Colorful lion dancers performed acrobatics and drum songs Friday in San Francisco’s Chinatown to welcome the Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco to its new and first-ever permanent home.
Officials and community members gathered for celebration of the purchase of a new home, currently an empty storefront that will be renovated into an exhibition space, arts studio and community hub. There’s no opening date set.
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