Safe Enough To Stay Closing Party To Celebrate 1906 Earthquake Anniversary

Safe Enough To Stay will be at SPUR till April 18

Interior of the Safe Enough to Stay Exhibit

In January of this year, I was fortunate enough to be invited to participate in creating an earthquake preparedness installation at SPUR, the San Francisco Planning + Urban Research Association. It’s called “Safe Enough To Stay”, and is open to the public Tuesday-Friday, from 11am-5pm.

Safe Enough to Stay illustrates a lot of solutions that we describe in our Get Ready Quick pages, such as how to shut off your gas, what you need in a home earthquake kit, and how to keep in touch with loved ones.

The closing party for Safe Enough To Stay is happening from 6-8pm on April 18, which happens to be the 106th anniversary of the 1906 Great San Francisco earthquake.

What better time to think about getting earthquake-ready?

The SPUR Urban Center is located at 654 Mission Street, San Francisco.

By Elizabeth Rood