8 | 9 - cHEERS! hAPPY hOUR!
4:00 PM-6:00 PM 09/12/2019 https://nextvillagesf.org/event/cheers-happy-hour/2019-12-09/
| 10 - BINGO!
7:00 PM-9:00 PM 10/12/2019 https://nextvillagesf.org/event/bingo/2019-12-10/ BINGO – @ The Selesian Boys’ and Girls’ Club. Hosted by the Selesian’s, Telegraph Hill Dweller, & NEXT Village SF Tuesday, December 10th 7-9 pm 680 Filbert (Auditorium) BYO snacks and drinks. The Club will provide coffee, tea, water. Registration begins at 6pm. Opens at 7. Admission is free but you will need to buy in for Bingo cards.
$20. For a pack of six Bingo cards, (10 games played)
$10. For additional 6-pack cards (half off)
$5. For each additional Strip Bingo games
$2. Each for daubers.
The bigger the crowd, the bigger the payout! Good luck!
More info: Randy DeMartini 415-397-3068 rdmartini@salesianclub.org
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11:30 AM-1:00 PM 11/12/2019 Lunch with the Bunch – Meet up with Village friends and enjoy a delicious meal and good company at one of our favorite restaurants in the neighborhood, Caffe Sapore!
Wed 12 / 11 / 2019 at 11:30AM – 1PM
Caffe Sapore, 790 Lombard St.
RSVP requested: https://nextsf.helpfulvillage.com/events/752 - Sid’s Salon- Sid keeps the classic films coming!
6:00 PM-9:00 PM 11/12/2019 Sid’s Salon – Sid keeps the classic films coming!
The New World –– U.S. Terrence Malick Malle 2005, 172 minutes Wednesday, December 11, 6:00pm. Address given with RSVP. Sid Says: I first saw this wonder filled Malick film when it came out, then watched it again at home. What most impressed me both times was the film’s opening: the arrival of the full-sailed English ships in the small bay where Jamestown was established, watched by Native Americans hiding in the grass, mystified and terrified by the ghostly ships. What followed was both tense with anticipation of violence and amusing as the heavily armored English and the ferociously painted Algonquin touch each other with curiosity and apprehension. Malick holds this scene for what seems like an hour, the tension thick, the emotions intense between these two peoples, strange and unknown to each other. Even more strange for Pocohantas was the world she was introduced to ultimately by John Rolfe (Christian Bale). Malick brought Native Americans from all over the country to the shooting site, which was as close as possible geographically to the location of the original Jamestown settlement, and had them study the dialect of Algonquin was used by Native Americans on the central east coast. He also built a replica of the original settlement using wood only from the local trees. As a result, and because of Malick’s directorial genius, we are transported in time back to the original Jamestown, located in an inlet off Chesapeake Bay. It is an astonishing recreation of a place from the past. But it is also a poetic depiction of what happens between two peoples (men and women?) who are completely unknown to each other. Through Emmanuel Lubezki’s always-moving camera, and characters who say more in narration than they do in dialogue, the film creates a dreamlike meditation on centuries old human emotions––from fear to trust to suspicion to betrayal. And also to love. After a wonderful scene in which Pocahontas (O’orianka Kilcher) and John Smith (Colin Farrell) teach each other words, Smith draws closer to Pocahontas’ people. Malick uses Smith’s words spoken directly to us to poetically express his feelings––our feelings?––for the beautiful young woman, certainly, and for much more perhaps. “Love, shall we deny it when it visits us? Shall we not take what we are given? There is only this. All else is unreal.” As with many of Malick’s later works, this film is an experience you must enter, letting it carry you through its scenes of fierce reality and magical poetry. RSVP: https://nextsf.helpfulvillage.com/events/764
| 12 - Salesforce Tour
11:00 AM-12:00 PM 12/12/2019 https://nextvillagesf.org/event/salesforce-tour-full/2019-12-12/
| 13 - Annual Holiday Lunch
11:30 AM-2:00 PM 13/12/2019 Members & Volunteers, Please join us for
NEXT’S Annual Holiday Lunch Friday, December 13th, 11:30-2pm Joe DiMaggio Clubhouse – 651 Lombard Street. Join us for our annual Soup & Salad Holiday Lunch. Let’s come together to break bread and delicious soup from Green in the Marina, plus side salads and sweets. Hosted again by our friends at AMSI(Bringing creativity to Real Estate, and love and support to NEXT Village SF!). Look to AMSI for Corporate and flexible lease term furnished rentals, Unfurnished long-term rentals, Relocation, Real estate sales, and Property management. - CALIFORNIA BACH SOCIETY – CHRISTMAS IN THE AMERICAS
8:00 PM-10:00 PM 13/12/2019 CALIFORNIA BACH SOCIETY – CHRISTMAS IN THE AMERICAS St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 1111 O’Farrell RSVP required to obtain ticket: https://nextsf.helpfulvillage.com/events/1166 or 415-888-2868. Doors open 30 minutes prior to performance.
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15 | 16 | 17 - Death Café – Circle of Sharing
1:00 PM-2:45 PM 17/12/2019 https://nextvillagesf.org/event/death-cafe-circle-of-sharing/2019-12-17/ COME MEET NEW DEATH CAFÉ FACILITATOR, SUE TRUTH IRWIN Sue Truth Irwin is a Metaphysical Minister and Transformational Therapist residing in San Francisco. She has always been spiritually oriented and interested in people living their best lives including both the tragedies and the treasures! It is important to her to support people to find their serenity including around grief and death issues. Check out her work at: www.theevoacademy.com Death Café – Circle of Sharing –Tuesday, December 17th, 1-2:45pm North Beach Library, 850 Columbus Avenue A unique opportunity to share what’s on your mind regarding this often-unspoken subject. It’s not morbid, we promise! Death Café’s(http://deathcafe.com/what/) have been steadily gaining fans. At Death Cafe people, often strangers, gather to eat cake, drink tea and discuss death. A Death Cafe is a group directed discussion of death with no agenda, objectives or themes.
Note:A Death Café is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counseling session. https://nextsf.helpfulvillage.com/events/790
| 18 | 19 | 20 - Technology Teach-In featuring Harrison
1:00 PM-2:45 PM 20/12/2019 https://nextvillagesf.org/event/technology-teach-in-featuring-harrison/2019-12-20/ We are carrying on with Hope’s Technology Teach-in’s. Featuring new volunteer, Harrison Ravazzolo Friday, December 20, 1-2:30pm Technology Support – phones, i-Pads, tablets, email, etc. North Beach Library, 850 Columbus Avenue, Downstairs Teen Room. Bring your devices and passwords. Members only. RSVP required https://nextsf.helpfulvillage.com/events/1143 or 415-888-2868. - Curious about your family history? Then join NEXT and Head Librarian Richard Lee, for Genealogy and Family History Research!
1:00 PM-3:00 PM 20/12/2019 https://nextvillagesf.org/event/curious-about-your-family-history-then-join-next-and-head-librarian-richard-lee-for-genealogy-and-family-history-research/2019-12-20/ Friday, December 20th, 1-3pm, North Beach Library- 850 Columbus Learn how to conduct genealogical research and find people using billions of records of U.S. census data, vital records, directories, photos and records. Taught by Richard Lee, North Beach Branch Library Manager, and certified smart person on this subject! Bring your photos of people you are looking for or wondering about and Richard can help you set the stage for where/when the photo might have been taken! This is a special presentation for us! RSVP at https://nextsf.helpfulvillage.com/events/1155-genealogy-research or call 415-888-2868
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