Top-Notch Venues
These are just a few of the rooms we work in often and are glad to recommend. Each name links to the venue's own site. We can also come to you and transform any space for your event.
Terra GalleryThe room we know best. White gallery walls and hardwood upstairs, a bar and a stage downstairs, and a garden patio that tents for three hundred.
City View at MetreonFloor-to-ceiling glass over Yerba Buena Gardens, four floors up, opening onto a terrace big enough for the whole party.
SFMOMACocktails in the atrium under the oculus, dinner in the galleries, and a rooftop sculpture garden with the city all around it.
The BatteryA private club in Jackson Square, from a wine cellar lined in barrel staves to a penthouse terrace over the Transamerica Pyramid.
Contemporary Jewish MuseumThe Yud gallery is a jewel of blue steel with thirty-six diamond skylights and sixty feet of air above the floor.
Golden Gate Club at the PresidioFloor-to-ceiling windows onto the bay, the Golden Gate and Alcatraz, a fireplace in the ballroom, and the Presidio forest outside.
Four One NineSkylights over polished concrete, a library with a bar upstairs, and a rooftop garden built around a living wall.
Chase CenterClub rooms off the arena bowl, and a ninth-floor room with floor-to-ceiling glass and a terrace over the waterfront.
One Kearny ClubA roof terrace eleven floors above Union Square, with two hundred and seventy degrees of downtown around you.
Computer History MuseumAn auditorium, galleries and a courtyard down the Peninsula, with a lobby floor patterned like a punch card.
SF Design CenterA four-storey atrium under a skylight that opens to the sky, with balconies on three levels looking down over the floor.
The San Francisco MintBallrooms and chandeliers on the main floor, and the original steel vault doors in the brick cellar below.
Palace of Fine ArtsThe exhibition hall behind the rotunda, with ceilings reaching fifty-five feet and room for very nearly anything.
The MidwaySix rooms in a converted industrial block in Dogpatch: a big main hall, a lounge, a gallery, a patio and a rooftop.
Flood MansionA hundred-and-forty-foot marble hall in Pacific Heights with the bay down its whole length, and a gilded ballroom beside it.
ExploratoriumA pier on the Embarcadero with the bay through the windows and an outdoor gallery looking back at the skyline.
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