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San Francisco LeatherWalk to return, as city plans leather elements along Folsom Street

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The San Francisco LeatherWalk will return this fall after being on hiatus for several years. The event, with a new route, will help to kick off Leather Week in late September.

Meanwhile, city officials have agreed to include a number of leather-themed elements as part of the streetscape improvement project for Folsom Street.

When construction wraps in 2024 crosswalks in the colors of the leather flag will be among the new features found between Seventh and 11th streets on one of the main thoroughfares in South of Market.

The revised LeatherWalk is expected to snake its way along a segment of Folsom Street in that area as it makes its way from City Hall to the gay-owned Eagle bar at the intersection of 12th and Harrison Streets Sunday,

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