Monthly San Francisco Politics Club @ Manny's

Sat, Mar 28 • 10:30 AM

Manny's

About this event

Join the San Francisco Politics Discussion Group at Manny’s as they meet monthly to discuss local political issues including elections, the City budget, Muni, homelessness, and housing costs. The group respects all opinions and is non-partisan, featuring moderated discussions with potential expert guests serving as resources rather than lecturers. The next meeting, scheduled for March 28, 2026, focuses on local SF political campaigns for the upcoming June primary and how to become involved. The event welcomes everyone, ensuring accessibility for those unable to pay.

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