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SUMMARY:Mission District Small Business Merchant Walk
DESCRIPTION:Meeting Point: Temo's Cafe\, 3000 24th Street\n\nat Harrison Street\n\nDate/Time: Thursday\, January 18\, 2024 at 3:00 PM\n \n\n\n\nRegister TODAY for a chance to win a Round-trip Southwest Airlines tickets in our Opportunity Drawing!\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMission District Small Business Merchant Walk\n\n\n\nThe Mission has a thrilling and unwavering history that perfectly complements its dynamic demographics. What began as a sparsely populated settlement for European immigrants right after the gold rush transformed into a resilient haven for many of the 200\,000+ people left homeless after the 1906 earthquake. Eventually evolving into the present vibrant and proud Latin community bursting with families\, music\, art\, and tasty cuisine.\n\n\n\nNestled within its streets are some of San Francisco's most resilient small businesses - lovey shops selling handcrafted artisanal treasures from Latin America\, panaderias (bakeries) producing delectable pastries daily\, eclectic bookstores hosting a kaleidoscope of insightful events\, and restaurants that fill the neighborhood with a symphony of tantalizing aromas. Despite facing daunting challenges such as gentrification\, this community stands firm\, persevering and continuously finding ways to remain resilient\, all while remaining an essential part of the city.\n\n\n\nJoin us in celebrating the Mission District as we embark on a journey to explore a series of remarkable small businesses that embody the area's indomitable spirit!\n\n\n\n\n\nBelow is the tentative itinerary:\n\n\n\n3:00 PM | Temo's Cafe | 3000 24th Street\n\nA community institution serving excellent coffee and arabic dishes. Owned by Lamea Albuelros who made it a point to embrace the local culture while creating bridges to her palestinian roots. The cafe has created a perfect space to escape with your favorite book and engage a colorful cast of patrons.\n\n\n\n3:25 PM | Medicine For Nightmares | 3036 24th Street\n\nExceptional bookstore owned by San Francisco Natives Tan & Josiah providing an unconventional space for readers and creatives. The space holds a plethora of incredible events that cover a range of topics that engages the senses and builds community.\n\n\n\n3:50 PM | Evolved SF | 3067 24th Street\n\nAn art gallery and community gathering space\, owned by Thalia Leon and Fernando Ramirez\, that connects community to a series of exceptional local artists through their shop and thoughtfully curated events\n\n\n\n4:15 PM | La Reyna Bakery | 3114 24th Street\n\nFamily owned panaderia and community pillar serving tasty conchas for over 45 years. For decades this bakery has served an assortment of delectable pan dulce (sweet bread/pastries) at approachable prices to a diverse demographic of people. \n\n\n\n4:30 PM | Shipyard K9 Supplies | 3160 24th Street\n\nFantastic neighborhood pet store that once lived in Bayview Hunters Point. The shop is owned by San Francisco natives Daniel & Leah Howard who grew up in nearby Bernal Heights and specialize in curating exceptional pet supplies and building family ties with their customers.\n\n \n\n5:00 PM | Donaji | 3161 24th Street | Networking Session\n\nLovely restaurant serving tasty traditional and contemporary dishes from Oaxaca.\n\n\n\n\n\n \nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER TO ATTEND\n\n\n\n\n \nSponsored By\n\n\n\n\n\nOpportunity Drawing Sponsor
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\nThe Mission has a thrilling and unwavering history that perfectly complements its dynamic demographics. What began as a sparsely populated settlement for European immigrants right after the gold rush transformed into a resilient haven for many of the 200\,000+ people left homeless after the 1906 earthquake. Eventually evolving into the present vibrant and proud Latin community bursting with families\, music\, art\, and tasty cuisine.
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\nNestled within its streets are some of San Francisco'\;s most resilient small businesses - lovey shops selling handcrafted artisanal treasures from Latin America\, panaderias (bakeries) producing delectable pastries daily\, eclectic bookstores hosting a kaleidoscope of insightful events\, and restaurants that fill the neighborhood with a symphony of tantalizing aromas. Despite facing daunting challenges such as gentrification\, this community stands firm\, persevering and continuously finding ways to remain resilient\, all while remaining an essential part of the city.
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\nJoin us in celebrating the Mission District as we embark on a journey to explore a series of remarkable small businesses that embody the area'\;s indomitable spirit!
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\n3:00 PM | \;Temo'\;s Cafe \;| 3000 24th Street
\nA community institution serving excellent coffee and arabic dishes. Owned by Lamea Albuelros who made it a point to embrace the local culture while creating bridges to her palestinian roots. The cafe has created a perfect space to escape with your favorite book and engage a colorful cast of patrons.
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\n3:25 PM | \;Medicine For Nightmares | 3036 24th Street
\nExceptional bookstore owned by San Francisco Natives Tan &\; Josiah providing an unconventional space for readers and creatives. The space holds a plethora of incredible events that cover a range of topics that engages the senses and builds community.
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\n3:50 PM | \;Evolved SF \;| 3067 24th Street
\nAn art gallery and community gathering space\, owned by Thalia Leon and Fernando Ramirez\, that connects community to a series of exceptional local artists through their shop and thoughtfully curated events
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\n4:15 PM | \;La Reyna Bakery \;| 3114 24th Street
\nFamily owned panaderia and community pillar serving tasty conchas for over 45 years. For decades this bakery has served an assortment of delectable pan dulce (sweet bread/pastries) at approachable prices to a diverse demographic of people. \;
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\n4:30 PM | \;Shipyard K9 Supplies \;| 3160 24th Street
\nFantastic neighborhood pet store that once lived in Bayview Hunters Point. The shop is owned by San Francisco natives Daniel &\; Leah Howard who grew up in nearby Bernal Heights and specialize in curating exceptional pet supplies and building family ties with their customers.
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\n5:00 PM | \;Donaji \;| 3161 24th Street | Networking Session
\nLovely restaurant serving tasty traditional and contemporary dishes from Oaxaca.
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