Saira talks about how they try to make food affordable, what are some favorite dishes that can be shared when times are tough, buying locally, and how to order.
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La Reyna is open! In this virtual interview, Luis talks about the challenges of running a bakery at this time, getting supplies, being able to order while staying isolated. -
Ariana Cruz talks about what sewing means to her. Love and memory, memories of the city and the impact of how it changes, and how it drives her art. Teaching others how to sew, embroider, offering workshops and bringing sewing skills back to the Mission. -
Learn about the art and craft of microblading, what it takes to be certified to practice, and what to expect from a session. -
Because of gentrification and displacement of moderate to low-income residents in the area, the Land Use Committee focuses on all new development that is planned within the Calle 24 Latino Cultural District and throughout the Mission District. -
Come to their 14th Annual Salsa Night Sin Fronteras Fundraiser on Saturday, December 14th. It's a block party for la comunidad! Find out more about Ignacio Martín Baro and how his ideas inspired the clinic. -
We interview Mission-raised, up-and-coming musician and music educator Cecilia Peña-Govea AKA La Doña, who is co-hosting Acción Latina's Encuentro del Canto Popular at the Chapel, this Sunday, Dec. 8th. -
We speak with Luis, Marketing Director of the Mission Loteria campaign. Shop your favorite merchants along Mission Street and collect various different icons (stickers) and complete your #MissionLoteria game board. -
Thalia and Fernando, co-founders of Evolved SF, talk about supporting local artists, bringing people together, and their #ShopSmall vendor market on Small Business Saturday, Nov. 30 from 2-7pm.