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3200 California (at Presidio) San Francisco, CA 94118

415-515-1233

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Best Recreation/Learning Center
Award Winner 2005

Hours: Sun 7am-8pm, Tue-Sat 5:30am-10pm

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1934: Year of Battles, Bridges and Bloodshed

7:30 p.m. June 12

Daniel Bacon, author, historian, and Barbary Coast Trail creator, describes the events leading up to the 1934 waterfront strike, led by Harry Bridges.

2005 | Best Recreation/Learning Center

3200 California (at Presidio), 292-1200, www.jccsf.org After reopening last spring, the JCCSF, as it's affectionately known, startled regulars with the size of its new $60 million recreation and learning center, a three-story brick monolith on California Street. The schedule of activities is as thick as a college catalog, with just as many classes. There's a full spa, a gym, and two pools; classes and lectures on Jewish life and culture; as well as a long list of art, dance, cooking,... More »

Moshe Kasher Is Crazy Funny ... um, Literally

By Jonathan Kiefer | Mon, April 2, 2012

Consider how much mileage Moshe Kasher gets from just the title of his new memoir. It's called Kasher in the Rye: The True Tale of a White Boy from Oakland Who Became a Drug Addict, Criminal, Mental P... More »
Crazy Funny

By : Jonathan Kiefer | Wed, March 28, 2012

Consider how much mileage Moshe Kasher gets from just the title of his new memoir. It’s called Kasher in the Rye: The True Tale of a White Boy from Oakland Who Became a Drug Addict, Criminal, Mental Patient, and Then Turned 16. Lots, right? And on... More »
Beyond the Big Show

By Tamara Palmer | Wed, March 07, 2012

San Francisco Chronicle columnist Scott Ostler typically provides opinion and perspective on all sectors of pro and college sports, but tonight he turns his attention to America’s pastime for a local history lesson. The Giants brought Major League... More »
Readers, Meet Writers

By Heidi De Vries | Wed, February 22, 2012

Paper or plastic. Creamy or crunchy. White or wheat. Regular or decaf. Some choices are easier to make, especially when it comes to choosing which talks to attend on BookFest Sunday, with its impressive lineup of established and emerging writers. ... More »
A Couple on the Rocks

By Michael Fox | Wed, February 15, 2012

Well-dressed, well-lubricated urbanites Nick and Nora Charles made their first screen appearance in 1934 in The Thin Man, personifying a uniquely upper-crust, down-to-earth breed of New York fauna. Trading caustic-but-loving bon mots while knockin... More »
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