The East Cut Community Benefit District and the San Francisco Planning Department are pleased to announce the opening of our South Downtown Design + Activation (Soda) pop-up outreach space located within the district and plan area.
Through coordination with the Transbay Joint Powers Authority, The East Cut Community Benefit District is thrilled to share that temporary sidewalk lighting has been restored to Clementina and Tehama.
Empty storefronts with “For Lease” signs are a sight all too common in neighborhoods across San Francisco, from the Mission to the Marina. As many neighborhoods struggle with how to activate these lifeless spaces, The East Cut Community Benefit District (CBD) is taking a novel approach to transforming retail in the neighborhood.
The East Cut CBD is pleased to present our Fiscal Year 2016-2017 Annual Report. This document chronicles our accomplishments in the first full year of CBD operations.
Third Fridays’ transforms vacant retail space into valuable free community space. Each month, The East Cut Community Benefit District transforms inactive, vacant space into free space for local art, culture and community.
Although The East Cut’s ambassadors and community patrol work 24 hours per day to keep the District safe and comfortable, please keep in mind 8 key safety tips we’ve gathered from the San Francisco Police Department and The East Cut Team.
A boutique pop-up art fair featuring four Bay Area galleries: Chandra Cerrito Contemporary, George Lawson Gallery, Seager Gray Gallery and Slate Contemporary. Debuting January 12th – 14th.
Holiday Collection “On a Faux Bear Rug” Chocolate Gift Box Socola Chocolatier The chocolate gift… Read more »
The Frisc – a San Francisco-based news blog helmed by Alex Lash – national editor of Xconomy and Anthony… Read more »
On Thursday, December 14th, Tiny Atlas Quarterly and The East Cut Community District will be hosting… Read more »
The East Cut Community Benefit District invites you to an improvisational music show and opening… Read more »
The San Francisco Planning Department, together with The East Cut Community Benefit District hosted a… Read more »