San Francisco arts hub is looking for a new home

Zoom in: The warehouse is a treasure trove for artists, creatives, teachers and anyone looking to start a project. On any given day you might find bolts of fabric, sport trophies, mannequins, school supplies or a box full of Mardi Gras beads.

What they're saying: "We're looking to find a place that we can eventually buy so that we can have a forever home… a warm, vibrant and welcoming space for our constituents," said Scrap programs director Danielle Grant.

• The ideal space would have 10,000 square feet with parking, Grant said.

My thought bubble: Scrap is my favorite kind of creative place — full of weird odds and ends and so much inspiration. I picked up some great vintage typography stickers designed to stick up in shop windows.

• Be prepared — you won't go home empty-handed.

The bottom line: "It's a unique shopping experience," Grant said. "If you have something in mind, you might not get it… This is a place where you come to discover things that you didn't think you were going to find."

If you go: Open from 10am to 6pm Tuesday through Sunday at 2150 Newcomb Ave.

What's next: Check out Axios SF's Instagram to see the weirdest thing we found.