San Francisco Relocation Guide - Antevia
San Francisco Relocation Guide - Antevia
San Francisco Relocation Guide - Antevia
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centers that were established around the city. Today, the center is a rich art space serving<br />
young, teens, adults and elders.<br />
During those years also The Mission was the pioneer in the Low-rider culture as well as a<br />
hotbed of violent gang warfare, primarily between the Norteños (commonly referred to as<br />
the Nortes and sometimes the Bloods, due to their sharing the same gang color [red] and<br />
alliance with that group) and the Sureños gangs that still continues off and on today.<br />
From the 1980's and on many Central American banks and companies have set up<br />
branches, offices, and even their regional headquarters on Mission Street.<br />
Today the <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong> Labor Temple (aka the Redstone Building) is the home of the<br />
Theater Rhinocerous and a number of community and activist groups.<br />
The Roxie Theater, the oldest continuously operating movie theater in <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>, is<br />
host to repertory and independent films as well as local film festivals.<br />
Last, every late May, the city's annual Carnival festival and parade is held here. Meant to<br />
mimic the festival in Rio de Janeiro, it is held in late May instead of the traditional late<br />
February to correspond with local weather.<br />
Due to these cultural attractions, relatively less expensive housing and commercial space,<br />
and the high density of restaurants and drinking establishments, the Mission has become<br />
a magnet for young people, including a clearly identifiable hipster crowd on Valencia<br />
Street and a lively independent arts community with many studios, galleries and open<br />
spaces including organizations such as Cellspace, ArtsExplosion and Independent Arts<br />
and Media. Consequently the neighborhood was dubbed "the New Bohemia" by the <strong>San</strong><br />
<strong>Francisco</strong> Chronicle in 1995 (see link below).<br />
The headquarters of the Electronic Frontier Foundation is in the Mission District.<br />
Nightlife<br />
There are bars, pubs, and clubs all over the Inner Mission sometimes bordering<br />
neighborhoods. They tend to appear in clusters.<br />
16th St. between Valencia and Guerrero: (Inner Mission and Mission Dolores<br />
Neigborhoods)<br />
Dalva<br />
Delirium<br />
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