SOMArts Cultural Center, San Francisco

Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts

A contemporary art gallery with work from all over the world

The Artists Alley

One of the largest art galleries in California, the space is more than 4000 sq

Intersection for the Arts

San Francisco's oldest alternative art space, This tiny space has premiered works by noted authors such as Dave Eggers and world-class playwrights such as Denis Johnson

Vermont Street

The (nearly) twistiest street in America, a less known version of Lombard Street between Leavenworth and Hyde

An arts and technology museum geared towards kids and families, with lots of interactive exhibits (some of them quite high-tech) giving you a chance to produce animation, video, sound, performance or visual arts

Luggage Store Gallery

They organize exhibitions, performing arts events, arts education, and public art programs in order to encourage and facilitate the flow of artistic ideas between the different cultural and socio-economic stratums in society

Metreon

This Sony Entertainment-sponsored mall/entertainment complex has some interesting shops (including an entire store devoted to the Sony Playstation), a 15-screen movie theater with an IMAX screen, and a video game parlor/arcade where you can drink and play virtual bowling

Moscone Center

Stretching across adjacent two full blocks between Mission, Folsom, 3rd and 4th Streets (with another building across the street at 4th and Howard), Moscone Center is a major convention center and entertainment complex with a variety of attractions

Warfield Theater

This historic theater on Market St has a balcony and approximately 2,700 seats

SOMArts Cultural Center, San Francisco