Downtown San Francisco Bank to Be Transformed Into Roller Disco for One Night Only

San Francisco’s most famous roller disco is set to bring some much-needed energy to one of the city’s white elephants next week.
On Dec. 29, the Church of 8 Wheels will take over the 19th-century Hibernia Bank building, located just off Market Street in the city’s Tenderloin neighborhood, for an evening of funk-inflected, adults-only skating courtesy of David Miles Jr., San Francisco’s self-proclaimed “Godfather of Skate”-who’s been in the game for more than 40 years, both at the actual Church of 8 Wheels on Hayes and Fillmore streets and at Skatin’ Place in Golden Gate Park.
Read Senior Editor Astrid Kane's full story here: sfstandard.com/2023/12/18/san...
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[@pacotoyful]

Yay!! Let get my skates!!!

[@El_oh7199]

Frickin stupid idea

[@burrito-town]

Yeah! They should tear down that old bank and turn it into a bland, soulless chain restaurant or a lifeless Verizon store! Better yet, turn it into a parking lot! We need more places to put our multi-ton air conditioned metal boxes when we're not driving them! Why in the world would they turn it into a place where people can get together with their friends and have fun? Being social and having a good time with people you care about in a neat environment is so dumb!