Noe Valley Rec Center

Friends of the Noe Valley Rec Center (FoNVRC) developed this web site to help maintain the quality of our park through community outreach and organizing volunteers.  On this site you can find general, Rec and Park-published information about the park such as programs or who to contact at the park. Additionally, you can sign up to volunteer with the FoNVRC or receive the newsletter, learn about upcoming events, or voice your concerns about a certain section of the park by contacting someone from the FoNVRC Stewardship Committee (or choose the Area of Interest to the left).  Remember, this is a community-wide effort, this is your park. If you see anyone not respecting the facility or rules (such as dogs on the baseball field or kids carrying sand all over the playground), please remind them that the more we abuse the park, the harder it will be to enjoy it. Keeping a watchful eye and voicing your concerns to the community, to us and to Rec and Park is very helpful.  Report broken equipment or facilities to the City's hotline by dialing "311" from any phone.

Upcoming Events

• Tuesday, December 1st: Open House, Meet the Staff at Noe Valley Rec Center. Come hear about new winter programs and enjoy light refreshments while meeting the staff. Tuesday December 1st, 6-7:30 PM at the Rec Center (tiny tot room).
• Satrday, December 12th: Ladybug Gardeners Landscape Clean Up: 2nd Saturday of each month, 9-noon
• December 7st-December 18th: Basketball gym and tiny tot room closed for wood floor refinishing
• November 23rd - January 2nd: Tiny Tot Toddler play room open for "Free Play" at scheduled hours
• December 6th - Join Friends of Dolores Park at 11 AM in Dolores Park for a free Puppets at the Playground, Featuring Nick Barone and his show "Holiday Treats"
• December 12th -- Sign Ups open for the new Winter Programs start at the Noe Valley Rec Center
• January 16th - Join Friends of Billy Goat Hill on Saturday from 9AM - Noon, for a Tree Planting event on Billy Goat Hill, with the aid of the Rec and Park folks and the Friends of the Urban Forest.

See our November 2009 Newsletter for more information.