An art gallery with deep roots in San Francisco’s historic Mission District announced Oct. 15 it will vacate its main space after 46 years of tenancy due to a rent hike.
Galeria De La Raza has leased its main gallery space at 2857 24th St. since 1972, but a 100 percent rent increase effective this month is forcing them out, according to the gallery’s operators.
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