BOOK SALE AND JEWELRY BOUTIQUE

The annual charity Book Sale and Jewelry Boutique will be held on Friday and Saturday, June 5 and 6, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation, 1750 29th Ave. Goodies from the Café Bakery will also be available. Hardback books are $3, paperbacks, $1. For information call 415-564-2324.

COMMENTARIES AND LETTERS

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DRAMA WITH FRIENDS

Drama with Friends, a project of the Community Living Campaign, invites you to an evening of captivating short plays by contemporary playwrights brought to you in the comfort of your own home. Now in our sixth year of presenting theatre on Zoom, our troupe of older adults and directors have performed more than 300 short plays since our first production during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our performances on the third Monday of every month from 5 to 7 p.m., are free, and are followed with a discussion with the playwrights. Check our Facebook page @SFDramawithFriends for the current month’s playbill, then register at the CLC website: sfcommunityliving.org/series/dwf.

FAR OUT GALLERY

The Solstice Celebration at Far Out Gallery is on June 21 from noon-6 p.m. We are celebrating summer’s arrival with a full day of free music at our gallery at 3004 Taraval St. Roy Zheng, a pianist and accordionist will start the proceedings at noon, followed by pianist Susan Chen at 1 p.m.. Tubist Zachariah Spellman will pair with pianist Karen Hutchinson at 2 p.m., followed by Wendy Loomis at 3 p.m. At 4 p.m. we will feature classical guitarist David Rosewood, and Peter Munks will conclude the festivities at 5 p.m. with songs of summer. Please join us for this special day to welcome summer.

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 12 from 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.

The Tech Squad is now introducing Basic Tech Classes for older adults and adults with disabilities in Cantonese on Tuesdays 12:30-2 p.m. at the Richmond Senior Center (6221 Geary Blvd., 3rd Fl). For questions, please call 415-961-7043 or email sfconnected@felton.org. for older adults and people with disabilities in the Richmond District. Ask questions regarding how to navigate your smartphone, tablet or laptop. For more information, please call 415-474-1558 or email techsquad@felton.org.

FOREST BOOKS

Forest Books, 1748 Buchanan St. Plaza, open every day, noon-8 p.m. 415-563-8302. Used and rare books. “The next step in evolution is thinking.”

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:” Outside on 10th Avenue lawn. No tickets are required.

Playtime follows directly after Storytime. Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 11-11:30 a.m. 

“Social: Pokémon Trading Card Game Club:” Learn to play the Pokémon Trading Card Game or help teach someone else to play. We’ll meet twice a month to do all things Pokémon. Decks and level one gameboards are available to participants. For ages 6–13 years old. Thursdays, June 4 and 18, 3-5:30 p.m.

“Activity: Lego free play:” Build skyscrapers, forts, castles or whatever your imagination desires with LEGOs. For children ages 5 and older. Tuesday, June 9, 3:30-5 p.m.

“Craft: Origami Wallets:” Learn a Japanese folding technique to make a wallet to keep or give as a gift. For ages 7-18. Space limited. Reservations required: 415-355-5648, or sign-up at the children’s reference desk. Thursday, June 11, 3-4:30 pm.

“Craft: Dragonflies are Everywhere:” Make dragonflies two ways. First with glue and cardboard and then with paper and paint. Inspired by the work of Irene Luxbacher. Space limited. Seats available first come, first served. For children and their caregivers. Tuesday, June 23, 1-2:30 p.m.

“Activity: Paint together:” Spend an enjoyable afternoon with other curious families exploring creativity, improving dexterity and expanding spatial awareness through painting. Space limited. Seats available first come, first served. For children and their caregivers. Tuesday, June 30, 1-2:30 p.m.

TWEEN/TEEN PROGRAMS:

“Workshop: DIY Upcycled Instruments:” Get creative and eco-friendly! Come join the library in creating an upcycled musical instrument using recycled material from around your house. For ages 13-18. Space limited. Reservations required: 415-355-5648 or sign up at the children’s reference desk. Saturday, June 27, 3-5 p.m.

ALL AGES PROGRAMS:

Save the Date: Saturday, June 6 is Richmond Branch’s Open House! From 1–4 p.m., we’ll welcome the community to an afternoon of fun, connection and information: Outdoor bubbles, special musical guest Meredith Edgar (whose voice has been compared to that of “a chain-smoking angel”), local organizations with useful information to share, button-making, children’s crafts, a visit from the fire truck, free book giveaways while supplies last and more! 

“Workshop: Bike Fix It:” Keep your wheels rolling—free bike repairs available! Bring your bicycle for a free tune-up and basic repairs provided by BikeMobile. Expert bike mechanics will assess your bike and fix common issues like: Flat tires, brake and gear adjustments, chain and tire replacements.While your bike is being fixed, learn tips and tricks to keep it in top shape!  

Please note: 

• Limit one bike per person.  

• We cannot replace missing wheels or gears. 

• Services are provided on a first-come, first-served basis. 

This event is part of a partnership between San Francisco Environment the San Francisco Public Library and a Zero Waste Grant with BikeMobile, supporting sustainable transportation and expanding community repair resources.  Saturday, June 13, 2-4 p.m. 10th Ave. Park.

“Intergenerational: Crochet Club:” Join our new crochet club! All ages and all skill levels welcome. Learn to crochet or teach some of your skills to others.  Some supplies are provided, but you are welcome to bring your own project. Tuesday, June 16, 5-7 p.m.

ADULT PROGRAMS:

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

“Tutorial: Tech Savy at 60+:” Learn 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 3 and 17, 2-3:30 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. Wednesdays, June 10 and 24, 3-5 p.m. 

“Workshop: Soundbath with AstraLogik:” AstraLogik, a Queer Filipina musical duo, blends chill-folk-R&B-soul and explores sound as a healing tool through immersive, in- person hybrid soundbaths rooted in decolonization and mental health. Their soundbath practice, which evolved from a personal therapeutic method during the pandemic, now aims to create spaces for resilience and self-discovery.  Space limited, reservation required: 415-355-5638. Wednesday, June 10, 6-7 p.m.

“Tutorial: Drop-In Tech Support for Older Adults with the Felton Institute Tech Squad:” Felton’s Tech Squad provides free basic tech support for older adults and people with disabilities. Get help with your phone or tablet, searching the internet, setting up an email account and other basic computer tasks. Friday, June 12, 1:30 -3 p.m.

“Workshop: Mandarin for Beginners:” This beginner friendly class explores basic vocabulary, everyday phrases, simple conversations and Chinese culture through interactive activities. 

Space limited. Reservations required: 415-355-5600. There will be eight sessions. Reservation encompasses all sessions. This program is provided by a partnership with the Education Division of the Taipei Economic, St. Anne Chinese School and the Chinese Center of San Francisco Public Library. Saturdays, June: 13, 20 and 27; July 11, 18 and 25; August 1 and 8, 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

“Presentation: Black Voices in American Opera with Cole Thomason-Redus of the San Francisco Opera:” Learn about some of the leading Black pioneers of opera in this 90-minute survey presentation. Cole Thomason-Redus of the San Francisco Opera explores the careers and recordings of black musical greats such as H.T. Burleigh and Marian Anderson, midcentury superstars such as Leontyne Price, and modern-day masters of the American opera stage. In addition to celebrating these iconic voices, we will discuss the institutional and social barriers that have often existed within the art form, and the corrective and equity-based efforts being taken today as San Francisco Opera paves the way for a new century of opera in America. This is the first in a series of SF Opera presentations this summer at Richmond Branch. On Sunday, July 19 at 2 p.m., we will host the program Contemporary Black Voices in American Opera. On Sunday, Aug. 9, we will host a special Fall Season Preview of the Opera’s upcoming season, also beginning at 2 p.m.

FREE MOVIES

The 4 Star Theater will be playing free family-friendly movies on weekend morning in 2026! The films selected will cover a wide range from family classics to newer hits straight from theaters. Reservations will be first-come-first-serve 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.

• “The Great Muppet Caper”: June 6 and 7.

• “Nimona”: June 13 and 14.

• “The Mitchells Vs. The Machines”: June 20 and 21.

• “Frog & Toad” (and other children’s book cartoons): May 23 and 24. Co-Presented by San Francisco Public Library with a storybook reading.

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

FREE TAI CHI CLASSES

Free Tai Chi classes are offered on Saturdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. at the Full Life Christian Center gym, 3535 Balboa St. Whether you’re brand new or returning to the flow, this class is an invitation to move gently, breathe deeply and start your day feeling centered and energized. Come as you are. Leave feeling better. Registration link: forms.gle/rZuDhsAZU4uD8dKa6.

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.

• Golden Gate Park Walk for 55+ Seniors: We meet every Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the Pool of Enchantment next to the front of the de Young Museum. The route varies each week. Come get fine exercise and meet friendly people. If you have questions, write to 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, Emily Fink, Jermelyn Genove, Yanina Gotsulsky, Grant Haggerty, William Haubenstein, Chris Kelly, John Kolb, Elizabeth Kung, Barbara Wilson Langstaff, Evie Lipschultz, Sydney Lue, Thomas Lue, Todd Lue, Mariah Manzano, Andrew McWilliams, Jesse Mora, Josefina Mora, Anne Oz, Brendan Pinder, Rylan, Aleksandra Seiger, Amiya Seetheram, 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, Nathan Vickers, 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.

JONG FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY

At Jong Financial Management Consultancy, we help companies figure out their staffing needs simultaneously with their technology needs. I meet with the team collectively to gather input, add suggestions, as well as collaboratively come up with both staffing and technology solutions. I write up the job description that the company posts then I help review all the resumes and speak to the selected few candidates before presenting them to the team to meet. Hiring staff can be an overwhelming process. If I can help assess your staffing and technology needs, please reach out to me Nancy Jong, CTP at 415-573-4232 or njong.jfmc@att.net. I’d be happy to help you!

OBITUARY

Elaine D Won, 97. Nov. 13, 1928-May 29, 2026. Also known as Tuey Lin Dea, Elaine passed peacefully at Pacific Heights Transitional Center. She is survived by her 2 daughters Til and Delores Won. A private service will be held at a later date.

OCEAN INDIAN CUISINE

Ocean Indian Cuisine, the family-run Indian and Nepali (Himalayan) restaurant at 6127 Geary Blvd. in the Richmond District, is entering a new chapter under Executive Chef Ghanashyam “Sam” Kandel, who joined the restaurant in October 2025. Kandel, whose culinary background spans Nepal, India and Japan, has been featured in The Kathmandu Post and The Rising Nepal for his work promoting Nepali cuisine. Building on Ocean’s national recognition as the only San Francisco restaurant on Yelp’s 2024 Top 100 Places to Eat in the U.S., the restaurant is preparing seasonal menus, limited-time specials and new dishes for neighborhood diners. Learn more at oicsf.com.

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 25,000 views per month. Please submit photos as jpegs on the 15th of each month. For more information, email Editor@RichmondSunsetNews.com.

POSTAL PEOPLE

Need shipping, returns, printing, notary or mailbox services? Visit Postal People, your neighborhood business center at 2549 Irving St. near 27th Avenue. Monday–Friday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. GoPostalPeople.com.

PROPEL COLLECTIVE

Hello Sunset Neighbors! Propel Collective is proud to announce its launch right here in the Sunset to help our local businesses thrive. After a decade of helping some of the world’s largest brands grow at major agencies, I’m bringing that same strategic rigor home to our neighborhood. We provide a human-first alternative for those tired of the average results from A.I.-first marketing, offering a true partnership dedicated to solving your toughest growth challenges with the human intuition A.I. simply can’t simulate. Your business is your life’s work, and you deserve a partner as invested in your success as you are. I would be honored to learn more about your story. Visit propelcollective.io or email alexei@propelcollective.io for a quick, no-pressure second opinion on your current marketing strategy. — Alexei Pizarev, Sunset resident and founder.

REFUSE REFUSE CLEANUPS

Thursday, June 18, 10 a.m.-noon, Fort Miley Cleanup and Workday, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756072.

Thursday, June 18, 10:30 a.m.–noon, Rise & Grind Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756073.

Friday, June 19, noon–1:30 p.m., Richmond Neighborhood Center Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756081.

Friday, June 19, 4-5 p.m., Clement Street Happy Hour Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756136.

Saturday, June 20, 11 a.m.–1 p.m., Central Richmond Cleanup – mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755827.

Saturday, June 20, 10–11:30 a.m., KEEP Ocean Beach Clean, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755689.

Thursday, June 25, 10 a.m.-noon, Fort Miley Cleanup and Workday, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756072.

Friday, June 25, 4-5 p.m., Clement Street Happy Hour Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756136.

Saturday, June 27, 10 a.m.–noon, Richmond District Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755689.

Saturday, June 27, 10–11:30 a.m., KEEP Ocean Beach Clean, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/755689.

Saturday, June 27, 10 a.m.–noon, Inner Sunset Cleanup, mobilize.us/civicjoyfund/event/756093.

SAN FRANCISCO ZOO FREE DAYS

San Francisco Zoo & Gardens is kicking off the summer by offering free admission to children, ages 11 and under, on weekdays, throughout the month of June. The offer starts on June 1 and runs through June 30. The maximum number of kids is five per paying adult. If tickets are purchased through the Zoo’s website, please note there is a $1 processing fee per ticket (including the free kid’s ticket). There is no fee if the tickets are purchased in person at the Zoo’s on-site ticket window. In addition, the Zoo offers EBT/SNAP and Museums for All discounts to provide accessibility to the Zoo for anyone with an EBT/SNAP card. Named cardholders with a matching photo ID can receive up to four admission tickets at $5 each, and available for purchase at the Zoo’s ticket windows. For more information, visit sfzoo.org.

SECONDHAND SATURDAYS

Secondhand Saturdays is bringing spring fun to 37th Avenue at Ortega Street on June 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Along with the eclectic and unique local vintage sellers, the market will feature springtime activities and crafts for all ages. Come by for live music, food trucks from across the Bay Area and a curated shopping experience like no other!

STAMP COLLECTIONS WANTED

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.

Stand-Up Comedy at the Balboa Theatre

On Saturday, June 13, stand-up comedy returns to the Balboa Theatre. A packed lineup of shorter sets for up and coming Bay Area comedians occurs during the first half of the show. The second half of the show features national touring and veteran comedians, with surprise pop-in guest sets. Comedian Natasha Collier will headline, along with performances by: Luke Schwartz, Marcus Howard and host Marky McFly. Doors open at 7:30 p.m. Show at 8 p.m. Tickets and more information at balboamovies.com.

SUNSET BRANCH LIBRARY

1305 18TH AVE.

“Tutorial: Smartphone Class For Older Adults 60+ :” Friday, June 5, 1-2:30 p.m. Self-Help for the Elderly provides a training program to improve technical skills with hands-on training for smartphones and tablets. Participants should bring their own iOS or Android devices to class.

Topic: Zoom

• How to join a Zoom Meeting?

• How to check and change the name in a meeting?

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

• How to share your screen?

Space limited. Reservations required: 415-355-2808.

“Community Performance: San Francisco Symphony:” Wednesday, June 24, 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.

Delight in a community concert with San Francisco Symphony’s musicians, violinist Jessie Fellows and violist Katie Kadarauch. The Symphony’s Community Chamber Concert program brings small ensembles to community spaces across San Francisco. These free concerts are an opportunity to get to know SF Symphony musicians and see them perform in an intimate setting. Jessie Fellows is Assistant Principal Second Violin with the San Francisco Symphony. Prior to her appointment, she performed frequently with the Saint Louis Symphony and New York Philharmonic. Born into a musical family, she began her studies at the age of three under the direction of her mother in Tulsa, Okla. Katie Kadarauch joined the San Francisco Symphony in 2007 as Assistant Principal Viola. A native of the Bay Area, she was Principal Viola of the SF Symphony Youth Orchestra and earned a bachelor’s degree and graduate diploma from the New England Conservatory. She also studied at the Colburn School, during which time she performed with the Los Angeles Philharmonic and recorded film scores. She plays on a Peter Rombouts viola ca.1720, on loan from the SF Symphony.

“Activity: Mahjong For Beginners:” Saturday, June 27, 10:30 a.m. – noon. Learn how to play mahjong and make new friends. This is geared toward those who have never played before.

Space is limited. Reservations required: 415-355-2808 (starting June 13).

“Social: Mahjong Club:” Saturday, June 27, 1:30 – 3 p.m. Play mahjong and make new friends. This group is for all levels. Space is limited. Reservations required: 415-355-2808 (starting June 13).

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 and 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.

SUNSET SOLOS AT SEALEVEL GALLERY

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. Join us on Sunday, June 21, at 7 p.m. for a special performance by Catherine Debon. For tickets and information, go to sealevelsf.com or sunsetsolos.com. Sealevel is located at 4331 Irving St.

THANK YOU!

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THIRD REALM COMMUNITY SPACE

Third Realm is your local neighborhood coworking, art and community space at Ninth Avenue and Judah Street. Join us for our free monthly open mic every third Wednesday 7-9 p.m., where music, poetry, standup comedy and really any art form is welcome. We are also open to the community for Free First Fridays, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. every month with free coworking including coffee, tea and matcha and a nonalcoholic happy hour at 4 p.m. Other events include craft night, game night and mahjong (RSVP online). We launched last November and hope to see you soon at Third Realm! Book a tour online and stay for the rest of the day — the first day is on the house. Located at 1381 Ninth Ave. and online at ourthirdrealm.com and Instagram @ourthirdrealm. Coworking by day, creative community always.

VOLUNTEER TODAY!

The San Francisco Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program is recruiting volunteers to visit and provide support to seniors and persons with disabilities living in long-term care facilities To learn more, call 415-751-9788, email ombudsman@felton.org or go to felton.org/social-services/seniors/sf-ltc-ombudsman-program.

VOLUNTEER WITH THE RICHMOND SENIOR CENTER

There are many ways to volunteer with seniors in the Richmond. Regular volunteer work can include: serving as a senior companion supporter, either by chatting with an isolated senior over the phone or by taking a short walk. Friendly callers can take maybe 15 minutes each time, and a short walk can be 30 minutes, depending on the preferences of our seniors. On June 6, they will host a “One Hard Thing” event. From 9:30 a.m. to noon, staff and volunteers to help with small tasks in seniors’ homes – things can be like changing light bulbs, organizing household items or gardening. For more information, visit ggsenior.org.

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