Venues & Weddings

18 Reasons is a nonprofit that increases food security through the power of home cooking. Through our free programming for students from under-resourced Bay Area neighborhoods we empower our community with the confidence and creativity needed to buy, cook, and eat good food every day. Our vision is to create equity and belonging through the transformative and healing power of home cooking. At our 18th St. Kitchen, we teach paid classes to reach curious home cooks with the means to pay for instruction. Here we host hands-on cooking classes, baking workshops, tasting seminars, private events, and more! Ticket sales and donations from these programs directly fund our community-based initiatives.

Mosque / Masjid

A non profit organization aims to present, promote and preserve the Arab culture through social events

Balboa Hollow is a neighborhood within the Inner Richmond District of San Francisco, centered on Balboa Street and bordering Golden Gate Park’s northeast corner.

1010 Mission St

800 Presidio Ave

1530 Buchanan St

501 Castro St

4058 18th St

3133 Taraval St

45 Olive St

3743 Cesar Chavez St #3745

850 Vicente St

32 Jennings St

1050 McAllister St

4468 Mission St

305 Buchanan St

Hills Plaza, 2 Harrison St Ste 140

1 Zoo Rd

446 Randolph St

1345 Ocean Ave

868 Kearny St

44 Gough St #207

The Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California (JCCCNC/the Center) is located in San Francisco's historic Japantown. We are proud to serve over 185,000 annually through our programs, events and facility. Owned and operated by the community, we work to preserve and promote Japanese and Japanese American culture, heritage and community. We invite you to come by and see what's going on at the Center.

Welcome to the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco, one of the leading local non profit organizations where Jewish culture and traditions provide a pathway for joyful, meaningful living. Here, you'll find engaging programs for every age, designed to inspire and bring people together. From state-of-the-art group fitness and preschool programs to adult lectures and Jewish cultural events, we welcome you to join us and experience the many ways the JCCSF can enrich your life. Together, we are stronger.

745 Buchanan St

3111 26th St

455 Bay St

One Richmond, a program of The Richmond Neighborhood Center, was developed with input from residents to unify our community and cultivate neighborhood pride centered on taking care of one another, taking care of the Richmond, and supporting our local businesses. We organize community events, trash clean-ups, provide resources such as health information and safety workshops for our neighbors. Local businesses are supported through our connections with merchant groups and our SELF Shop-Eat-Local-First initiative. The weekly One Richmond Commnity Market provides fresh food for low income neighbors.

POTRERO HILL NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSE ("THE NABE") “Supporting Underserved Youth, Seniors, and Families Most In Need Since 1907"

534 Precita Ave

Room to Grow helps individuals and families find support resources and opportunities to build a stronger future we work with people facing housing challenges life Transitions and personal struggles by offering guidance community support and practical tools to help them move forward and grow. We are helping build strong foundations

The Center was founded in 1939 by Russian immigrants to preserve, celebrate, and exhibit the cultural heritage of the Russian diaspora through community programs and events. Our cultural programs include a museum, a bilingual pre-school, children's folk dance classes, and annual festivals.

Come meditate with us! The SF Dharma Collective is a community-led sangha. All classes and sits are open to all. We are supported by your generosity (dana) and no one is ever turned away for lack of funds. Our new location, 2929 24th Street @ Alabama in the heart of the Mission, is beautiful and comfortable. Most of our sits are hybrid: you have the option of joining us in person or on Zoom. Our space has a continuously running MERV 13 filter and an additional Air Purifier. Masks are optional. See our website for Zoom details. Most evenings begin with 30 minutes of mediation, followed by discussion and/or reflections by the teacher. Beginning and experienced practitioners are always welcome.

Active complex supporting activism in the LGBTQ community, with events, classes & business services.

4000 19th Ave

37 Bartlett St

In the age of AI and rapidly-changing technological advances, it’s not just about what one learns but how one learns—and the capacities practiced and confidence gained to solve problems collaboratively and creatively. Discover how San Francisco Waldorf students are prepared to learn, genuinely engage, and meet the demands of their future, tomorrow’s workforce, and societal needs. San Francisco Waldorf High School offers a college preparatory curriculum that is creative, rigorous, and focused on human connection. Our graduates embody the emotional intelligence necessary to adapt and thrive in all fields of study and beyond.

South Park Commons is a community of builders, tinkerers, and technologists in the -1 to 0 stage of building their next venture.

The new Southeast Community Center building at 1550 Evans Avenue is a hub for local community to gather, learn, play, and grow. This partnership between San Francisco’s southeast communities and San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is designed to promote the health, well-being, cultural, educational, and financial empowerment of southeast residents. Public Hours: Monday - Friday from 7am to 7pm Business Hours: Monday - Friday from 8am to 4pm Event hours: Monday - Sunday from 8am to 10pm The Southeast Community Center parking lot entrance is located off of 3rd Street past Evans Avenue. Street parking is also available on Newhall Street. Please note that pets are not allowed on the premises, except service animals.

Strut is San Francisco AIDS Foundation's health and wellness center in the heart of the Castro, providing sexual health services, substance use counseling, community events, and more.

1800 Market St

A community and third space dedicated to open-ended curiosity, co-created play, & collective flourishing in the heart of San Francisco.

The Hub is a vibrant community center located in the Sunnydale neighborhood of San Francisco, operated by Mercy Housing California.

240 Turk St

1156 Valencia St

850 Ave I

1725 3rd St