San Francisco is dead? Tell that to the thousands at Chinatown Night Market
<p>Thousands filled Grant Avenue this weekend to sample neighborhood restaurants, take in a lion dance or dance themselves beneath the warm glow of dēnglóng lanterns at the Chinatown Night Market.</p>
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<p>All photos by M. T. Eley for The Bold Italic.</p>
<p>Who was there? Everyone. Hipsters, techies, tourists — “does San Francisco do this every weekend?” — dogs in backpacks, newcomers, oldcomers, parents and grandparents with strollers and kids in tow. A man calling himself “Captain Alex” graciously showed folks his rattlesnake head pendant, “I used to kill them for a living,” he told me.</p>
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