WalkSF: Mean Streets, Green Streets: SOMA Walk
From WalkSF:
Some SOMA alleyways are becoming pedestrian walkways, calm refuges from wide roads and fast traffic. Explore where these and other fixes could help make it easier for people to walk to parks and open space.
We’ll walk the alleys, visit a park and beautiful community gardens, and think about how to make central urban neighborhoods like this one greener, safer, and more welcoming for everyone.
Optional outdoor wine-tasting to follow! RSVP Here
Co-sponsored by SF Planning Department’s Green Connections project and in partnership with the Southern Station Community Police Advisory Board.
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