Galería de la Raza is a non-profit art gallery and artist collective founded in 1970, that serves the largely Chicano and Latino population of San Francisco's Mission District.
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I really enjoy this place. I was a past worker here, the staff are really nice and helpful to the community. They sell and display art to the people in the mission district. They have events and art shows. The open had over 200 visiters to check out the beauty of art while they are spreading awareness of the community. I love this place I would want to visit them again, I recomend everyone to pay a visit here and...
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A fascinating gallery, showcasing brave, vital art. This non-profit champions art and artists that won't necessarily make it into the mainstream, and brings it out into the street with their XL-scale printed mural project. Visit soon and visit often: this place is constantly under threat from gentrification, so it needs...
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Cute little gallery in the San Francisco Mission District. I attended an open mic night here with a small crowd. It was the perfect gathering space to share food, write, and perform. Staff and volunteers were all friendly...
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