Mission Community Market
"The Mission Community Market begins this week and will only grow from here.
7:00 AM PDT on July 22, 2010
“The Mission Community Market begins this week and will only grow from here.
The line up for July 22nd includes:
- Deliciously prepared foods from La Cocina and the Mission Market
- Fresh produce from farms such as Blue House, Tomatero, Twin Girls, Hidden Star and Organic Pastures
- Collaborative youth mural project led by Chris Treggiari of Root
Division Arts Collective. Youth from YMCA Mission Girls and the Mission
Beacon will be in attendance. All are invited. - Activities and play space hosted by the Mission Beacon and the Dolores Community Youth Alliance
- Live Music from Porto Franco records
- Capoeria from Abada Capoeira
- Crafts and artisans from the Women’s Initiative and MiSBA
- Health resources and information from CARECEN, Rec and Parks, Shape Up SF “
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