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48 Hills’ Tim, Imelda, and Marke welcome guests. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Tables are set. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Guests arrive and mingle on the cooling veranda. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Gala honorees Ashley and Michelle Monterrosa. Photo by Andrew Brobst
A gorgeous setting. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Gala emcee Shanti Charan. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Photo by Andrew Brobst
DJ Lizzy Al Toque of Chulita Vinyl Club. Photo by Andrew Brobst
D9 candidate Steven Torres and friends. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Photo by Andrew Brobst
Photo by Andrew Brobst
Gala honoree Alleluia Panis and friends. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Guests including D9 supervisor Hillary Ronen enjoyed a delicious spread from Limon. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Serving up cocktails. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Shanti Charan works the crowd. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Photo by Andrew Brobst
Photo by Andrew Brobst
Activism honorees Michelle and Ashley Monterrosa. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Journalism honoree Lisa ‘Tiny’ Gray-Garcia of Poor Magazine. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Arts honoree Alleluia Panis of Kularts. Photo by Andrew Brobst
‘Woman to Watch” honoree Melissa Hernandez. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Raffle time! Photo by Andrew Brobst
We have winners! Photo by Andrew Brobst
D3 supervisor and mayoral candidate Aaron Peskin. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Photo by Andrew Brobst
Photo by Andrew Brobst
D5 supervisor Dean Preston. Photo by Andrew Brobst
48 Hills founder Tim Redmond talks about the site’s essential journalism. Photo by Andrew Brobst
Publisher Imelda thanks everyone for a beautiful night. Photo by Andrew Brobst
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Marke Bieschke is the publisher and arts and culture editor of 48 Hills. He co-owns the Stud bar in SoMa. Reach him at marke (at) 48hills.org, follow @supermarke on Twitter.