/.

Wednesday, June 25, 6:30-9 p.m., SF City FC Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/777341/.

Thursday, June 26, 10 a.m.-noon, Fort Miley Cleanup and Workday, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756072/.

Friday, June 27, 4-5 p.m., Clement Street Happy Hour Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756136/.

Saturday, June 28, 10 a.m.-noon, Richmond District Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755689/.

Saturday, June 28, 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m., KEEP Ocean Beach Clean, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755689/.

Saturday, June 28, 10 a.m.-noon, Inner Sunset Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756093/.

Sunday, June 29, 3-5:30 p.m., SF City FC Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/777341/.

SEALEVEL GALLERY

Sunset Solos at Sealevel welcomes Scott Cohen for a special one-night performance. Sunset Solos, celebrated by KQED Arts as part of “One of the ten best plays and musicals in the Bay Area this summer,” is thrilled to present Scott Cohen in his captivating solo performance, “If It’s 7:30 in The Living Room, What Time Is It In The Kitchen?” This one-night-only event will take place on Sunday, June 15 at 7 p.m. at Sealevel. Amidst the closure of many small theaters in San Francisco, Sunset Solos advocates for thinking”outside the box” when workshopping solo performance pieces, challenging the notion that theater is confined to traditional venues.

About the Show: Eccentric grandparents played a significant role in Scott’s childhood development. In this unapologetically nostalgic piece, he revisits memories from days gone by in the form of two stories. The first focuses on the centrality of black and white television and his grandfather’s love of it, the second on his grandmother’s unconventional views regarding the relative nature of time. Although Scott thinks he is just a narrator telling funny stories from long ago, he discovers that the border separating the past from the present is not so clearly marked. About the performer: Scott Cohen is a storyteller and comedian, but only at night. By day, he is a mild mannered accountant and no one knows how funny he is. Sunday, June 15, 7 p.m., Sealevel Gallery, 4331 Irving St. Tickets and Information available at sealevelsf.com/pages/events.

SECONDHAND SATURDAYS

Come check out Secondhand Saturdays and celebrate all things vintage, antique and secondhand. Presented by Sunset Mercantile every third Saturday of the month at Ortega Street and 37th Avenue, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Shop local from more than 50 vintage vendors, makers and artisans that are some of the Bay Area’s best. Enjoy live music, family-friendly activities, food trucks, rotating monthly features and more! Visit sunsetmercantilesf.com/secondhand/ for more information.

SPRING AND SUMMER CAMPS FOR KIDS

Discover and book spring and summer camps. Parents, finding the perfect camp for your kids just got way easier. Camp Scamp, a brand-new San Francisco-based platform, helps families discover and book incredible local camps for free based on age, location and interests. We offer a great selection of art, outdoor, sports and language-immersion camps, all in your local neighborhood. Skip the hassle and book directly. Stress-free planning is just a few clicks away. Go to campscamp.com to explore and book your reservation. Supporting local camps, building community and making childhood unforgettable – one adventure at a time.

STAMP COLLECTOR AND STAMP COLLECTIONS

Stamp collector is buying stamps and stamp collections. I am buying “older stamps” from the 1800s to 1930. American Philatelic Society member since 1986. Pictures are appreciated. Call or text message 415-533-0761.

SUNSET MERCANTILE’S EMPORIUM

Sunset Mercantile’s first brick and mortar location is an incubating platform for local merchants and makers. Located in the heart of the Inner Sunset, Sunset Mercantile’s Emporium is an extension of its popular outdoor events. It serves as a platform for small vendors and makers to showcase and sell their unique, often handmade, products. You can find an array of items, from an in-store plant shop, to handmade bags, vintage fashion, to grab-and-go artisanal snacks. The store also hosts workshops and seasonal events for the community such as the Inner Sunset Art Walk, Holiday Light Stroll and Noise Pop’s Summer of Music. The Emporium would like to extend an invitation to local merchants and makers to be a part of this special new retail space. This is an opportunity for vendors to create their own mini shop within the store. For more information about Emporium and how to apply, visit sunsetmercantilesf.com/emporium/.

THANK YOU!

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