The Perfect Venue Sets the Scene

Bimbo’s 365 | San Francisco

Bimbo’s 365 Club is a wonderful throwback to the glory days of the supper club. A fantastic bar, built in stage and lighting and beautiful décor with red paneling and wood tables. If you want a great place that reminds you of the speak easy, this is the place. A San Francisco institution and a historic music venue that lends itself to a unique event with its rock-n-roll feel and built in stage and lighting.

City Hall, SF | San Francisco

City Hall is a destination and tourist attraction known world wide. Its rooms are extremely versatile and able to accommodate any type of event you may be planning. You will see that it is a magnificent place to host a wide variety of events, perfectly suited for a business conference, corporate reception, social gala or wedding.

Conservatory of Flowers | San Francisco

Located in the heart of Golden Gate Park, the Conservatory of Flowers offers stunning curb appeal, historic significance and an ever changing and growing one-of-a-kind garden environment. Whether you're booking a corporate event, hosting a cocktail party, planning your wedding or 25th anniversary party, the Conservatory of Flowers is by far one of the most unique sites in the Bay Area.

Firehouse – Fort Mason Center | San Francisco

The Firehouse is a charming event space situated on the edge of San Francisco Bay. The windows overlook the bay waters and the adjacent patios feature unparalleled views of Angel Island and Alcatraz. This one-of-a-kind space is fully carpeted and has track lighting. The Firehouse is perfect for small weddings, receptions, meetings, birthday parties, classes, and more.

Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture | San Francisco

Hold your event at a National Historic Landmark on the San Francisco waterfront — Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture offers venues unlike any other with spectacular views of Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge. The 13-acre campus provides 15 venue options ranging in size from 500 to 50,000 square feet, for a total of 150,000 square feet of meeting space; it also features a 437-seat theater, a 163-seat theater, and ample parking. Whether you are hosting a public event, such as an art fair, music festival, exhibition, performance, or conference; or a private corporate retreat, birthday party, memorial, or product launch, Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture is flexible to accommodate your needs.

Gallery 308 – Fort Mason Center | San Francisco

Originally host to the maritime trade and repair shops at Fort Mason, Gallery 308 boasts panoramic views of San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge. The historic space features an open floor plan, state-of-the-art lighting, polished concrete floors, and multi-purpose blackout shades.

Haas-Lilienthal House | San Francisco

The only intact, private, Victorian style home open to the public, complete with original furniture and artifacts. It is truly a unique and distinctly San Francisco venue. A beautiful and sophisticated setting. Transport your guests back to a time when elegant social events and celebrations became the centerpiece of daily life.

Meeting and Activity Spaces – Fort Mason Center | San Francisco

The Meeting and Activity Spaces — five rooms ranging in capacity from 5 to 50 people — are ideal for seminars, fitness classes, meetings and more. The rooms may be rented by the hour or by the day and may also be rented as break-out spaces for larger events.

Terra Gallery | San Francisco

Terra Gallery & Events is San Francisco's premiere event venue. Two levels and a total of 24,000 square feet offer multiple environments to suit your needs. For information and ideas on how Terra can be transformed for your event, contact us or stop by our next Open Gallery event.

The General’s Residence – Fort Mason Center | San Francisco

The historic General’s Residence features views of Aquatic Park, Alcatraz, and the far reaches of San Francisco Bay. Recently renovated, the building features a ballroom, dining room, lounge, beautiful foyer, unique bar area, and the Funston Room, which can be used as a small meeting room or bridal suite. Overlooking the bay, the rear lawn is a beautiful setting for a wedding ceremony or other outdoor event.

The Green Room | San Francisco

Five 24-lamp chandeliers, a wide open floor, built-in wet bar, and floor-to-ceiling windows that lead to an outdoor loggia overlooking San Francisco City Hall, make The Green Room a beautiful and flexible event space.

The Warfield | San Francisco

The Interior is an ornate movie palace. The lobby features marble, guilt and chandeliers, and opens to a grand staircase to the balcony. The main theater features a lyrical mural above the proscenium arch painted by Albert Herter. The mural contains images of floating matadors and their senoritas. The Warfield is a full service facility with a variety of modern event spaces with unlimited possibilities. The venue is available for broad range of special events including corporate meetings, private concerts, banquets, receptions, awards dinners and much more.

Piedmont Community Hall | East Bay

This historic East Bay event space is located in beautiful Piedmont, and walking distance to Guild Hall. With its antique chandeliers and lush park back drop, this venue is great for indoor and outdoor event spaces ideal for smaller events

Preservation Park | East Bay

Preservation Park is an eye-catching re-creation of a Victorian neighborhood, providing an exceptional venue for indoor and outdoor weddings and events. You and your guests can savor the feeling of having this private, charming "town" all to yourselves...vows at the Pavilion, drinks and hors d'oeuvres at the fountain, and dinner and dancing in the vintage Nile Hall...a San Francisco Bay Area jewel.

Sequoia Lodge | East Bay

Sequoia Lodge is a quaint and cozy lodge filled with rustic charm. Hidden amongst fragrant eucalyptus trees and stately redwoods, the facility is surrounded by a wooden deck connecting indoor spaces to the outdoor beauty. Enjoy the small conversational area with an exquisitely designed stone fireplace just adjacent to the medium-sized banquet room. Onsite parking is available.

China Cabin | North Bay

The glitter of 22-karat gold greets visitors to the China Cabin, once the elegant social saloon of the PS China, giving them a glimpse of the old-world luxury and attention to detail that first-class passengers enjoyed when the ship first sailed from its home port of San Francisco.

Landmark’s Art and Garden Center | North Bay

An old-fashioned rose arbor, colorful flower-beds, a country cottage and a panoramic view of Richardson Bay give the Art & Garden Center its rustic but refined charm. Garden pathways link the lawn and terraces, and an antique bell and distinctive birdhouse add finishing touches.

Marin Art and Garden Center | North Bay

LIVERMORE PAVILION:
The Livermore Pavilion is spacious and airy with a wall of sliding glass doors that open out onto the Livermore Deck and Stratford Gardens. Two gas-fired rustic stone fireplaces heighten the ambiance - one inside and the other on the deck. Just off the deck are the Stratford Gardens which include an ample green lawn, flowering gardens and outdoor dining area. It can accommodate up to 180 guests seated indoors in case of rain and up to 300 in the outdoor dining area, but still feels cozy with only 100. The outdoor area boasts a combination of twinkle lights and bistro lighting. This is the perfect venue for meetings and milestone events.

GAZEBO LAWN:
The Gazebo Lawn is our most popular wedding ceremony spot with a gorgeous white gazebo surrounded by Japanese maples, redwoods, and an expansive lawn. The Gazebo Lawn can hold up to 300 for a ceremony, but can be intimate with 100 guests.

FOUNTAIN POND:
The Fountain Pond is an intimate space for a wedding ceremony or Celebration of Life of up to 100 guests. If greenery and seclusion is your desire, this is the right spot. The Fountain Pond can also be used for cocktail hour for up to 200 guests.

Mill Valley Outdoor Art Club | North Bay

The Outdoor Art Club is a City, State and National landmark. The building was designed by Bernard Maybeck and built in 1904. It is a unique venue -- a building of architectural significance. It is available for rent for events that are site appropriate. 

Old St. Hillary’s Church | North Bay

Wildflowers surround Old St. Hilary’s, Tiburon’s iconic hillside landmark, which was originally a mission church named for St. Hilaire, Bishop of Poitiers. The heirs of John Reed—who held title to El Rancho Corte Madera del Presidio, the Mexican land grant that included the Tiburon Peninsula—deeded the one-quarter acre site for $2 to the Archdiocese of San Francisco, which built the church as a place of worship for local railroad workers in 1888.