The peephole cinema is an art installation you can find in an alleyway. It's easy to miss because…read moreit's small, but if you're looking for it you'll find it. I was happy it was working when we came. It was fun peeping through the hole and seeing the videos that were playing.

The peephole cinema is still up as of December 2025. It's a peephole in an alleyway in the Mission…read morewith a small LCD screen behind it. It's currently showing a brief animated short. It's worth visiting once as a "done that" checkoff item.

CCSF is Free and a Big waste of time…read more Let's be blunt if u use mind & place ur dedication u will fail no matter the circumstances because are already exerting all ur efforts in 1 options. If u use ur brain & create new options stop being pessimistic u will find new opportunities for urself. Place is full of losers, it is important for a person to be individual not a follower tap outside the box the boss is of full of idiots. Life is about sex, meeting new people. Who cares if it is appropriate or inapproiate set of stupid rules, learn to be free. U also got a passport to abuse & outside of out the usa sex & prostitution is open. No need to mom the place up anymore because it is annoying really annoying deal with ur own problems.

Today, I have officially graduated with honor from city college of San Francisco (ccsf). I am glad…read morethat i made such a correct choice for choosing ccsf. At ccsf, I have received so many supports, assistants, and opportunities to obtain this sucess. Ccsf have provided a short but mavolous chapter in my life. I'm so proud to be a student at ccsf because I know that the school has prepare me well for the next chapter (sfsu) of my life. Class of 2022. Cheer

When I had to drop out of UC Davis for a little bit and to get my mind right, this was my home for…read morea summer session and fall semester. Highly recommend with my utmost respectful regard!

City College of San Francisco's future was decided nine years ago when voters were asked whether…read morethe city should fund it and make it tuition-free for San Francisco residents. It passed. CCSF attracts students from a wide swath of the population: First generation kids going to college; students getting their BA/BS to leap into graduate school debt-free and students needing to catch up and knock out coursework for full credit at University of California schools. That was my son. Getting courses you need is akin to 200 people pushing their way through a doorway and only the first 110 people getting in. Answers the registrar's office gives are not always clear. They try; they're juggling a lot. Over a year's time my son accumulated enough college credits to declare his major when he enters college. Another of his high school classmates is entering Cal as a junior. So if you have a child in middle or high school, jump ahead faster than we did and reap the knowledge and tuition savings that CCSF affords. You can knock out your undergraduate degree and save your money for a PhD, MBA or JD!

A Puerto Rican night club in SF you ask. Well yes there is a night club in the mission that has…read morebeen in business for 100 years. I was surprised to find this place is still pretty up to date. I love Puerto Ricans.

This social club is the oldest latino social club in the USA. PS don't tell prez elect Chump.read more

A truly bizarre SF counter-culture experience in a small art cinema tucked away by the corner of…read moreValencia & 21st. I went with a friend visiting from Washington DC, & he was really impressed. According to him, the experimental film scene is just about dead all up & down the east coast, so he was excited. If you're down with experimental film (we're talking major avant garde / art-house stuff here), you'd probably dig this place.

How ironic? CCSF decided to name their Noe campus Castro/Valencia. Perhaps they're trying to hide…read morethe place and keep non-Noe types out? Noe is so clicky like that, everyone has a stroller, a dog or one of those baby pouch/sling things. Well haha you stroller-pushers I found it and I'm not leaving. I've been taking classes here for the past three years of my SF life. This may be my longest SF relationship if you don't count my on/off affair with Craigslist. That's an affair with CL not people found on CL. I like my men in my bed and not on my screen, thank you very much. Why does the Noe campus rock big time? 1. They mainly offer languages courses so if you're a language nerd like me you can certainly get your foreign on while eyeing cuties who are either linguaphiles, globe trotters or plain simple culture snobs. 2. There's a PTA run snack bar that helps raises money for junoir high SFers who are going abroad. 3. Professor Morel works there and she is one of the best teachers I have ever had, trust me I know the education sh*t. 4. The classes are uber cheap. That's right, twenty bucks per unit. 5. You can register online and never visit the Phelan office if you're a continuing education student. 6. Free parking-get there early for the first few weeks before the mass exodus of the drop-outs. So there goes my 100th yelp which was defintely something dear to my heart.

Would be 5 stars except for the shitty attitude of the well-marbled registration lady who refused…read moreto help me check the status of an important message I left for my instructor. It is 2009 and homey does not use email nor does he have a direct line on which I may contact him. According to all relevant sources (i.e the City College website) the only way of getting said professor information before the commencement of class was to call the Castro/Valencia main number and leave a message. I did just that and simply wanted to confirm the message was received and delivered. I'm sorry I made more work for you. I'm sorry that my request managed to ruffle your feathers to such an extent that you had to do the whole ghetto eye roll, huffing and puffing bit. It must be tough in your world. Despite my previous paragraph of bitching, I do love this campus. The site supervisors are nice and HELPFUL. Castro/Valencia consistently has the classes I want to take, and best of all it is a 5 minutes walk from my house. Score.

Sad to see this location go, but happy to hear of another exciting one close by!…read more Method Made SF was a great pop up and the dopest store / art gallery on the block!The location was right next to a coffee shop, where you could sip on your drink while gazing at wonderful and unique works of art! A hidden gem, this place offered entertainment for the artistic and creatives! They sold artwork, merch, and apparel! Truly one of a kind pieces that showcase the true meaning of community, art, and passion! My bf loves his long sleeve that he bought, and I see their stickers everywhere! They really go the distance! Service is top notch hospitality and authenticity, and the value and quality of the pieces are timeless and embody true small business core values!

So...I was walking to a friend's birthday meet up in the Mission, and passed by this little gallery…read morewith a coffee shop in the front of it. The chalkboard sign caught my attention, and I kept walking...until I thought: why not go meander around inside? I kinda lucked out! Randomly ran into the creator of Tod the Bunny. He was super friendly and briefly walked me through his art. After that, Patrick who owns the shop (runs it/created the space), was super kind to walk me through everything being displayed. He talked about Tod the Bunny's inspiration wall, and I took a sticker home with me (he might have known about my secret sticker obsession). There was a wonderful showing in memoriam to Paul Escolar, and funds are being raised to help his family. Pieces he designed for Freehand Yo Yo were on display, too. Super informative, and broadened my appreciation for the lost artist. I loved the mock ups for a variety of gear with their many artist collaborations. It was a clean space, that really displayed a vibrant collection of hand-picked local Bay artists. And I liked hearing about the special pen collabs, because I geek out over pens like I'm back in Jr. High. There's nothing like finding that perfectly flowing ink pen that harmonizes with every stroke you make, and even makes you love your mistakes. Highly recommend checking this spot out. I'll have to come back and try the coffee, too. I might be a little partial because 1. I saw some cool vest made from a TJ's bag, or 2. I recognized 2 of the artists works in the gallery. It's like a gentle hug from the universe telling me to continue following your intuition: inspiration and satisfaction are out there to be discovered.

I have been to several CCSF College Campuses like John Adam's Campus, Phelan Campus, Chinatown…read moreCampus, Mission Campus... The one thing that I like about this campus it's because it's surrounded by a lot of Mĕxìĉãń Řěśťàùŕàñťś that makes Śùpèŕ Ɓùŕřìťòś they also have some Ćĥìñêśè Fòőđ, & Ìťãĺìãñ Fòôđ Ťĥãť Mãķèś Pìźžâ... And the class that I am taking is Healthy Choice which is a class what I get to do is do some exercise like Qi Gong, Zumba, Dancing... & Exc Not Only That I Also Had A Chance To Make A Red Colored Mickey Mouse Shaped Pancake!!!!!

My class for English 96 & 1B were held here during spring 2010 & 2011. This is one of City College…read moreof San Francisco's campuses, it is quieter than the main campus. Their library looks very neat, I also do wish that I was able to take all of my classes here. If you are coming in through the 22nd St & Bartlett St entrance, feel free to visit the cafe for a little something to eat and drink. The cafe is just a short walk from the Mission Campus bookstore and they are both facing Bartlett St. Parking*: street metered parking / garage parking *Good luck looking for a spot to park your car if you do drive here. Public Transportation: - 14 Mission - 49 Van Ness / Mission - 14L Mission Limited* - 12 Folsom / Pacific* - 48 Quintara 24th Street* - 67 Bernal Heights* - BART* @ 24th St & Mission www.sfmta.com and www.bart.gov are the websites to refer to for nearby transit information.

Took the 3-hour Saturday Drop-in Improv class & kicked off a fun weekend…read more It was getting-to-know-each-other warmup activities, a chain of imagination exercises, and some actual 2- and 3-person *scenes* muhfuhs. The pressure, the pressure. Lol nah it was a great time & lots of laughs. Totally beginner friendly. Definitely felt longer than 3 hours. #thatswhatshesaid Their south campus I went to is a smallish mazeish set of rooms with several levels of classes meeting simultaneously; make sure you're in the right room.