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Treasure Island: Not Just For Pirates

Posted by mlevy on Sep 24, 2011 | Comments (2)

As a new resident in the Bay Area, whenever someone mentions Treasure Island I laugh. This must be a San Fran joke I’m not yet privy to. Treasure Island is a place for pirates, or at least where they go looking for gold. Or something. It’s been a long time since I saw the Disney adaptation.

But then I am reassured that in fact this small island exists and is floating out in the Bay under the bridge. And not only do fun and interesting things take place there, people actually live on Treasure Island. I still haven’t wrapped my head around this entirely.

Nevertheless, this weekend, and for several other weekends this fall, Treasure Island will play host to what should be an awesome flea market. The open-air site boasts local designers, entertainment and a great view back of the city. So strap on an eye patch, find your inner-urban-pirate and go hunt for some treasures.

Accessible via car and public transportation.

2011 Show Dates & Times:

9am – 4pm Saturday & Sunday

$3 Admission  FREE PARKING
(Kids 12 & under Free)
September 24 – 25, 2011
October     29 – 30, 2011
November  26 – 27, 2011
Dog Friendly – Well behaved pooches on a leash welcome.
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Morgan is a photographer and currently a graduate student in the Visual and Critical Studies department at California College of the Artist.


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  1. David Kaye
    September 27, 2011

    Indeed you are a newbie to San Francisco because you call it “San Fran”. That’s like saying “New Yor” or “Los Ange” or “Bost”. To shorten the name is to disrespect our city.

    As to the Treasure Island Flea, the promoters are trying to position it is a “high end” craft show, even though they call it a flea market. Plus, they charge $3 to see this small event. Parking is free, though.

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  2. M Levy
    September 27, 2011

    David,
    it’s unfortunate you interpreted my post in that manner. No disrespect was intended, I’m thrilled to be here and I love the city.

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