Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center

Register NEXT WEEK for the Spring Session of our FREE Adult Evening Classes!

pmontgomery — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 13:42:50 -0800

SNBC's Adult Evening Program includes classes in art, dance, yoga, English literacy, computers, and Intermediate Photoshop and Introduction to Film Photography as new class offerings for the Spring!

Registration is this week:
March 15th - 19th, 10:00am - 5:00pm
Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center Office
3925 Noriega Street (at 46th Ave)

All Classes are held at:
A.P. Giannini Middle School
3151 Ortega Street (at 38th Ave).

ALL STUDENTS WILL BE CHOSEN BY LOTTERY!

For more information, please call 415.759.3690
or contact Patrick Montgomery, Evening Program Coordinator.

Please download both the English and Chinese Evening Program flyer (PDF) here.

6th Annual SNBC Community Film Festival - Join Us!

echiem — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 12:21:28 -0800

Please join the Sunset Neighborhood Beacon Center as we celebrate the diversity, creativity and vision of our filmmakers at the:

6th Annual SNBC Community Film Festival
Friday, March 5, 2010
7:00 - 9:00 pm

Ulloa Elementary School Auditorium
2650 – 42nd Avenue (entrance on Vicente Street)
San Francisco, CA 94116

Click here to see the flyer and film descriptions.

To see pictures from last year's 5th Annual SNBC Community Film Festival, click here.

This event is FREE. Everyone is welcome--bring a friend!

Films will be followed by a reception with refreshments.
Films are appropriate for all ages - please see flyer for more information.
Digital media screened at this event has been produced by SNBC program participants and community contributors.

SNBC's Founder and Director is interviewed on Comcast Newsmakers

echiem — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 15:15:29 -0800

SNBC's Founder and Director, Michael Funk, was recently invited to appear on Comcast Newsmakers. Comcast Newsmakers is a professionally-produced 5-minute news interview program that can be seen on CNN Headline News in Bay Area communities. The programs feature government and community leaders interviewed by veteran broadcast journalists, and the interviews fit seamlessly into the Headline News rotation.

In this interview, Michael explains the current state of funding for afterschool programs and discusses the importance that afterschool programs play in expanding learning opportunities for youth in safe, engaging, and nurturing environments. Michael also highlights the skills and learning that will be showcased at SNBC's upcoming 6th annual Community Film Festival.

Thank you to Comcast for its partnership and funding support to SNBC.

To watch the interview, please click here.