I approve of almost any community event that closes down a street for the afternoon. We're talking…read morearts & craft tents, live music, vintage & handmade clothing, & great people watching. This stretch of Hayes street is where all the fancy shops are, adjacent to Patricia's Green, a lovely public space. I did my best to avoid looking at the vintage clothing, I really don't need anything, but oh the lure of finding the perfect fringed leather jacket. The layout was a bit weird, as a musician was situated all by his lonesome, with no seating, or anything else to draw a crowd. I'd move him to the Green where there's plenty of people lounging about eating sandwiches, maybe staring at their phones. Anyway, a great event for a Sunday afternoon.

What started out as a few vintage vendors & a food truck has exploded, filling the Cherin's parking…read morelot, & spilling out onto Valencia St sidewalk. Mission hipsters love their vintage & up-cycled Goodwill clothing, it's an anthropologist's dream. No food anymore, but welcome addition of local crafts people, candles, mini store on wheels, definitely draws a crowd. Very organized, very much retail fun. Support Local!

Ordered two t-shirts from them - they never showed up, and the company never responded to my…read moreemails. You guys owe me $70!

I've been to The Faight Collective a few different ways through Sofar Sounds shows, private events…read morewith friends, and their meetup-style community nights and it's always a good time. The space itself is super funky, quirky, and fun, tucked below an art gallery with artwork throughout, which gives it a really unique, creative vibe. There is a bar downstairs and they have a great selection including mocktail options It's one of those places that feels a little unexpected in the best way, and every event I've been to there has had a great energy and is intimate. The only downside is that there's just one bathroom, which can lead to really long lines and wait times during events. Otherwise, no complaints definitely a spot I'd keep coming back to.

Loved the vibe of this place. Some friends and I went to see Niina Soleil. Being able to see a…read moreperformer right in front of them is the most amazing experience. The bartender was chill and quickly served our drinks. The drinks were from pre-batched and cans, but still served their purpose and because they were fast, the vibes kept vibing. I'm not sure if ticket prices for show differ based on the artist (they probably do), but for $20 bucks, I had a wonderful time with my buddies.

Love this spot! Punk rock community art space featuring monthly exhibitions, special events, and…read moreart for sale. The owners are incredibly supportive of artists and the underground music community. Come check out their gallery and support their work!

One of the best record/ephemera/cool stuff spots in town. Grabbed an OG clean copy of Slade's…read more"Sladest"LP for a fantastic price! I judge a neighborhood by its record stores. SF has been seriously lacking in that category for a LONG time. FalloutSF and Cantina have erased that. Welcome back,North Beach. p.s. Hurry down now and you might still be able to pick up an original Westbound copy of Funkadelic's "Free Your Mind and Your Ass Will Follow"!

The last weekend of every month is TreasureFest - where small businesses in jewelry, food,…read morepastries, plants, art, clothing, stickers, crystals, vintage finds, pottery, music, home goods, live music and performers, and more come together to create a family-fun environment. Pet-friendly - make sure your pet is on a leash at all times. My favorite part of this event is seeing all of the cute doggies. Some are dressed up in hats, sunnies, clothes some may have gotten from vendors at the event. Each month, the selection of vendors do change -- you might see the same ones always coming back while others might not return or be back other months. It's helpful if you maybe have a cart with you -- only if you're the type of person who plans to find a lot or larger items. The vendors for the most part are placed in sections based on what they're selling. There is a food court where there are food trucks and booths selling drinks and snacks. Picnic tables, live music, entertainment for kids -- outdoor games like chess, bean bag toss, connect four, jenga, legos, hula hoops, etc.

I went to the March TreasureFest and would absolutely return. It's the perfect spot for me and my…read moreOakland/Berkeley friends to meet up. I was worried about the parking/traffic situation because the last time I went to the Alameda Antique Fair I almost lost it. Luckily, this is a well oiled machine with folks directing traffic. I arrived at 11 on a Sunday and left at 2:30. The organizers do a great job creating an event that is organized and flows. The vendors were great, tons of food trucks, interactive "survivor- inspired" games for the whole family, DJ with bubble machine, live art, a stage in the middle of the food truck area with live music, and bars and bathrooms throughout. The only complaint I have is the vendor that sells pictures with birds for "charity." First, what charity? Second, why are you out here yelling at people that are considering promoting your business? Not sure why anyone would want some weird dudes putting birds of prey on people let alone pay for it. I watched one of them have a heated exchange with a dog owner who was walking her dog past the booth. So weird. I would absolutely return to and applaud the organizers for such a well planned and executed event.

The Box created an exhibit of a mercantile store last year and I got a ticket from Airbnb. The Box…read morehas a website with collection items. Thrift store items antiques and etc. The exhibit is fun and different. There were letterpress machines and old fashioned knick knacks. 12/8/21

Wow. An amazing antique store. Antiques of exceptional quality. You just don't see things this…read moreold in this type of condition. There are items from the 1800's and early 1900's that are in perfect condition and for sale. Everything is extremely well organized. Items are fairly priced. The place is set up like an old general store and it feels like you are transported back in time. There are items from the US and other countries. My wife and I spent a few hours there today and enjoyed it immensely. The owner was extremely knowledgeable and a true gentleman. Thank you Mark for sharing your time and expertise with us. We will definitely be back. If you are into antiques this place is amazing and worth a visit.

This was a cute little vintage shop I ran across while walking. They had a variety of items for…read moreboth men and women. From their outside sign it looks like you can host events here as well, which is cool. The staff wasn't the most pleasant but sadly that seemed to be common in SF. Overall, nice store....may check them out again when back in SF.

Lots to see! I spent most time by accessories and cards. Got 2 unique cards for my unique friends…read more Also got a "Lucky" fabric patch that's a keychain. Next time I'll look at the clothes. Mellow environment. Looking forward to an art show here which is in the works.

On the third floor next to Sherman Williams paints. A bit tricky to find, but well worth it…read more Amazing collection and very well organized. If you can't find something, it probably doesn't exist. The individual who helped us was super friendly, extremely knowledgeable and helpful. We will definitely return and recommend.

Lovely and knowledgeable owners and staff. A real variety of artists and prices. The care they…read moretake in selecting and sharing the artists and pieces is evident throughout. A hidden gem!