John Pence Gallery, San Francisco

Alcazar Theater

Built in 1911 in honor of the Shriners (Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine); this Byzantine-style Islamic temple (now a 500 seat theater showing Broadway and off-Broadway shows), is now a historical city landmark

Shakris Fine Asian Works of Art

This galley houses a broad collection of Asian antiques that span thousands of years of history

Curran Theater

Built in 1922, this theater was designed by architect Alfred Henry Jacobs

Phoenix Theater

The Phoenix is a small theater that showcases the work of local and international playwrights

Grand Lodge F&AM of California

In addition to the lodge room and corporate offices, this place also has a museum of Freemasonry

Grace Cathedral

The main Episcopalian church of the city, based on the Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris

Glide Memorial Church

Famous for its gospel music, as well as for its inner-city missions, the church is a pillar of this community and plays a vital role in Tenderloin day-to-day life; anyone truly trying to understand the area should visit here

Last Planet Theatre

Producing what they call 'dream plays,' the Last Planet Theater is a niche experimental theater that eschews the conventions of mainstream theater

Sgt. John Macaulay Park

Named in honor of a police sergeant who died on duty, this vibrantly colored park and playground only allows adults in if they are accompanied by kids

St. Boniface

The Catholic church features its original elaborately decorated interior from 1900, so why not come in and say a prayer! A Franciscan parish, it is also known for allowing the homeless to sleep in the pews on weekdays

John Pence Gallery, San Francisco