San Francisco's premier showcase for contemporary Latino art, the gallery exhibits the works of local and international artists. Events include readings and spoken word by local poets and writers, screening of Latin American and Spanish films, and theater works by local minority theater troupes. Just across the street, take a gander at the amazing art festooning the 24th Street Minipark, a tiny urban playground. A mosaic-covered Quetzalcoatl serpent plunges into the ground and rises, creating hills for little ones to clamber over, and mural-covered walls surround the space.
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