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Class Highlights

The Hard Stuff: Your Hospital Stay (Virtual)

Mon. May 19

4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Celebrating Mother and Father’s Day 慶祝母親節和父親節 (Virtual)

Tues. May 20

3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Recipes: From Online to Your Table (Virtual)

Wed. May 21

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Movie Night: Night at the Opera (Virtual)

Sat. May 24 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm A sly business manager and the wacky friends of two opera singers in Italy help them achieve success in America while humiliating their stuffy and snobbish enemies.

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Digital Passport

This Week's Digital Passport Classes

Coming Soon! NTC Summer Workshop: Editing with Photo Apps (In-Person) RSVP Now!

Starting Wed. June 11

11:00 am - 1:00 pm

This 4-week workshop is in-person only

at the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department

Glen Park Recreation Center

70 Elk Street, San Francisco, CA 94131

Join Maia in cooperation with the San Francisco Rec & Park’s Glen Park Recreation Center and learn how to create, edit, and organize photos in this four-week workshop. Do you have tons of digital images on your device that you are still trying to figure out what to do with? Is there a family reunion to attend, and you want to invite your kin to see and share your photos and theirs? During class time, participants will work on their projects using a FREE photo application to alter and enhance photos. Beginners welcome – be prepared to have some fun! Discover how to share pictures in formats that your friends and family can open and enjoy.

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SeniorBeat

Andrew Keeler "Mr. Mahjong"

When Andrew Keeler was five, he would fall asleep in his living room to the sound of clacking tiles. His mother and her three women friends would call out in turn, “One bam, three crack, eight dot.” 

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SFReserve Corner

We're especially pleased to work with great groups like ThinkRound, an excellent artist program in the city. See how our Reservists are helping it thrive.

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Writers Reading at Bird and Beckett Books

Tues. May 20

7:00 pm

653 Chenery Street.

Listen to readings from the Community Living Campaign’s writers.

Spring Sunday Matinee with Mokai, James Nash, Maggie Forti & Jeff Hobbs

Sunday, May 18

Doors: 4:00 PM | Show: 4:45 PM

Tickets: $20

Join us for a magical Sunday matinee on May 18th featuring CLC's own Mokai and James Nash in their annual Spring show. This special duo set blends heartfelt vocal harmonies with intricate guitar picking—expect new original songs alongside fan favorites from The Jaybird Said. Opening the afternoon is the ever-soulful Maggie Forti, accompanied by the incomparable Jeff Hobbs. Maggie, a Bay Area favorite and founder of the Wildcat Canyon collective, brings her powerful songwriting and soaring, gospel-tinged vocals—praised by critic Derk Richardson—to the stage. James Nash, frontman of the acclaimed group The Waybacks, brings his renowned guitar skills and infectious energy to the mix. Mokai and James have also been busy in the studio, and you’ll be among the first to hear their latest singles live.

Come for the stories, stay for the rhymes—and let the music carry you away.

P.S. Marie Jobling will attend on May 18th if anyone would like to join her.

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Save the Date! Share the Date! June 16 & 17

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

375 Beale St, Bay Area Metro Center (accessible venue)

The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (the regional planning agency for the 9 County Bay Area) is hosting a 2-day disability summit, Accessible Futures, on June 16 and 17 that is free, hybrid (zoom & our office in San Francisco) and really geared to hearing the needs, gaps and challenges for people with disabilities, within four facilitated sessions on transportation, housing, the environment/climate change, (our agency's areas of focus) and employment/economic security. This event is primarily intended for people of all ages with disabilities. While Zoom has unlimited capacity, our in-person registration is limited to 150 people and should open any day (our website also has an email info sign-up). For folks who want to participate as practitioners, advocates, and allies (and do not have a disability), we've been recommending either signing up for the Zoom option or waiting until closer to the event, to allow others to sign up first. 

 For more information: https://mtc.ca.gov/about-mtc/public-participation/accessibility/accessible-futures-conference

Art with Elders 32nd Annual Exhibit

Opening Event - Sunday, June 8,

2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Gerald Simon Auditorium at Laguna Honda Hospital

375 Laguna Honda Blvd. SF, CA

Please join Art with Elders for our in-person Annual Exhibit Opening Event! More than 100 artworks by students participating in AWE classes will be exhibited. The event is free and open to the public. A donation at the door is requested, but not required. Light refreshments will be served. The venue is wheelchair accessible, and free parking is available. Please let us know if you will be joining us. RSVP to AnnualExhibitOpening@artwithelders.org. Please see our website for details: https://www.artwithelders.org/annual-exhibit/.

Thank you to our jurors, SF Bay Area art community members Ananya Goel and Aimée Duddridge-Picard.

Important Muni Service Changes Starting June 21

Muni service changes will go into effect on Saturday, June 21 as part of SFMTA’s efforts to close a $50 million budget shortfall and preserve service where it’s needed most.

Key updates include:

• 5 Fulton, 9 San Bruno, and 31 Balboa will turn around at Market Street on weekdays, with transfers available to other Market Street lines.
• 6 Haight-Parnassus and 21 Hayes will be combined into a new 6 Hayes-Parnassus route serving parts of each line.
• Service frequency on Market Street will remain high, with vehicles running every 2–4 minutes on weekdays.

These adjustments aim to maintain system reliability despite funding challenges.

More information and route details are available at: SFMTA.com/ServiceChanges.

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