The photography of Michael Krasnobrod Join us for Wine, Hors d’Oeuvres & Inspired Camarderie ReceptionSunday, July 72:00-4:00 p.m. Michael Krasnobrod was steeped in photography, growing up with a home darkroom, documenting the landscapes of the Sierra as a backpacking teen, and subsequently processing and printing… Read More »Landscapes and Cityscapes
Artists’ ReceptionSunday, November 3rd, 2:00–4:00 p.m. Community Art Gallery Marvin Lehrman first exhibited his photographs in Chicagoin the 1970’s, becoming a top prize winner in Nikon’s SmallWorld contest in 1977. He moved to San Francisco in 1979and has worked digitally since 1998. His work includesbotanicals,… Read More »Mostly Botanicals
Artists’ ReceptionSunday, January 5th, 2:00–4:00 p.m. Community Art Gallery From drawing, to painting, collage, ceramics and other multi-media creations, the gallery is bursting with color and creative energy. Come celebrate the great creativity of our residents and be inspired. Come enjoy the fun! Hors d’oeuvres… Read More »The Greatly Anticipated Resident Art Show Returns!
ReceptionSunday, March 1, 2:00–4:00 p.m. Community Art Gallery Tom Stahl, international award-winning San Francisco-based photographer will share his travel, landscape, architecture & Burning Man photography in this exhibition. He enjoys documenting his explorations of the world as it focuses him to “live in the moment”… Read More »Striking Images by International Award-Winning Photographer, Tom Stahl
Many communities present well, but like any major life decision, it pays to dig a bit deeper and find out even more as you go through the process of discovery. We like to think of these deeper queries as the “invisible” questions that will start… Read More »Assisted Living and Memory Care Communities: The “Invisible Questions” You Should Ask.
It’s natural and human to be attracted to new things, especially when the trumpets are blaring in the media about a new product, service or community. It is alluring—just think you get to be one of the “first users or residents!” We call this the… Read More »“The Shiny Penny Syndrome”: New – State of the Art!
What makes our community so different (and we like to believe amazingly better)? Yes, our Lower Pac Heights location is hard to beat. And naturally our cuisine, menu, and made-from-scratch favorites always impress. All well and good but if you dig a bit deeper you’ll… Read More »Attention To Detail Defines The Difference
Twenty-one years ago the vision for a much needed, and exemplary non-profit assisted living and memory care community became a reality— Rhoda Goldman Plaza. It was one of the first of its kind in San Francisco and was founded by the Jewish Family and Children’s… Read More »Not For Profit Means Reinvesting In You
Needless to say, 2020 was quite a year. We followed all government and health mandates and proved to our residents, their families, and our staff, how we could still stand as a respected community of character and dignity in the virtual world. And we persevered… Read More »We’re Vaccinated! And Open For Personal Tours
Over the years the Rhoda Goldman Plaza culture of enriching, engaging, and enhancing lives means that we are always looking forward to stay in-step with the maturing needs of our residents and their families. We stay true of our promise of Living Well With Assistance… Read More »The Benchmark of Assisted Living and Memory Care Communities Is Always Evolving