The Fillmore on a rainy Saturday afternoon might not seem like the most happening spot in the city. But near the intersection of McAllister and Gough streets, suddenly a booming bass and the chatter of lively conversation can be heard from the sidewalk.

Following a cheerful, mysterious sign inside, visitors descend a short flight of steps and are enveloped by a crowd of people sipping drinks and browsing racks of vintage gems, with vendors greeting newcomers with a smile. This is Cherry Bomb—a community-oriented vintage market born in a garage that, after two years, has grown into much more.

Founded by sisters Sophia and Lulu Panzarella along with their friends, Cherry Bomb was created as a space for connection—a place where sustainable fashion meets friendship. “It was part of my plan t

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