Free Admission on the first Tuesday of every month

Free Admission on the first Tuesday of every month

Every first Sunday of the month, General Admission to OMCA’s Galleries of California Art, History, and Natural Sciences is free and tickets to Special Exhibitions in our Great Hall are offered at a discounted price of $6.

Free First Sunday invites visitors to not only experience the world-renowned collections, but also to actively participate in group tours, cultural performances, and other community-based activities.

Explore rotating gallery exhibitions the first Saturday of every month at Minnesota Street Projects. Check gallery listing for special events and openings.

‘GREEN’, a juried exhibition of NCWCA members, self-identified women within California and invited artists
Presented by NCWCA and Arc Gallery.

500 Capp Street Foundation is pleased to present Abstract Objects of Devotion, a solo exhibition by San Francisco-based artist Amy Trachtenberg.

EUQINOM Gallery is pleased to present Too Many Products, the gallery's third solo exhibition with Berkeley-based photographer Janet Delaney. Following its acclaimed presentation at Photo London earlier this year, the exhibition brings together photographs from Delaney's deeply personal series examining labor, family, and the changing landscape of American commerce.

This outdoor market transforms the historic FMCAC campus into a dynamic showcase of local artisans, cuisine, and entertainment.

Come celebrate immigrant art and stories, as we turn the Ferry Building’s Grand Hall into a silent disco. 100 pairs of headphones, two channels, and music drawn from every culture represented in the show: Chinese, Filipino, Palestinian, Colombian, Chilean, Rajasthani, Ukrainian.

Minnesota Street Project Foundation is pleased to present the 2026 San Francisco Art Book Fair (SFABF), marking 10 years since the inaugural fair held in 2016.

The heart of the Castro comes alive every Third Friday with live music, local vendors, community performers, and hidden art gems.

The gallery is aswarm with Isabella Kirkland's creatures, all sculpted from organic materials (seeds, twigs, pods, leaves, etc.) that she collects while on her daily walks. Ingenious and charming, they're guaranteed to surprise, captivate, and delight.

Curated by Lola Reed, Saiya Williams, and Millicent Villacastin and featuring current and former CCA students, this show celebrates acts of absurdity as resistance. 

Spanish artist Aina Clotas’s The Backwards Race positions the human body as both evidence and mystery: a physical structure, a vessel of feeling and memory, and one of the last places where humanity can still resist reduction into mere duty or function.

Nancy Toomey Fine Art is pleased to announce an exhibition of works by Mark Perlman titled Comes and Goes on view from June 10 to July 18, 2026

Hair has always been prominent in Patricia Piccinini's practice, both materially and conceptually. A signifier of mammalhood, its presence (or absence) can also represent either femininity or masculinity, depending on its relationship to the body. 

The gallery will be aswarm with Isabella Kirkland's creatures all sculpted from organic materials (seeds, twigs, pods, leaves, etc.) that she collects while on her daily walks. Ingenious and charming, they're guaranteed to surprise, captivate, and delight.

Explore rotating gallery exhibitions the first Saturday of every month at Minnesota Street Projects. Check gallery listing for special events and openings.

This July, FOR-SITE presents Andy Goldsworthy: Red Flags, a site-specific exhibition by the internationally acclaimed artist at Fort Mason's Gateway Pavilion in partnership with Fort Mason Art.

A group show of plein-air landscapes and cityscapes.

A Free Block Party and Night Market on Valencia Street

Free Admission on the first Tuesday of every month

Free Admission on the first Tuesday of every month

Every first Sunday of the month, General Admission to OMCA’s Galleries of California Art, History, and Natural Sciences is free and tickets to Special Exhibitions in our Great Hall are offered at a discounted price of $6.

Free First Sunday invites visitors to not only experience the world-renowned collections, but also to actively participate in group tours, cultural performances, and other community-based activities.

General admission is free to Bay Area residents, and tickets are available two weeks in advance. Surcharged exhibitions are not included and require separate paid tickets.

Fridman Gallery (New York) and Catharine Clark Gallery (San Francisco) are pleased to present Double Bind: Belonging and Its Discontents, a group exhibition curated by Catharine Clark at Fridman Gallery, New York.

Rebecca Camacho Presents is thrilled to present Lucky Number Seven, a group exhibition celebrating the gallery's 7th anniversary. The show will mark the first time the gallery has highlighted our entire program of represented artists, as well as close ongoing relationships within our larger artist community.