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“Summer of Love” Street Festival

SF’s massive free Sunday Streets block parties kick off March 12th in The Mission
By - posted 3/12/2017 No Comment

It’s Your District (IYD) is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Summer of Love, a legendary phenomenon remembered throughout the world as a counterculture gathering in San Francisco, most notably the Haight-Ashbury district.

Working with Sunday Streets, IYD is sponsoring the arts and culture hub, thereby hosting the 2017 Summer of Love Street Festivals to be held at the 8 Sunday Street locations. These will include Summer of Love exhibitions, art projects, live performances, and family-friendly activities.

Activity Hubs will be located between 14th and 16th and 24th and 26th, with dozens of free activities in between offered by local merchants. There will be live music, education and professional development resources, blood pressure screenings, food demos and more. Combined with the always festive atmosphere of the Valencia Corridor, March 12th will be a special day to explore old and new.

Summer of Love Street Festival
Sunday, March 12, 2017 | 11 am to 4 pm
Valencia St., SF
FREE

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A highlighted event in this Celebration is the Public Mural Art Project, which creates murals designed to educate members of the community about the history of their respective neighborhoods. The art will focus on prominent heroes and the events that have contributed to the development of San Francisco districts from the 1960s to present day.

Opening procession
All are welcome and encouraged to join the opening procession lead by PODER SF. Gather at 11:00am at 24th Street and Valencia to prepare, then head north towards 16th Street starting at 11:30. Bring yourself, a bedazzled bike or a fancy tricycle.
What happens at Sunday Streets?
Every month is a completely different party, but throughout the 2017 season you can expect activities like treasure hunts, dance performances, hula hooping, dodgeball games, yoga classes, bubble parties, and tons more fun stuff in the city streets, all for free.

2017 Sunday Streets Schedule
Sundays 11am to 4pm
FREE