​SPECIAL GUEST STARS for May 30

​@11am Thinkwalk Guided Tour with Joel Pomerantz

​How did SF become what it is now? Special guest Joel Pomerantz will lead us on a tour to find answers. "People say going on a Thinkwalk changes the way they see San Francisco." Departs at 11:15am.

​@9-11am FUTURE Park at Treat North with GreeningProjects

​Special guest Jorge Romero-Lozano, Friends of Treat and GreeningProjects.org will be presenting plaza designs for a proposed Treat Plaza North plaza during this activation Thu May 30 9-11am. Join us for coffee and share you feedback for the FUTURE of Treat in the context provided by the historical TREAT PAST PRESENT FUTURE exhibit.

​About Treat PAST PRESENT FUTURE Series

​Learn about the historic waterways and ecosystem that lived beneath the asphalt we see today in the heart of the Northeast Mission District.

​This limited-time open-air museum display features dozens of historic prints, photographs, maps, and a comprehensive history of the land beneath Treat Plaza.

​About Treat Plaza

​Treat Plaza is in the Northeast Mission Industrial Neighborhood, situated on top of the historic tidal wetlands and Mission Creek which served as home for Ramaytush Ohlone people for thousands of years before Spanish settlement.

​The Exhibit

​Ranging from prehistoric times to First People, Spanish and United States colonization, and recent history of industrial growth, learn about how your favorite City came to be through interpretive panels and on-site Q&A from local historians.

​Supported by Into the Streets and the Sierra Club SF Group, this is a unique moment in time to consider our past ahead of a billion-dollar project to dig up the Northeast Mission District to put in a new sewer line.

​What should Treat look like in the future? Come share your ideas.

​Artists and Historians:

• ​​Elizabeth Creely - local historian and green space advocate

• ​Sam Conkling - materials artist and carpenter

• ​Kieran Farr - green infrastructure activist

​Partners and Sponsors:

• ​We wish to thank Into the Streets and Sierra Club SF for their contribution to this project.

• ​Treat Plaza programming is made possible with support from the SF Public Works, SF Planning Department, SF Office of Economic & Workforce Development.

• ​Into The Streets is the on the ground partner helping community members bring their art, culture and fun into the plaza, with fiscal sponsorship provided by the nonprofit Livable City.

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