Past Events

A special sneak preview and reception is being held for “Judging Juries,” a 22-minute documentary film by Peabody award-winning filmmaker Abby Ginzberg. It focuses on the urgent need to diversify juries in criminal trials in the U.S. and current efforts underway to make meaningful improvements to the jury system in California that include Asm Ting's bills. Please RSVP by Monday, September 25th.

• 5:00 PM Doors Open 
• 5:30-6:30 PM Documentary Sneak Preview and Panel
• 6:30-7:00 PM Reception with light refreshments 

Panel

Immediately following the short film will be a panel discussion featuring those on the front lines of the fight for more fair and diverse juries, including:

• Assemblymember Phil Ting
• San Francisco Public Defender Mano Raju
• San Francisco Treasurer José Cisneros
• San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins
• Former juror Gamage Carter
• Retired Judge Brenda Harbin-Forte

Public Transit: 

• BART (16th Street Station)
• MUNI: 22, 14, 14R, 33, 49 & J (walk from Mission High); K, L, M & N (walk from Market/Church station)

Assemblymember Phil Ting invites you to join your friends and neighbors for a casual conversation over coffee and breakfast, available on a first come, first serve basis. Drop by to share your thoughts on community and legislative matters important to you. 

Food and beverages provided at no taxpayer expense

Accessible by N Judah and Muni Bus Routes 5, 7, 28, 43.

Join Assemblymember Phil Ting alongside District 1 Supervisor Connie Chan for the 7th Annual Richmond District Autumn Moon Festival on Clement Street in San Francisco.

A partnership with the Community Youth Center, Richmond Neighborhood Center and the Clement Street Merchants Association makes it possible to bring the community together to celebrate with lion dances, mooncakes and more.

Autumn Moon is a harvest festival that has united families throughout Asia for over 1,000 years. The celebration will showcase cultural performances and community partners for an exciting day of free entertainment and resources. Government and community organizations focusing on issues such as food security, affordable housing, and mental health will provide resources and information to youth, seniors and more. Be sure to catch the bunny contest! Categories include: Best in Show, Most Talented, Best Costume and Bunny/Pet Owner Look-Alike.

Come and experience a taste of the true cultural diversity of the Richmond.

Accessible by Muni Bus routes 1, 28, 38, 38R, 43.

Come hear a presentation about the California State Budget, then give feedback that’ll help shape our next priorities.

Event is accessible by multiple Muni routes, as well as Golden Gate Transit and BART. Due to limited parking, we strongly recommend using public transit.

If you’re looking to do something in the community, I invite you to join my team on Saturday, April 22, to volunteer with the Golden Gate Audubon Society. From 10 a.m. to noon, we will work to restore the habitat at Golden Gate Park’s North Lake, removing invasive plants and maintaining the gardens for migrating birds.

The event is accessible by Muni routes 5 and 18

Let’s meet at Chain of Lakes Drive & John F Kennedy Drive.

It’s the Year of the Rabbit! Please join Assemblymember Phil Ting, State Treasurer Fiona Ma, State Controller Malia Cohen, State Senator Scott Wiener, Assemblymember Matt Haney, and State Board of Equalization Member Sally Lieber for a Lunar New Year celebration. Following a short program with opening remarks from your hosts, there will be live entertainment and dim sum provided to the first 250 attendees. 

The event will include free entertainment, snack boxes and tea. By gathering as a community, we strengthen our bonds for a better future of peace, prosperity and health. I hope to see you there!

*Note: All visitors must go through security & metal detectors at the entrance.

It has been an honor serving Assembly District 19 since 2012. The 2023-24 Legislative session is my sixth and final term. I’m continuing to work on strengthening the state’s economy in a way that prioritizes education, housing/homelessness, the environment and other pressing needs. Please attend my January 7th Community Coffee to share your ideas and give me feedback on how we can work together to address these issues over the next two years.

I hope you can join me in shaping our state’s future.

Please use public transit.  The Geneva Car Barn is conveniently located near the Balboa Park BART Station and MUNI lines J, K, M, 14, 43 and 49

Assemblymember Phil Ting invites you to a Community Town Hall at the California Academy of Sciences.* Come discuss and learn about recent legislation or the state budget and share any legislative concerns or questions important to you and the community over breakfast and coffee.

Town halls are a unique opportunity to connect in person and everyone is welcome. Please invite your friends and neighbors. Breakfast is free to the first 100 attendees.

Public transit strongly encouraged because of the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival all weekend. The Town Hall is accessible by N Judah and Muni Bus Routes 5, 7, 28, 43. You can also bike and park your bicycle on Music Concourse Drive.

*Please note: If you If you ARE POSITIVE FOR COVID-19 or exhibit symptoms associated with COVID on Saturday, we ask that you refrain from attending, even if you test negative.

Join Assemblymember Phil Ting alongside District 1 Supervisor Connie Chan for the 6th Annual Richmond District on Clement Street in San Francisco’s inner Richmond District.

A partnership with the Community Youth Center, Richmond Neighborhood Center and the Clement Street Merchants Association makes it possible to bring the community together to celebrate with lion dances, mooncakes and more.

Autumn Moon is a harvest festival that has united families throughout Asia for over 1,000 years. For the Year of the Tiger, the celebration will showcase cultural performances and community partners for an exciting day of free entertainment and resources. Government and community organizations focusing on issues such as food security, affordable housing, and mental health will provide resources and information to youth, seniors and more.

Come and experience a taste of the true cultural diversity of the Richmond.

Accessible by Muni Bus routes 1, 28, 38R, 43.

Please join me and multi-generations of people as we honor the past and march with hope for the future in the annual San Francisco Pride Celebration and Parade.

With the current national climate that encourages suspicion and distrust of “others,” it is important now more than ever that we come together to celebrate diversity in our community.

This year's Pride Parade will take place on Sunday, June 26, 2022.

The parade route begins south of Market Street (close to the Embarcadero MUNI/BART station and the Transbay Terminal) and runs to the San Francisco Civic Center. We will be meeting at 10:30 a.m. in the Financial District; once Pride Parade organizers notify me of the precise meeting location, I will send the information to those who RSVP.  Friends marching with us will receive a commemorative t-shirt and make great memories!  

Please invite your friends and family. Lunch will be served at an outdoor reception, co-hosted by your San Francisco delegation: me, Senator Scott Wiener and Assemblymember Matt Haney. Location will be provided to marchers at the end of the parade. ** UPDATE: RSVPs to the post parade lunch reception are now closed. However, you can still still march with us. Please call the office at 415-557-2312, Mon-Friday, 9:00 am - 5 pm, to be added to that list.**

I look forward to seeing you all on June 26!