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2019 Media Program of Events 2019 Media Program of Events Date Time Activity Description Location Mon 9/23 0900-1800 Veterans Art Exhibit OPENS: Mon-Sat, Sept 23-Oct 19 AAU Atelier Gallery Thurs 10/3 0930-1030 All City Meeting CCSF EOC 1011 Turk St Thurs 10/3 1030-1100 Fleet Week Public Safety Press Conference CCSF EOC 1011 Turk St Sun 10/6 0700-1400 First Responder Fly Out USCG AIRSTA Sun 10/6 1000-1400 SFFW DSCA LCU Offload TBD Sun 10/6 1200-1400 USN LPD, LSD Arrive Pier 30/32 Mon 10/7 0900-1800 Veterans Art Exhibit: Mon-Sat through Oct 19 AAU Atelier Gallery Mon 10/7 0900-1400 SFFW DSCA Exercise (FSE) Pier 27 Mon 10/7 0900-1345 COMREL St. Anthony’s Kitchen St. Anthony’s Kitchen Mon 10/7 0900-1400 USN DDG1000, CS, LCS Arrive Pier 35 Mon 10/7 1030-1130 SFFW Press Conference Pier 27 Tues 10/8 0900-1800 Veterans Art Exhibit: Mon-Sat through Oct 19 AAU Atelier Gallery Tues 10/8 0900-1400 US&R Interoperability Training with SFFD SFFD Treasure Island Tues 10/8 1130-1300 COMREL American Legion Lunch Cathay Post Tues10/8 1130-1300 COMREL Self Help for the Elderly Geen Mun Senior Center Tues 10/8 1400 USN LSD Departs Pier 27 Wed 10/9 0800-1400 Softball Tournament Moscone Field Wed 10/9 0900-1800 Veterans Art Exhibit: Mon-Sat through Oct 19 AAU Atelier Gallery Wed 10/9 0900-1400 Basketball Tournament Olympic Club Wed 10/9 0900-1600 Senior Leaders Seminar Day 1 Marines’ Memorial Club Wed 10/9 0900-1230 COMREL SF VA Hospital SF VA Hospital Wed 10/9 1000-1600 General Public Ship Tours Pier 30/32, Pier 35 Wed 10/9 1000-1400 Peer to Peer Medical Exchange (Medex) UCSF – Pier 30/32 Wed 10/9 1800-2000 Honor Our Fallen Concert & Reception SFJAZZ Center Thurs 10/10 0900-1800 Veterans Art Exhibit: Mon-Sat through Oct 19 AAU Atelier Gallery Thurs 10/10 0900-1100 COMREL SF Marin Food Bank SF Marin Food Bank Thurs 10/10 1000-1600 General Public Ship Tours Pier 30/32, Pier 35 Thurs 10/10 1000 Australian Ship HMAS BRISBANE Arrives Pier 15/17 Thurs 10/10 1300-1600 Senior Leaders Seminar Day 2 Milton Marks Auditorium Fri 10/11 0900-1800 Veterans Art Exhibit: Mon-Sat through Oct 19 AAU Atelier Gallery Fri 10/11 1000-1700 Humanitarian Assistance Village + STEM Education Ctr. Marina Green Fri 10/11 1100-1200 Parade of Ships – USN Ships CG and LCS2 depart after San Francisco Bay Fri 10/11 1200-1600 The SFFW Air Show Presented by United Airlines San Francisco Bay Fri 10/11 1700-2000 Fleet Fest Welcome Heroes Concert Pier 30/32 Fri 10/11 1800-2000 Veterans Art Exhibit Reception (By invitation only) AAU Atelier Gallery Sat 10/12 0900-1800 Veterans Art Exhibit: Mon-Sat through Oct 19 AAU Atelier Gallery Sat 10/12 0900-1600 General Public Ship Tours USN Pier 30/32 Sat 10/12 0900-1600 General Public Ship Tours USCG TERRELL HORNE Pier 19 Sat 10/12 0900-1700 Fleet Fest Pier 30/32 2 27 September 2019 Sat 10/12 1000-1700 Humanitarian Assistance Village + STEM Education Ctr. Marina Green Sat 10/12 1000-1600 General Public Tours MARAD CAPE HUDSON Pier 50 Sat 10/12 1100-1300 K9 Heroes Duboce Park Sat 10/12 1200-1600 The SFFW Air Show Presented by United Airlines San Francisco Bay Sun 10/13 0900-1600 General Public Ship Tours USN Pier 30/32 Sun 10/13 0900-1700 Fleet Fest Pier 30/32 Sun 10/13 1000-1400 General Public Ship Tours HMAS Brisbane Pier 15/17 Sun 10/13 0900-1600 General Public Ship Tours USCG TERRELL HORNE Pier 19 Sun 10/13 1000-1700 Humanitarian Assistance Village + STEM Education Ctr. Marina Green Sun 10/13 1000-1100 COMREL-Interfaith Service “Blessing of the Fleet” The Presidio Chapel Sun 10/13 1100-1600 Crew BBQ Pier 30/32 Sun 10/13 1200-1600 The SFFW Air Show Presented by United Airlines San Francisco Bay Mon 10/14 0900-1800 Veterans Art Exhibit: Mon-Sat through Oct 19 AAU Atelier Gallery Mon 10/14 USN Ship departs Pier 35 Mon 10/14 0900-1200 General Public Ship Tours USN Pier 30/32 Mon 10/14 0900-1600 General Public Ship Tours TERRELL HORNE & Pier 19 STEADFAST Mon 10/14 1000-1400 High School Band Challenge w/ USMC 1st MARDIV Band Golden Gate Park Band Shell Mon 10/14 Australian Ship Departs Piers 15/17 Tues 10/15 0900-1800 Veterans Art Exhibit: Open through Saturday Oct 19 AAU Atelier Gallery Tues 10/15 All Ships Depart Piers 15/17, 30/32 September 23-October 19 Veterans Art Exhibit Developed in association with the San Francisco Academy of Art University, this 0900-1800 annual juried show features original works by Veterans to currently serving military. Academy of Art University - The exhibit will be presented at the Atelier Gallery of the Academy of Art University, Atelier Galleries located at 79 New Montgomery Street near Mission Street. This dynamic “South of Market” location generates tremendous foot traffic and is located within blocks of the SFMOMA, the “Financial” district and nearby major public transit hub. Hosted by Academy of Art University and the SFFWA. Open to the public. Closed on Sundays. Thursday 3 October All City Meeting 0930-1030 The City and County of San Francisco will hold a meeting with all city departments SF EOC 1011 Turk Street and participating agencies to review the SFFW Events. SFFW Public Safety Press Conference The City and County of San Francisco will hold a public safety press conference 1030-1100 outside the SF DEM Emergency Operations Center. SF EOC 1011 Turk Street Sunday 6 October First Responder Fly Out Selected government and private sector first responders are invited to participate in 0700-1400 a helicopter airlift from USCG AIRSTA SFO to the to take part in a tour of the disaster USCG AIRSTA SFO response capabilities of this LPD. Hosted by the Center for Humanitarian Assistance (The Center). By invitation only. 3 27 September 2019 Sunday 6 October (continued) SFFW DSCA Exercise The Landing Craft Utility unloads the disaster response resources as part of the LCU Offload SFFW DSCA Full Scale Exercise. 1000-1400 tide dependent Hosted by The Center, Port of San Francisco, and San Francisco Department of Emergency Management. USN LPD and LSD The USN LPD arrives at Pier 30/32 and moors until Tuesday 15 October. Arrive 1300-1500 The USN LSD arrives at Pier 27 and moors unit Tuesday 9 October. Pier 30/32 and Pier 27 Monday 7 October Veterans Art Exhibit Developed in association with the San Francisco Academy of Art University, this 0900-1800 annual juried show features original works by Veterans to currently serving military. Academy of Art University The Center, with the support of AAU presents this special exhibit September 23rd Atelier Galleries through October 19th. The gallery is closed on Sundays. Hosted by Academy of Art University. Open to the public. SFFW DSCA Exercise The capstone exercise to the SFFW Exercise Program will build on lessons learned 0900-1400 from the lead-up exercises and bring together Bay Area first responders and Pier 27 emergency managers; private sector and non-governmental organization (NGO) partners; local, state, and federal emergency managers; and DoD personnel to test disaster logistics strategies, including emergency route opening and debris management. The exercise will consist of a display of debris and route reopening equipment and technology, as well as the activation of the SF Public Works (SFPW) DOC and the San Francisco EOC. Hosted by The Center, the Port of San Francisco, and San Francisco Department of Emergency Management. Community Relations – Service members will feed the homeless. St. Anthony’s Kitchen 0900-1345 Hosted by SFFW SFFW Press Annual SFFW Kick Off Press Conference Conference Organized by the SFFWA, major media outlets are briefed about the 2019 Fleet 1030 – 1230 Week activities. Speakers include the Mayor, heads of the San Francisco Pier 27 Department of Emergency Management, the Port of San Francisco, SFPD and SFFD. USN DDG, CG and LCS The USN ships arrive at Pier 35. arrive 0900-1400 Pier 35 4 27 September 2019 Tuesday 8 October Veterans Art Exhibit See Page 4 0900-1800 Academy of Art University Hosted by Academy of Art University. Open to the public. Atelier Galleries Interoperable Training The SFFD will provide tactical Urban Search and Rescue (US&R) training to the with the San Francisco military and includes a friendly interagency competition for bragging rights. In 2011, Fire Department Urban the Marines used skills learned during this training in response to the Tohoku, Japan Search and Rescue Earthquake. The event is followed by a BBQ hosted by the SFFD. 0900-1400 Treasure Island Hosted by the SFFD. By invitation only. *DV Community Relations - A luncheon for the troops hosted by the American Legion – Cathay Post 384 at the American Legion San Francisco War Memorial Veterans Building Cathay Post Lunch 1130-1300 Hosted by the American Legion. Cathay Post 384 Community Relations - A luncheon for the seniors with our troops. Self Help for the Elderly Geen Mon Senior Center USN Ship LSD Departs Pier 27 Wednesday 9 October Veterans Art Exhibit See Page 4 0900-1800 Academy of Art University Hosted by Academy of Art University. Open to the public. Atelier Galleries 79 New Montgomery Softball Tournament A competition between the military, civilian first responders, and other guest teams. 0800-1400 Held at Moscone Field in San Francisco, local sports celebrities cheer on the teams Moscone Field and the Academy of Art University Women’s softball team puts on a pitching demonstration.
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