The East Cut is home to 40+ privately owned public open spaces, or POPOS.
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Saturday, April 23rd, East Cut residents and Community Garden project leaders came together to celebrate the official opening of The East Cut Community Garden... More →
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On Saturday, April 23rd, The East Cut CBD and hundreds of San Francisco residents arrived at The Crossing to celebrate the arrival of spring Sunny skies greeted over a... More →
Designed to celebrate the reopening of San Francisco's Downtown, BloomSF kicked off on March 27th with floral installations made in partnership with the San Francisco... More →
As part of its annual Green IMPACT week, DocuSign employees spent Wednesday, March 23rd in The East Cut supporting volunteer-led efforts to beautify three... More →
March has been a busy month for projects in The East Cut but none were more anticipated than the Community Garden garden plot build at 29 Essex Street! On Saturday,... More →
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Join East Cut Volunteer Tour Leaders for a tour throughout the neighborhood’s hidden spaces, and learn more about the past, present, and future of San Francisco’s new downtown!
Price: FREE
The East Cut is home to wonderful restaurants, art installations, and galleries—and we are proud to invite you to join us on a 90-minute walking tour covering many of the “sights” and even a few “bites” in our amazing neighborhood. Our enthusiastic tour leaders will introduce you to a sampling of what the East Cut has to offer. Once you see what is here, you will want to come back for more!
The “East” Sights and Bites West tour meets at Dragon Eats (535 Folsom St.) and ends at 5:30pm at Happy Lemon (65 Minna St.).
Price: $15
Tour limited to 14 people.
The Community Development Committee usually meets on the first Wednesday of every other month.
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