KOREAN CENTER INC.

2024 Korea Center of San Francisco & Bay Area Program Plan Lunch Program - Description: Providing Korean food for low-income seniors in the San Francisco area Korean-American seniors. Establishment of the Museum of the History of Korean Immigration - Description: Establishment of a museum documenting the history of Korean immigration in the San Francisco & Bay area. Promoting Korean Culture - Description: K-pop, K-Drama, K-food, and other programs that promote Korean culture provide opportunities for local residents to experience various cultures. Asian Hate Prevention and Support Program - Description: Seminars on anti-discrimination for Koreans and Asians, as well as specialized counseling programs for victims.

ABOUT Folsom Street is a 501(c)3 nonprofit arts and culture organization. We center emerging and marginalized artists and create spaces for unique art and performance. We are supported by SFGFTA, MOHCD, OEWD and PATRONS LIKE YOU! OUR MISSION We cultivate a safe, open, and inclusive environment for the kink, leather, and alt-sex communities with equity for BIPOC and LGBTQA2I+ people. We are rooted in the fight against gentrification and displacement here in San Francisco, on unceded Ohlone land, and worldwide. We affirm that sexual liberation and the right to pleasure are a crucial part of the whole liberation movement. Folsom Street is an explicitly anti-racist organization and we are committed to decolonizing our practices.

Yerba Buena Partnership is a nonprofit community benefit district. Since 2008, we have provided services and programs to help ensure that the neighborhood is clean, safe and welcoming. The Partnership stewards the Yerba Buena neighborhood, which encompasses roughly Second to Fifth and Market to Perry streets. The district boasts iconic destinations such as SFMOMA, YBCA, MoAD, Children’s Creativity Museum and Moscone Center, along with premier hotels, Academy of Art University, City College, and dining and entertainment venues. Yerba Buena is also located within the larger Filipino Cultural Heritage District.

Gray Area is open Tuesday through Friday, 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM, and during scheduled events. Visit our website for our event calendar.

2325 3rd St #344

741 30th Ave

The Avalon Ballroom first opened its doors in 1911, rising to fame as a counterculture hub in the 1960s with regular performances by legends like Janis Joplin, the Grateful Dead, and the Doors. Reopened for the first time in decades, it blends historic character with modern sophistication and expert management. In doing so, it keeps alive the tradition of creativity and community that made the original Avalon an iconic part of San Francisco culture. Inquire today for events at events@theavalonsf.com

1530 Buchanan St