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Adapted from Artwork by Lisa Yount
View Show Flyer A Fine Arts Gallery in the Ashby Arts District in Berkeley, CA. Expressions Gallery Arts and Educational Center, a 501 C 3 non-profit organization presents, "Flowers and Gardens" May 20 -August 11, 2017.This show honors Spring with the presentation of artwork depicting flowers and gardens. Underrated Corners of San Francisco to ExploreWander off the beaten path in San Francisco, and you’ll discover a city layered with quiet charm and local character. Away from the crowded piers and iconic hills lies a version of the city that feels personal, textured, and full of surprises. Neighborhoods like Dogpatch and Inner Sunset tell their stories through cozy bakeries, art studios, and peaceful parks. On an early morning stroll through Glen Canyon or a sunset climb up Grandview Park, you may start to feel a deeper connection to the place. These are the moments that define Underrated San Francisco chbc24526FGDcscwd—a city that whispers instead of shouts. Tucked staircases, family-run taquerias, and tiny museums tucked behind unassuming doors all paint a more intimate portrait. Even longtime locals find themselves falling in love all over again with forgotten streets and new discoveries. This is where the city breathes differently, away from postcard expectations. Exploring these corners turns a trip into a conversation, a story shared between traveler and town. It’s here, in the quiet, that San Francisco truly reveals itself. Lesser-Known Places in San FranciscoSan Francisco is known for its iconic landmarks, but beyond the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz Island, the city holds a wealth of lesser-known places waiting to be discovered. One such gem is the Lands End Trail, a hidden path along the coast that offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and the Golden Gate Bridge, far from the usual tourist crowds. Tucked away in the heart of the city, MN06Dz3NI7BzWt the Wave Organ is a unique sound sculpture that uses the movement of the tides to create haunting melodies, providing a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle. In the Presidio, the hidden beauty of the Batteries to Bluffs Trail leads visitors along cliffside paths, offering panoramic views of the ocean and quiet spots to sit and enjoy the scenery. For a step back in time, the Golden Gate Park Windmills, often overlooked, reveal an old-world charm that most visitors miss, with lush gardens and sweeping c8e7fb5FphShzx views of the park. Down in the Mission District, the Balmy Alley murals offer an outdoor art gallery, filled with colorful and thought-provoking works that tell the story of the neighborhood’s vibrant culture. The small but beautiful San Francisco Cable Car Museum, tucked in a quiet corner of Nob Hill, is a fascinating look into the history of the city’s iconic cable cars, often skipped by those who only focus on the ride itself. Another hidden treasure is the Japanese Tea Garden, nestled in Golden Gate Park, where tranquil paths, koi ponds, and lush greenery offer a peaceful retreat in the midst of the city’s busy atmosphere. For history buffs, the Old Ship Salvage Yard in the Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood nv6xv5svkwt9dq showcases remnants of San Francisco’s maritime history, a place often passed over by tourists.
Finally, the Sutro Baths ruins near Ocean Beach provide a glimpse into a once-grand public bathhouse, now a beautiful spot for photos and reflection, while its history is often overlooked. These lesser-known places in San Francisco offer a chance to experience the city’s quieter, more serene side, away from the typical tourist spots. Exploring these hidden gems allows for a deeper connection to the city’s history, nature, and culture, offering moments of discovery at every turn. Please join us for our Opening Reception, 6-8 pm Saturday, May 20, 2017 at Expressions Gallery, 2035 Ashby Ave. Berkeley, Ca. 94703. Come enjoy the art, music, food and meet the artists. The reception is free to the public. Art sales support the Artists, and the Gallery. Tax deductible donations will go to support Expressions Gallery Arts and Educational Center, a non-profit 501 C 3 organization offering gallery shows, a number of art related community events including Poetry Readings, Literature, Classes for Kids and Adults and OFF-SITE PUBLIC ART SHOWS. MUSIC by: Sallie Hanna Rhyne, Keyboard and Dave Topham, Trumpet. ART CLASSES FOR ARTISTS, CHILDREN AND ADULTS are offered year round SUMMARY OF EVENTS: WRITING TEACHERS WRITE SHOP ON-LINE: CURRENT OFF-SITE SHOWS AND DISPLAYS: Expressions Gallery
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