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How two friends turned their Lower Haight garage into a line dancing honky-tonk
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How two friends turned their Lower Haight garage into a line dancing honky-tonk
Since the beginning of summer, city slickers have been flocking to Front Street on the first Thursday of the month for the season’s hottest free party: the Downtown Hoedown. For many folks, the highlight of the evening is line dancing in the shadows of skyscrapers that tower above the block. Yes, the event draws seasoned dancers decked out in cowboy boots and hats, eager to show off their fancy footwork. But thanks to Joel Reske and Sean Sulliva…
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