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centers that were established around the city. Today, the center is a rich art space serving young, teens, adults and elders. During those years also The Mission was the pioneer in the Low-rider culture as well as a hotbed of violent gang warfare, primarily between the Norteños (commonly referred to as the Nortes and sometimes the Bloods, due to their sharing the same gang color [red] and alliance with that group) and the Sureños gangs that still continues off and on today. From the 1980's and on many Central American banks and companies have set up branches, offices, and even their regional headquarters on Mission Street. Today the San Francisco Labor Temple (aka the Redstone Building) is the home of the Theater Rhinocerous and a number of community and activist groups. The Roxie Theater, the oldest continuously operating movie theater in San Francisco, is host to repertory and independent films as well as local film festivals. Last, every late May, the city's annual Carnival festival and parade is held here. Meant to mimic the festival in Rio de Janeiro, it is held in late May instead of the traditional late February to correspond with local weather. Due to these cultural attractions, relatively less expensive housing and commercial space, and the high density of restaurants and drinking establishments, the Mission has become a magnet for young people, including a clearly identifiable hipster crowd on Valencia Street and a lively independent arts community with many studios, galleries and open spaces including organizations such as Cellspace, ArtsExplosion and Independent Arts and Media. Consequently the neighborhood was dubbed "the New Bohemia" by the San Francisco Chronicle in 1995 (see link below). The headquarters of the Electronic Frontier Foundation is in the Mission District. Nightlife There are bars, pubs, and clubs all over the Inner Mission sometimes bordering neighborhoods. They tend to appear in clusters. 16th St. between Valencia and Guerrero: (Inner Mission and Mission Dolores Neigborhoods) Dalva Delirium Cama
Valencia St. between 16th and 17th: Casanova Lounge Blondie's Mission St. between 21st and 22nd Streets: Doc's Clock Lazlo (attached to the restaurant Foreign Cinema) Sky Lounge () above Medjool 22nd St. between Mission and Valencia: Makeout Room Latin American Club Transportation The neighborhood is serviced by the BART rail system to the 16th Street or the 24th Street stations, and by Muni bus numbers 26, 12, 14, 49, 48, 33, 22 and 27. To the west, the J Church Muni Metro line runs down Church Street, and is a popular way of getting to the Mission (16th Street) from the western districts. Highlights of The Inner Mission Murals innitiated by the Chicano Art Mural Movement of the 70's and insprired by the traditional Mexican paintings made famous by Diego Rivera... 24th Street, Balmy Alley, and Clarion Alley Dolores Park, around the north-west corner Nightlife centers on the 16th and Valencia Ave intersection
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Bernal Heights, San Francisco, Cali
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The Castro, San Francisco, Californ
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