Neighborhood notes: Golden Gate slow streets, ‘Spanking Machine,’ and lots of dancing
Take it slow The San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department is opening up streets for an...
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Neighborhood Notes: Carnaval repurposed, a city-wide art show and a virtual film screening
Carnaval As previously reported by Mission Local, this year’s Carnaval will offer free...
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Neighborhood Notes: Fundraiser for Cesar Chavez mural, SF DocFest, Dance Mission Theater gives discounts to Black residents
Cesar Chavez mural may come down What’s going on in the neighborhood? The historic mural on 24th...
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Neighborhood Notes: Il Pollaio in the Mission, Ruth Asawa on a stamp, and an.ä.log offers a covid-based exhibition
The grilled chicken has arrived! Il Pollaio, a North Beach staple, opened its second location at...
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Neighborhood notes: Mission Picnic and other favorites reopen, GoFundMes help fire victims, and MAPP hosts virtual event
Mission Picnic and Arizmendi Bakery reopen For those who have been deprived of rustic salads and...
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Neighborhood notes: Wabi Sabi Beauty leaves Valencia, dance workshops and UTOPIAA
Wabi Sabi Beauty Closes on Valencia Street It’s time for a makeover. Wabi Sabi Beauty is leaving...
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Neighborhood notes: Help Bender’s Bar — and get out and dance!
Help Bender’s Bar! Bender’s, the classic “rock ‘n roll” dive bar at 19th and South...
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Neighborhood notes: A CBD shop closes, a COVID-19-safe block party, and virtual events
A farewell to Wellness Those looking to ease some pain, alleviate stress, or just take the edge...
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Neighborhood Notes: Fourth of July weekend, bike tour, and an art gallery
A failure to launch (thanks COVID-19!) As you probably already know, Fourth of July will not go...
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Neighborhood notes: Brava gets big award, artists debut song for migrant children, and Pride continues
On June 17, Brava! For Women in the Arts announced that it was selected as one of 10 recipients of...
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Neighborhood notes: Sidewalk sales, cooking school, and virtual trivia night
The weather this weekend will be mostly sunny, with highs in the high 60s and some breeze: A...
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Neighborhood Notes: 16th Street BART mural, street sweeping tickets to resume, 14R gets a (small) boost, and online classes (updated)
A new mural at 16th Street BART The shed on the southwest 16th Street BART Plaza has a new mural,...
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Neighborhood Notes: Enforced parking, “Naturaleza Sintética,” and COVID-19 business loans
Move your car! The mayor this week announced that the city will again ticket cars that violate...
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Neighborhood Notes: A virtual premiere of a documentary by a Mission Local alumnus, a social distanced sidewalk sale, and more virtual events
The Aesthetic Union at 555 Alabama St. will host a sidewalk sale on Saturday, May 30, from 10 a.m....
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Neighborhood Notes: A cautious reopening, Mission ‘slow streets,’ and online events
The reopening of the Mission continues – ever so slowly with maybe half of the retail on the...
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Neighborhood notes: Ampersand is on the move, the community market’s opening has been delayed, and joggers take note!
Once the shelter in place is lifted, the beloved Ampersand flower shop at 80 Albion St., between...
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The Scarlet Sage Herb Co.: RFRS Virtual Gathering with Laura Ash
September 24 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
