Our next meet‑up is October 10th at 2 pm, hosted by SF Urban Riders, an organization dedicated to expanding off‑road cycling opportunities and building a city‑wide trail network where people of all ages and abilities can experience nature by bike.

SF Urban Riders traverse the trails at Laguna Honda Open Space

We’ll gather at the Laguna Honda Community Trail System for a relaxed afternoon outdoors, starting with a walking site tour led by SF Urban Riders. It’s a chance to see firsthand how thoughtful trail design and stewardship support both riders and the broader community.

Come early if you’d like: You’re also invited to join SF Urban Riders’ monthly trail and habitat stewardship event at 9 am that same morning. It’s a great way to get hands‑on with the space before the meet‑up.
More info: https://sfurbanriders.org/laguna-honda-hospital-project/

Wild roses along the trail at Laguna Honda Open Space

After the tour, we’ll hang out, share snacks, and continue the conversation.

Bring:

  • Snacks to share

  • Your own beverage

  • Comfortable shoes for the walk

Come explore one of our partner sites and connect with the people shaping San Francisco’s public spaces. RSVP today!

In Case You Missed It

The SF Standard recently profiled the Public Space Collective and our work across San Francisco. Read the article here.

Save the Date: November 14

We’re also planning a special session on November 14th focused on strengthening volunteer organizations and navigating partnerships with DPW and SFRPD.

This event will dig into the keys to running a successful volunteer group, including:

  • Interacting with public and private landowners

  • Understanding insurance needs

  • Structuring your group for long‑term success

  • Troubleshooting real‑world challenges

Bring your problems, questions, and sticky situations! We’ll workshop them together.

Feedback

If you attended the 8/30 event, please take the short feedback survey or simply reply to this email so we can keep improving these gatherings.

In community,

The SF Public Space Collective team