From the E Night market marks a first for the Excelsior District

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The Excelsior District celebrated its inaugural “From the E” night market on Friday, drawing families and visitors to the Norton Street Parking Lot. The event featured local vendors, Lucha Libre wrestling, and live music, all aimed at fostering community engagement and supporting local businesses. Avei St. Pierre, secretary of the Excelsior Action Group, noted the event's focus on community joy and local economic support. Attendees like Metzi Calleros expressed excitement, with some wishing for a larger gathering.

The night market, funded by the Civic Joy Fund, has become a significant cultural event in the area, with similar markets gaining popularity in other neighborhoods. Local artisans and food vendors showcased their products, including a Balboa High School teacher selling prints and Excelsior Coffee serving warm drinks. The event successfully attracted not just local residents but also visitors from across the Bay Area, eager for the unique wrestling spectacle. As the night unfolded, the community celebrated its rich local culture and strengthened neighborhood ties.

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