The return of the Carnaval parade carries a new meaning for many of the longtime businesses along Mission Street.
SAN FRANCISCO -- After a pandemic-hiatus, San Francisco's Carnaval parade and festivities are back in full swing and locals, such as Enrique Barrow, are dancing with joy.
On Sunday, Mission Street will be the site of the main event -- the parade -- back for the first time since before the pandemic. Folks who work or dine at Café La Taza will have a front-row seat to it. The two of them are eager to see the community come together again for the much-loved Mission District celebration."Colores de Amor means colors of love and that's, basically, unity in all of the different cultures which is San Francisco in a nutshell," Rooney said.
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