Former Supervisors Matt Gonzalez and Tony Hall on what’s up with SF these days

This is from the latest installment of Valerie Luu‘s #100drinksdivis project, in which she has a drink with 100 of her neighbors along the Divisadero Corridor:

Matt: “There’s still a lot of artists here, and galleries that are opening in places you don’t expect.” [Matt has an art opening at the Dolby Chadwick Gallery on March 5.]
Tony: “It’s a city that’s trying to find its soul again. It might take another 5, 10, 15 years.”

Good news and bad news, I guess. Sounds about right.

Keep up the good work, Val-Pal!

One Response to “Former Supervisors Matt Gonzalez and Tony Hall on what’s up with SF these days”

  1. Pacific Standard Simon says:

    Or, ‘David Spade and Stephen King hang out in front of the Washington Monument and get cheap drunk on Modelo’