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Community Celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. & Supervisor Malia Cohen
January 15, 2011

On Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Birthday, the community comes together to support new leadership.  Supervisor Malia Cohen is trekking in the steps of service as Dr. King indicated everyone should do.  "Everyone can serve,"  Dr. King said.

Please join us at the Bayview Opera House for a

Community Appreciation Event with Supervisor Malia Cohen!

Food, fun and entertainment for the whole family. Kids welcome!

Supervisors Maxwell and Cohen

Saturday, January 15, 2011

12:00 - 3:00 p.m.

Program 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.

Free and open to the public

Left: Supervisors Maxwell and Cohen enjoy a moment together at the Bayview Opera House 2010 Tree Lighting event


Please contact Eddie McCaffrey with any questions:
eddie@calgroupinc.com or (415) 692-3556.

 

The Bayview Opera House is supported in part by a grant from the San Francisco Arts Commission. Additional funds are needed at this time to support our DARE-TO-DREAM ARTS program that provides arts education to children and youth in the Bayview Hunters Point Community.

Please support us by making a contribution NOW!

San Francisco Arts Commission


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