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Scenes From Last Night's Hayes Valley Microhood

Photos: Rose Garrett/Hoodline
By Rose Garrett - Published on August 15, 2014.
San FranciscoHayes Valley
Last night saw the return of the Bold Italic's Hayes Valley microhood celebration, an event that featured sales, snacks, drink specials and a distinct influx of people to the neighborhood. 
The focal point of the evening was, as always, the PROXY project's space at Hayes and Octavia, which saw a community organization and non-profit fair that included Friends of the Urban Forest, Hayes Valley Bakeworks, Pacific Institute/Agesong and the SF LGBT Community Center. Also present: cotton candy, a pull-up competition, motorized skateboards (of which David Chiu was a fan) and a long line for Move Loot's make-your-own succulent station. 

We caught some of the action along the strip last night, from cupcakes at Oxenrose to scenes from PUBLIC Bikes, Noir Lounge, Timbuk2 and more. 























Were you there? Let us know how it was in the comments. 
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