"In the final days of summer—September 10-20, 2026—Flower Piano will fill San Francisco Botanical Garden with music for everybody.

Flower Piano invites you to explore the Botanical Garden’s plant collections as you seek out 12 pianos spread across 55-acres. Enjoy scheduled professional and community partner performances at each piano—as well as open play for all—reflecting a range of genres, ages, and cultures."

I am a big fan of ArtSpan's Open Studios program. This year's opening can be found here at their Web site.

Imagine a Vital Downtown

Vacant to Vibrant transforms downtown vacancies into vibrant communities, shaped by local participation. 

You bring the ideas

If you’re a small business, artist, or organization that knows San Francisco and its people, we want to hear your ideas for pop-ups downtown.

We handle logistics

Our team works with the city and local property owners to secure storefronts, permits, and grants to fund your pop-up — and make the process as easy as possible.

Together, we re-energize downtown

We can bring vibrancy back downtown together. With your support, we can transform storefront vacancies into vibrant communities, shaped by local participation.

The Web Design Museum is dedicated to historic Web designs. Here is their "about" page:

Our mission

The main goal of the Web Design Museum project is the mapping of past trends in web design that have been prevalent on the Internet from the creation of the first web site in 1991 until the mid-2000s. Our goal is to preserve the creative legacy of millennium web designers for future generations, because Internet users in 2030 will have little idea how unique the design of 2003 web sites was.

Our team

Petr Kovář

He is the founder of the Web Design Museum project and a computer historian as its initial profession. He started using the Internet back in 1996 and has been fascinated by it ever since.

Ondřej Letocha

The chief programmer of the project without whose dedicated work and excellent programming skills Web Design Museum would never become the reality.

The Web Design Museum is dedicated to historic Web designs. Here is their "about" page:

Our mission

The main goal of the Web Design Museum project is the mapping of past trends in web design that have been prevalent on the Internet from the creation of the first web site in 1991 until the mid-2000s. Our goal is to preserve the creative legacy of millennium web designers for future generations, because Internet users in 2030 will have little idea how unique the design of 2003 web sites was.

Our team

Petr Kovář

He is the founder of the Web Design Museum project and a computer historian as its initial profession. He started using the Internet back in 1996 and has been fascinated by it ever since.

Ondřej Letocha

The chief programmer of the project without whose dedicated work and excellent programming skills Web Design Museum would never become the reality.

The Web Design Museum is dedicated to historic Web designs. Here is their "about" page:

Our mission

The main goal of the Web Design Museum project is the mapping of past trends in web design that have been prevalent on the Internet from the creation of the first web site in 1991 until the mid-2000s. Our goal is to preserve the creative legacy of millennium web designers for future generations, because Internet users in 2030 will have little idea how unique the design of 2003 web sites was.

Our team

Petr Kovář

He is the founder of the Web Design Museum project and a computer historian as its initial profession. He started using the Internet back in 1996 and has been fascinated by it ever since.

Ondřej Letocha

The chief programmer of the project without whose dedicated work and excellent programming skills Web Design Museum would never become the reality.

The annual San Francisco Art Book Fair is this weekend. It looks like a must-attend kind of affair. I'd provide a URL, but the posting keeps getting filtered out. You'll have to search for it yourself using a search engine.

I tried to edit the icon and banner for a community, but they did not keep. Is there a way to save uploaded images?