San Francisco
Project Commotion

Project Commotion

Fitness in San Francisco

4.3 6 Google reviews

+1 415 252 80 592095 Harrison St, San Francisco, California 94110 · Mission District

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2095 Harrison St, San Francisco, California 94110

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About

Project Commotion is a community space where children, families and educators are invited to learn and grow together through movement, sensory experiences, and play. A San Francisco-based non-profit organization, Project Commotion welcomes ALL children between the ages of 0 months to 18 years, and their families. We strive in particular to support under-served families of children with special needs, as well as caretakers and educators, by fostering healthy physical, emotional, and cognitive development. We offer early childhood programming, movement classes, summer camps, school residencies with our movement educators, parent & teacher education, nutrition and wellness programs.

Amenities

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair accessible entrance

Hours

Monday
9 AM to 9 PM
Tuesday
9 AM to 9 PM
Wednesday
9 AM to 9 PM
Thursday
9 AM to 9 PM
Friday
9 AM to 6 PM
Saturday
9 AM to 4 PM
Sunday
Closed

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