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Photos: Gazetteer SF fêtes first birthday at Verjus

On May 1, friends of Gazetteer SF gathered at Verjus in Jackson Square to toast our one-year anniversary.

Guests nibbled on cheese, charcuterie, and baguettes slathered from a resplendent butter tower. Victuals were washed down with an assortment of wines both funky and dignified, and, of course, non-alcoholic beverages.

Many thanks to all who joined to celebrate a year of Gazetteer.

Please enjoy the photos and we’ll do it again soon.

Photos: Maximillian Tortoriello
DJ Chris Uy
Marcia Gagliardi, Junji Harlow, and Geoffrey Applegarth
Cydney Hayes
Marisa Rodriguez, Joshua Bote, and Megan Rose Dickey
Mark Magiera, Stephanie Smith, Luke Bornheimer, and Lindsay Wright
Imelda Carrasco, Erika Carlos, and Lorraine Campos
Betsy Selander
Gazetteer one year anniversary party at Verjus, Thursday May 1st, 2025
Eloïse Billois
Carol Queen and Jillian Gnarling
Gazetteer one year anniversary party at Verjus, Thursday May 1st, 2025
Byron Perry and Geoffrey Applegarth
Lorraine Campos, Madeline Wells, and Gabe Fernandez
Daniel Alday, Verjus' lead sommelier
Eilidh Welsh, Mark Meardon,  Sonja Carslon, Eamon Whalen, and Teija Corse
Megan Rose Dickey and Joel Rosenblatt


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