We all knew it was coming, but maybe not so soon: with the renovation of Alamo Square in full force, Rec and Park is beginning to take down some of the park's trees.

After neighbors complained about the loss of the tree canopy, Public Works revised its decision, allowing three trees to remain.

The Alamo Square Neighborhood Association has launched a capital campaign to plant over 100 new trees in the park while it's closed for renovations.

Rain didn't keep the community away from the opening of the Outer Sunset's newest park.

Raise a glass to Alamo Square this evening; starting tomorrow, it'll be closed for nine months of renovations.

Designed to look like a child-sized city, this protected play area invites children of all ages.

Looking for a workout experience that is quintessentially San Francisco? Hike up Russian Hill for a game with a view at the Marble courts.

Parking concerns sank Patxis' proposal, while Snowbird workshops its design and American Cyclery seeks help funding its parklet and plaza.

The seven-station bodyweight fitness circuit was designed as a training tool for people of all ages and fitness levels.

The playground will be closed for a few days during the project, which will likely commence late this month.

The SF Skateboarding Association and Left Side Skateboards are hoping to raise $7,000 to complete the skate park at Playland.

The new area, which took several months to complete, features a new "ONE" sculpture as its centerpiece and some tiered seating, but not much greenery.

Alamo Square is shutting down for nine months, but we've rounded up some alternative places to fill the void.