Neighborhood Notes: Señor Sisig, dancing, and art
Señor Sisig Opens on Valencia The Filipino eatery known for its food trucks, Señor Sisig, has...
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Neighborhood Notes: Weekend Dia de los Muertos celebrations around the Mission
Daylight saving time ends Time to roll back your clocks! On Sunday, Nov. 3, daylight saving time...
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Neighborhood Notes: Open studios, sidewalk parties, and McSweeny’s gets trashed
Open Studios comes to the Mission San Francisco Artspan’s Open Studios is coming to the Mission....
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Neighborhood Notes: Art, fire, death (not necessarily in that order)
MCCLA Day of the Dead Exhibit On Friday, Oct. 18, Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts will...
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Neighborhood notes: Adios Dosa — hola to art, music and block parties
Dosa on Valencia set to close SF Eater is reporting that Dosa at 995 Valencia St. is set to close...
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Neighborhood Notes: Uncovering the Mission’s oldest mural, children’s fairs, art shows and more
“Somos/Funky” at Accion Latina With a curated selection of work covering 19 Mission artists,...
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Neighborhood notes: La Raza Centro Legal and EHS Pilates win legacy business status, Adobe Books turns 30, and more
Two longtime Mission businesses were awarded legacy business status on Monday. Adobe Books celebrates its 30th birthday. And more good news!
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Neighborhood Notes: 25 years of Women’s Building mural, ‘Maestrapeace’
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Mission’s biggest mural, the Maestrapeace that covers the Women’s Building at 3543 18th St. Now the seven artists who created the mural are releasing a book.
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Neighborhood notes: Carousel Consignment to shutter, beard fests, and more
Last spin for Carousel Consignment Carousel Consignment, the funky vintage store on the corner...
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Neighborhood notes: Come live in the Mission! And meet yet another Democratic presidential aspirant, Michael Bennet!
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about 2020 presidential candidate Senator Michael Bennet. Including: Who is Michael Bennet?
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Neighborhood Notes: Annual 20th Street Block Party, rescue pets at at discount, cleaning up the school, and more
There is so much to do in the Mission this weekend, including fundraisers, animal adoption drives, storytelling open-mics and more!
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Neighborhood notes: Radio Habana reopens, deaf dance festival, new restaurants and more
After five months of dormancy, Radio Habana Social Club will officially reopen this Sunday — but...
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Neighborhood notes: Teeth’s new deck, aging and singing, and food for thought
Teeth Gets a Cleaning The owners of Teeth, the 8-year-old bar at 19th and Mission, say their new...
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Neighborhood Notes: Movies, pictures and dogs
Undocumented: A Documentary Award-winning filmmaker Patricia Shih’s documentary film,...
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Neighborhood Notes: awards, closings, and rallies
Cupid Boutique is Selling! Cupid Boutique, a special-occasion dress shop that has been providing...
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Neighborhood Notes: Sunday Streets, Books, Dogs, and Art
Sunday Streets comes back to the Mission Valencia Street will transform again into a car-free,...
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ODC Theater: Museum of Dance presents The Choreography of Emerging Technology
November 18 @ 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Mon
18
The Scarlet Sage Herb Co.: SOTHA Herbal Certification Open House & Scholarship Fundraiser
November 18 @ 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Mon
18
Manny’s: Phone Addiction with New York Times Columnists Kevin Roose & Nellie Bowles
November 18 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
