The best photos in Mission Local in 2018
Our 12-month orbit around the sun is nearly complete. And to commemorate the end of the year,...
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Art
Six female choreographers paint in dance tonight at ODC
ODC’s Pilot Program brings together emerging and mid-career Bay Area choreographers to create six...
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Big Hair, Protest, Dancing in the Street: Such Was the Mission in the ’80s
Janet Delaney moved to the Mission in 1982 from the South of Market neighborhood, where she’d...
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Chilean director Silvio Caiozzi gets a retrospective Sunday at the Castro
On Sunday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at the Castro Theater, Paula Tejeda, the tireless owner of Chile...
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Hangup over who’d pay for handicapped accessibility work sinks Galería de la Raza negotiations; gallery vows to fight to stay in the Mission
Update: Landlord serves Galería de la Raza with three-day pay-or-quit notice hours after press...
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Neighborhood Notes: 24 hour comic drawing competition and block parties
24 Hour Comics Day Mission Comics is hosting a 24-hour comic-drawing competition from Saturday at...
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Vintage 1990s Mission anti-gentrification films set for a new showing
‘Getting films made was expensive, but I had a homegirl working at a dot-com, so she paid for the...
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Mural vigilante paints over unsolicited art on Clarion Alley
Last week, traveling artist Alison Oksner arrived at Clarion Alley and began to paint a mural...
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New mural of homeless denizens may be painted over by organization that runs Clarion Alley
Update 3:40 p.m.: Alison Oksner responded to messages sent via Instagram, saying that the...
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The tales of two once-grand San Francisco theaters diverge
Two theaters within two blocks of each other on Mission Street share some striking similarities....
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New Sirron Norris mural replacing crumbling one at 18th and Bryant
Former Juicero HQ, now vacant, gets a new look Having been on display for six years, the large...
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Vandalized Cesar Chavez mural to lose United Farm Worker symbol appropriated by gang
A Cesar Chavez mural that was vandalized last Tuesday will be losing its so-called “huelga bird” —...
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Silent-film director hoping to make a little noise
Guillermo Gomez has Asperger’s Syndrome — and a director’s credit. He’s hoping for more of them. ...
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City College’s print shop is a vestige of San Francisco’s past — but it’s not ready to publish its epitaph yet
Deep in the basement of City College’s Mission campus is a realm of anachronisms, perpetual...
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San Francisco Mission artist pushing back after feds broach possibility of removing his border mural
San Francisco artist Amos Gregory spent six years aboard a U.S. Navy fast-attack submarine. He...
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SF mural depicting Cesar Chavez vandalized
A mural depicting Cesar Chavez, the co-founder of the United Farmworkers Union, was vandalized...
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Brick & Mortar Music Hall: Nu-Ricks presents Nef the Pharaoh
February 17 @ 9:30 pm - 11:30 pm
