The 24th annual How Weird Street Faire returned to SoMa this weekend with attendees celebrating San Francisco's eccentricity through dress and dance.
This year's theme, "Time Travel: Stargate," brought festivalgoers their most out-of-this-world costumes to enjoy electronic music on eight stages while a plethora of vendors sold wares ranging from food to jewelry.
San Francisco hosts 24th annual How Weird Street Faire in SoMa District - CBS San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO — Saturday at noon San Francisco's SoMa District will host the 24th annual How Weird Street Faire to celebrate weirdness and creativity bound together by nine stages of electronic music.
The longest-running dance festival on the West Coast, per How Weird, attendees are encouraged to dress up in costumes fitting this year's theme: "Time Travel: Stargate."
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The How Weird Street Faire goes down annually on Howard Street and surrounding blocks where this year, nine stages of music brought crowds in droves to San Francisco's South of Market District, Oct. 14, 2023.
It's 5 p.m. on a Saturday and there are no cars on 2nd Street in San Francisco. But the road isn't exactly empty, either.
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Originally, the couple opened a gift shop, Lucky Lizard Curios and Gifts, but quickly realized people were more interested in looking at the giant lizards in the back of the store than purchasing anything.
That's when the Busti's business plan changed. "We should charge admission for this," Steve Busti said.
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