You can enjoy free shows on Saturdays and Sundays in September and Labor Day Monday. Enjoy free shows by SF Shakes on the lawn in the Presidio and at the Jerry Garcia Amphitheater at McLaren Park. The first Sunday of every month is free.Įnjoy Shakespeare in the Park's productions of Pericles and the Prince of Tyre. This interesting SF museum brings the diverse cultures of Asian to life through exciting art experiences and special exhibitions. Marvel at more than 18,000 awe-inspiring artworks, from ancient jades to contemporary video installations. Located in the heart of San Francisco, the Asian Art Museum displays the world's finest collection of Asian art spanning 6,000 years. The first Tuesday of every month is free. Art lovers will fall in love with their changing photography exhibits. Explore art exhibits that showcase American art from the 17th through the 21st centuries, international contemporary art, and works from the Americas, the Pacific and Africa. Located in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park, the de Young Museum presents more than 25,000 works of fine art from around the world. First Thursdays are free for Bay Area residents. Over seven gallery floors in the SoMA district, SFMOMA shares the art of our times to open minds and inspire a better world through exhilarating exhibitions. San Francisco Museum of Modern Art is the Bay Area's thriving cultural center with a collection of painting, sculpture, photography, architecture, design, and media arts. Located off the lobby of the beautiful Hotel Nikko on Mason Street, Feinstein's presents world-class talent on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.Įxperience one of the largest museums of modern and contemporary art in the United States. You can even catch American Songbook master Michael Feinstein at the club. This sophisticated live music destination features local, regional, and national entertainers and singers, including Tony and Grammy Award-winning artists, jazz and R&B greats, Broadway stars, and the Bay Area's favorite vocalists. In the heart of Union Square, Feinstein's at the Nikko is San Francisco's classic nightclub. You can enjoy the classics all fall and winter season, from September through early December. The second largest company in North America, the SF Opera offers world-class performances, from dramas to comedies, at the War Memorial Opera House in the Civic Center District.
See the Princess Bride-Film (9/22 & 23) and the Apollo 13-Film (9/24 & 25) with the incredible music of the live SF Symphony orchestra at Davies Symphony Hall. The SF Symphony and Opera open their seasons this September with unique shows this month. This September, you can see Celine Dion and Michael Bublé at the Chase Center, the city's major indoor arena in the Mission Bay neighborhood. Enjoy the city's hottest live music at the Chase Center, Warfield, the Independent, and famed Fillmore. San Francisco offers a fun mix of live music and concert venues where you can catch big name stars and up-and-coming artists. Here's how you can get into the SF groove. Enjoy a night with the San Francisco Opera and catch the city's best bands and singers at the Filmore and Feinstein's.Īs the fall season hits San Francisco, the city's exuberant music and art scene comes to life. See a blockbuster concert at the Chase Center. Enjoy extraordinary world art at the de Young Museum and Museum of Modern Art. Get out and discover San Francisco's artistic side this season. From breathtaking art museums to music festivals and street fairs, San Francisco buzzes with music and art for the soul.
It's a place where art, music, and expressionism are woven into its cultural fabric. San Francisco is more than the beautiful City by the Bay. San Francisco's Art & Music Scene – Fall 2021
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