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Improv Jam Session | Beginner-Friendly Game Day

Improv Jam Session | Beginner-Friendly Game Day

Sun, Jul 19, 9:00 PM
From Have Fun Make Friends SF
4.9

Join us for a fun day of improv games! This is a free, beginner-friendly jam session (not a formal class). We try to get together about once a month and play games. As always, nobody is forced to participate but highly encouraged to jump in and play. **What to expect:** * Improv - short for improvisational theater - is a form of live performance where characters, dialogue, and scenes are created in the moment. * We’ll have a mix of warm-up games, learn about character development, physical comedy, and storytelling. * Depending on audience participation, we’re planning about an 1.5-2 hour session. **Where and when:** * Sunday, June 14th - meeting at 2:00pm, games start at 2:15pm. * William McKinley Monument in NoPa: https://maps.app.goo.gl/gSDmnZA9md6r5orU9 * We’re planning to use the space in front of the monument as our “stage”. If you’re still reading (whoo whoo), here is a Wiki rabbit hole about improv: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Improvisational_theatre Come play some games with us!

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From crisis to conservation: Empowering action for biodiversity

From crisis to conservation: Empowering action for biodiversity

Fri, Jul 10, 2:00 AM
From California Native Plant Society Yerba Buena (SF) Group
4.8

We are living in extraordinary times that can challenge our ability to feel hopeful about the future. To meet this moment, California Native Plant Society has launched two ambitious multi-year biodiversity campaigns: a conservation campaign focused on saving native plants in their natural habitats, and an urban biodiversity campaign that aims to transform the built environment with native plants. In this talk, we’ll discuss the virtuous cycle of hope and action, and where the native plant movement can have the greatest impacts, now and for future generations. Dr. Jun Bando is the executive director of the California Native Plant Society, a nonprofit conservation organization with more than 13,000 members, 35 volunteer-led chapters, and a statewide staff based in Sacramento. She earned her Ph.D. in ecology from UC Davis and her professional background includes work in public policy, higher education, foreign affairs, and national security.

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Free Fun Open Mic (Music, Comedies, Poetry, etc)

Free Fun Open Mic (Music, Comedies, Poetry, etc)

Wed, Jul 15, 2:30 AM
From Discover Bay Area Free Fun Awesome Event Group
4.4

One of the best open mics in the whole Bay Area!!! Whether you have something to share: a song, a comedy sketch, a poem, spoken words, an interesting story, a dance, a magic act, etc... There no better place to share your creativity to others! (yes, honing your instrument playing, your vocal, etc) Or just to come and enjoy the free show and make new friends! Win/win.

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Native plant habitat restoration at Grandview Park

Native plant habitat restoration at Grandview Park

Wed, Jul 15, 7:00 PM
From California Native Plant Society Yerba Buena (SF) Group
4.8

Please join us this week as we continue work at the amazing, scenic, (and windy) Grandview Park! We've made great progress with restoring swaths of the hillside for native plants and we look forward to reclaiming even more territory. \*\*[Here ](https://www.foundsf.org/index.php?title=Grandview_Park)\*\*is a fascinating local San Francisco history article about this week's location: Grandview Park. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Pacific while helping preserve this dune plant community. **Meet at the stairs on Noriega Street near 748 Noriega St.** **Please register with SF Rec and Park [here](https://sfrpd.secure.force.com/SFRPDJob?sShiftId=a09Pi000004zZub)**[ ](https://sfrpd.secure.force.com/SFRPDJob?sShiftId=a09Pi000004zZub)if you are not yet a regular Wednesday CNPS volunteer. SF Rec & Park will provide gloves and tools (or bring your own if you prefer). Wear long pants and closed toed shoes. Bring water, a hat, sunscreen. Questions? Contact Cathy Lewis at [cathyyerbabuena@gmail.com](cathyyerbabuena@gmail.com)

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Lawn Bocce & Treat Potluck

Lawn Bocce & Treat Potluck

Sun, Jul 26, 6:00 PM
From Friends W/O Benefits (& Naps)

Join us at the Crolls Garden Picnic Area for a treat potluck and some lawn bocce ball! It's an easy game to pick up, so don't worry if you haven't played before. Hope to see you there!

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Cheat eat in the Sunset, San Francisco

Sun, Jul 12, 1:30 AM
From NorCal Asian American
4.8
1 attendee
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