Mission Dolores Park, San Francisco

Mission Dolores

The oldest building in San Francisco and one of the many Spanish missions in California, the white, intricately decorated towers of Mission Dolores tower over the neighborhood

Artists' Television Access

A nonprofit educational group and screening venue for independent film and video

The Castro District

The Castro District in Eureka Valley was one of the first gay neighborhoods in the United States, and continues to be a beacon in the fight for equal rights of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community

The Marsh Theatre

A breeding ground for new performance, playwriting workshops, performances, a youth program, and classes

Roxie Cinema

An independent art-film theatre, with some of the best features shown in the country

Mission District

Named for the Spanish evangelical Mission San Francisco de Asis, the Mission District was once the working-class neighborhood of San Francisco and home to Latin American immigrant families

Randall Museum

A small but fun children's museum with several interactive exhibits, including live animals, a science exhibit, a toddler play area, and a railroad exhibit which includes a model railroad layout which is open on Saturdays

Duboce Park

The N Judah streetcar travels along the perimeter of the park and stops at the intersection of Noe Street and Duboce Street

Linc Art Gallery

Lincart exhibits contemporary fine art and design at their gallery

Painted Ladies