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Excelsior Youth Center in San Francisco, CA 94112

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163 London Street San Francisco, CA 94112
415.452.7574
jvilla@ymcasf.org
Hours: Sat 10am-5pm
Cost: Free
Ages: 3-18

About Excelsior Youth Center

The Excelsior Youth Center provides free Saturday programs, including sports, cooking, open gym, arts, puppetry, drama, and family storytime. Toddlers (ages three to five) can learn new sports and motor skills or attend storytime with their families. Elementary school-aged children can stay healthy while playing sports, or explore their artistic side while creating masterpieces in puppetry or cooking. Older youth can learn to be stars in the acting and drama class, or let out some energy while playing pick-up sports in the open gym. The Center also regularly hosts family and cultural events.

Getting There

Cross street is Excelsior Street, one block from the Mission Corridor. Street parking is available.

Parent Reviews (2 reviews)
Average Parent Rating: Rated by 2 parents

[Submitted by Anonymous
I liked it. It was fun for my 7 and 10 year old. They like the cooking and pupet making. We also brought my nephew who is 2. He loved the storytime. If your in town this is a great place for kids.
[Submitted by Anonymous