SF Children & Nature
San Francisco Children & Nature
Join SF Public Library to make a bird feeder from recycled materials. For ages 5 and up. Space limited. Thursday, 8/22/2024 from 3pm-4pm at the Excelsior Library Meeting Room Email to reserve your spot: excmgr@sfpl.org Click here for more information >>
The Randall Museum is hosting a special day of creative crafting activities for the whole family. Every corner of the museum will be bustling with fun seasonal projects to make […]
Come out for a fun day at the Candlesticks Community Garden for a fun and creative event while surrounded by beautiful greenery. Let your imagination run wild as you paint […]
Do you want to take climate action, one boba cup at a time? Join SF Environment this Plastic-Free July for Climate Talks, a two-part discussion about reuse, led by youth speakers and advocates! Each session covers reuse and climate action. Part one kicks off with a fun and thought-provoking discussion on how your favorite drinks can be […]
Join SF Environment for part two of Climate Talks: Reuse Revolution, a discussion about tackling the plastic pollution crisis, featuring experts in reuse policy making. Whether or not you made it to part one, you’re welcome to jump in and be part of the conversation! Part two will explore how reuse is a powerful tool in fighting climate […]
Come in costume and join in the fun at the Randall Museum’s annual Family Halloween Day. Inside and out, the Randall will be filled with Halloween delights and monster mischief. Enjoy games, crafts, activities, creepy critters, and costume awards. Fun for little monsters of all ages. Live entertainment by Luke Schwartz Trio and Brian Scott […]
SF Children & Nature is part of the national Cities Connecting Children to Nature (CCCN) initiative and is working to address the disparities in nature access along socioeconomic and racial lines to ensure all children have the opportunity to play, learn and grow in the outdoors.
We're building a network of nature and play advocates.
(415) 298-7532
info@sfchildrennature.org