Date: TOMORROW Thursday, March 19th

Time: 3:00 - 5:00 pm

Where: Yes SF

Location: 220 Montgomery St., San Francisco, CA 94104

An inspiring afternoon will spotlight the women entrepreneurs helping drive San Francisco forward through two engaging panel discussions focused on the impact of women-led small businesses. The first panel, Small Businesses Driving City Recovery, will feature Katy Tang, Executive Director of the Office of Small Business, and a representative from JPMorgan Chase (TBD) discussing current small business trends, corporate investment in local communities, and the essential role women-owned businesses play in the city’s economic revival.

The second panel, Trailblazing Women Small Business Owners, will feature four women small business owners sharing firsthand stories of resilience, community engagement, and neighborhood transformation across San Francisco. Together, the conversations will celebrate the leadership, innovation, and impact of women entrepreneurs powering the city’s future.

Date: Friday, March 27th

Time: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Where: Trellis Coworking & Events

Location: 981 Mission St., San Francisco, CA 94103

Guests are invited to gather for casual conversations, inspiring perspectives, and thoughtful, conscious communication. This welcoming event is open to anyone engaged with climate issues, whether as an ecopreneur, activist, artivist, or simply someone curious to learn more.

Attendees can relax in the warm and inviting atmosphere of Trellis, San Francisco’s hub for climate resilience. Beverages will be available via cash bar, featuring a wide selection of non-alcoholic options alongside excellent wine and beer.

Held on the last Friday of every month, this recurring event offers an opportunity to connect and build community among those passionate about climate. In a space where the topic can often feel overwhelming or isolating, it serves as a reminder that meaningful connection and collective support matters more than ever.

Fun for the whole family...



Date: Saturday, April 4th

Time: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

Where: Salesforce Park

Location: 425 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94105

The Transbay Joint Powers Authority and the East Cut Community Benefit District invite families and friends to celebrate the season at Spring Fling in Salesforce Park. Attendees can welcome spring alongside the Funny Bunny with a variety of activities, including free egg hunts, live music, arts and crafts, face painting, and beverages available for purchase from Barebottle, among other offerings.

A free RSVP is required only for children planning to attend one of the three age-specific egg hunts listed below; no reservation is needed for other Spring Fling activities.

• 10:30 a.m. – Ages 0–4 at the Central Lawn
• 11:30 a.m. – Ages 5–7 at the Central Lawn
• 12:30 p.m. – Ages 8+ at the Central Lawn

Reservations are required for participating children only. Guardians may accompany children during the 0–4 age group egg hunt, but will not be permitted to join children in the older age group hunts.

RSVP registration for egg hunt opens on Thursday, March 19 at 12:00 p.m.

Calling all foodies...



Date: Saturday, April 4th - Sunday, April 5th

Time: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

Where: The Box SF

Location: 1069 Howard St., San Francisco, CA

The Box SF is thrilled to invite you to EAT ME! Artisan Food Fair, a lively, multi-day weekend event held each month in the heart of San Francisco.

Set inside the beautifully restored historic landmark The Box SF, originally the William Randolph Hearst printing plant from the 1920s, now features two floors of exceptional event space, along with a unique antique printing and vintage advertising shop inspired by an 1850s country store.

Each month, join them for a Saturday–Sunday Artisan Food Fair showcasing a curated selection of local vendors and delicious offerings.

Free and open to the public—no tickets required.

Congratulations Babylon Burning, on celebrating their anniversay last Friday, the 13th!

Babylon Burning Screen Printing has long been a cornerstone of San Francisco’s creative community, a resilient, independent shop that has helped define the city’s DIY spirit for nearly five decades. Since 1976, the shop has specialized in custom screen printing, producing everything from t-shirts and hoodies to tote bags, jerseys, and trucker hats, all while championing a “Print Local” ethos.

Now recognized as a San Francisco Legacy Business, Babylon Burning has weathered the city’s many waves of change. From rent hikes and the Loma Prieta earthquake to the dot-com boom, the economic recession, and the pandemic, the shop has continued to adapt and endure. In 2022, a devastating fire forced them out of their longtime Bluxome Street home, but true to form, they rebuilt and found a new chapter on Howard Street in SOMA.

Today, their new space stands as both a continuation of their legacy and a testament to their grit. Celebrating their 50th year, Babylon Burning recently brought together old friends and new for a lively, all-day anniversary party, proof that their community remains as strong as ever.

More than just a print shop, Babylon Burning is a cultural staple, an enduring symbol of San Francisco’s independent spirit, artistic roots, and commitment to keeping local craft alive.

For screen printing, Babylon Burning is second to none!