After one year of extensive renovation work, Lafayette Park will be reopened on June 8th! 

Please join Friends Of Lafayette Park, Supervisor Mark Farrell, San Francisco Rec & Parks, and the Department of Public Works to celebrate the project completion reopening of our beloved park.

Events:
  • 10:00 AM Children's Play Day & Activities
  • 11:00 AM Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
  • Listen to the bluegrass sounds of Nell Robinson and House & Garden
  • B.Y.O.P. (Bring Your Own Picnic)
  • Park Tours
 
 
The Board of Appeals Hearing has been scheduled for Wednesday, August 22, 5:00 PM in City Hall, Room 416.  Members of the public will be able to provide comment at the meeting, and we encourage you to come down and support the project.  Also, letters and emails of support are very important, but they must be received by Wed. Aug. 15th to be submitted to the Board for their consideration.  Address them to: Cristina.Garcia@sfgov.org or Cristina Garcia, 30 Van Ness Ave. 5th Floor, San Francisco, CA  94102
 
 
Please join the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department for a brief presentation on the progress of the renovation of Lafayette Park.  At this meeting the project team will provide information on the updated tree removal plan, the schedule of work moving forward, and other issues related to the delivery of the project. 

When: Wednesday, August 1, 2012 - 5:30 PM  
Where: California Pacific Medical Center, Enright Room, 2333 Buchanan Street, San Francisco

Questions?  Please contact Project Manager Mary Hobson at 415.581.2575 or mary.hobson@sfgov.org 
 
 
As many of you know, the current playground is badly in need of restoration, repair, and enhancement. As part of the overall park renovation, the playground will be upgraded to replace outdated and unsafe playground equipment and also provide a ADA-compliant playground. 

However the cost of a high-standards playground in San Francisco will surpass the allocated amount, so we ask for your help. We are working to raise $600,000 in additional funds from the community by January 2012 to ensure that the playground is a unique and special environment that will encourage healthy and creative play for years to come.

Please help contribute to this effort by donating and spreading the word to other potential donors.  For more information on the renovation, including donor booklets, conceptual designs and our online donation form, and more, please visit our playground donation page.
 
 
Please join us for the 3rd and final Park Rennovation community Meeting to discuss the conceptual plan.

Details:
Lafayette Park Renovation Community Planning Meeting No. 3 
Tuesday, November 30, 2010,  7:00 - 9:00 PM 
Stuart Hall High School 
1710 Octavia Street
 
 
Thank you to everybody who attended the April 22nd Park Renovation Planning Meeting, hosted by the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department. We had a great turnout ( 65+ people ), and excellent feedback was offered in a number of areas. Please read the official notes, hosted within the Park Renovation section. We'll keep you posted on the the date for the next meeting.
 
 
"Dog Friends of Lafayette Park (DFOLP)" is inviting dog owners to join us for a discussion about the current and future dog policies in Lafayette Park. This will give all local dog owners a chance to have their voice heard before the first (of 3) official SF Recreation and Park Department public input meetings to plan the renovation of Lafayette Park, on April 22, 2010.

Local dog owners are invited to make suggestions on improving the park and park policies for the dogs, dog owners, as well as for other park users. Also invited to this meeting are board members of the Friends of Lafayette Park, Sally Stephens of SF Dog, and Marianne Bertuccelli, the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department's Neighborhood Service Area manager for the area that includes Lafayette Park.

What: Lafayette Park Dog Owners Meeting
When: Mon March 15th, 5-7 PM
Where: Stuart Hall High School, 1715 Octavia Street, Community Room
Important: This meeting is for humans only as Stuart Hall does not allow dogs on their premises.

We look forward to meeting with you to discuss the future of the park.


For more information on the renovation and all related community input meetings, visit our Park Renovation Project page.
 
 
Share your vision for the future of the park! In February 2008, San Francisco voters approved a $185 million bond for park improvements. Lafayette Park was one of several SF Parks to be renovated by 2013 under this bond. Join the Friends of Lafayette Park and the San Francisco Parks Department to give your input, and help guide the future of the park!

What: Park Renovation Community Meeting
When
: Thu Apr 22, 7-9 PM
Where: Stuart Hall High School, 1715 Octavia Street, Columbus Room
(see map)

Until then, share your ideas about how you'd like to see the park improved by leaving comments here.

For more information, visit our Park Renovation Project page.
 
 
Planning for the $10-million dollar bond improvements for Lafayette park will begin this year! Please look out for an upcoming announcement on a community planning meeting for this important initiative which will shape the renovation of our park. FOLP is in the process of coordinating with the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department to gather public input for the renovation plans. More details to come soon!