During this educational Medicare presentation, you will learn: what Original Medicare is and how it works; what Medicare Part A, B and D are and what they cover; when to register and what to be aware of to avoid possible penalties; the two options for additional coverage: Medicare Supplement plans and Medicare Advantage plans.
Join local preservationist and Victorian Alliance of San Francisco's past president Rob Thomson on a journey through Glen Park's history, and a look at how to celebrate the neighborhood's unique architecture in the future. Rob Thomson is trained as an archaeologist and historic preservation planner. He has worked for the Presidio Trust in San Francisco since 2006 and currently manages the agency’s historic preservation and cultural resources program as its Federal Preservation Officer.
Learn the Personal Insight Questions (PIQ) process, including basic requirements and questions. Brainstorm examples and experiences to help with essay development. For 9th–12th graders who live or attend school in San Francisco. Reservations required with Study Smart Tutors.
Celebrate Stairways of San Francisco Month with Alexandra Kenin, creator of the SF Stairway project as well as bay area hiking books, and Mary Burk, author of Stairway Walks in San Francisco which is is about to enter its tenth edition. Moderated by Liz Novoa, @sfstaircasequeen on Instagram. The originator of Burnside Mural+, Renee Burger, will also be available to answer questions about San Francisco's newest tiled stairway. Linger after the talk to engage with the presenters.
All programs are free, supported by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library, and no registration necessary unless otherwise noted. For questions about the program or help registering, contact (415) 355-2858.
All SFPL locations are wheelchair accessible. For accommodations (such as ASL), call (415) 557-4557 or contact accessibility@sfpl.org. Requesting at least 3 business days in advance will help ensure availability.
Glen Park Branch Library 2825 Diamond St. San Francisco, California 94131 (415) 355-2858 sfpl.org