…happens to be called “Columbus Day”. I like that my son’s school calls it “Indigenous People’s Day”. This is a great video explanation of exactly why that is correct.
If you have the day off, why not spend it in a community-positive way by enjoying the city and making a visit to Divisadero and Swankety Swank?
The neighborhood is looking so lovely these days. Come over and have a stroll through one of San Francisco’s prettiest neighborhoods, with its tree lined streets, countless sidewalk gardens, and majestic Victorians.
Page Street Victorians
I love sidewalk gardens!
There are plenty of classic San Francisco cafes to stop in for coffee.
NOPA'S Oakside Cafe at Broderick & Oak
Of course we hope you’ll come visit us too.
The store is with filled beautiful things, and the feeling of the space is uplifting, inspiring and flowing with good vibes.
Handmade dress by gibbous.
Feather Hairclip by Eileen
Around the shop
Sensual and sleek earrings by Sexi Seaweed
Super hot slip skirt by Bayside Boutique
Dramatic, cream and gold striped chairs by Yabette
Hand-knit fingerless gloves by Kathryn's Krafts, Sage by STORM
We are open from 10am to 5pm today, so stop by and visit Yabette, Kathryn, and all the wonderful, artist made goods at Swankety Swank! You’ll be happy you did.
