I love the chandeliers, the history, even the sticky floors help add atmosphere. Fun place to see shows.
Shop at Safeway and leave obvious Safeway bags in your car so it doesn't get towed.
SF: Be sure to grab a free apple and free concert poster at SF's most historic (and hospitable) live music venue. -IFC Staff
Perfect venue for a throwback sweaty warehouse party with perks: outdoor space to escape the sweat, art & frozen drinks. Once in a while, some big name bookings. Sartorial environment on point.
Sounds is just disgusting. It's a trap. Don't be screwed up.
The sound here is awful - bass way overdriven for a space with a crappy metal roof. Everything sounds like mud. Don't bother trying to see anything here.
Great concert venue!
Free WiFi! Bag check is downstairs, $5, and required if you have a laptop with you.
Updated Event Space/Concert Venue
Lots of great programming covering a variety of genres in the indie realm. Take it from me- I'm not only the founder, but I'm also a DJ!
TUNE IN AND LISTEN GODDAMMIT.
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Such a great, intimate, music venue!
Real small and real tight.
Come to this awesome venue and enjoy theater and music in a cozy, intimate setting!
The atmosphere is incredible. The acoustics are amazing. A truly unique venue.
Check out the cozy balcony. There's a bar up there, too!
Enjoy restaurants that leave you waiting over an hour for food? Come here!
The Center (I'll just call it that) is a fantastic place to hear local talent play interesting music. It's near BART and MUNI so that is great too. Check it out!
There's also a co-working space, whether you're a musician or not. Co-work in San Francisco, and support new music! Located near Market & Taylor (Powell St. BART), on the edge of the Tenderloin.
Really cool place for new musicians
The free 'Sunday Symphony in the Park' was a fun and relaxing getaway. Tip: Pack brunch and drinks and bring a blanket on a sunny day to make it a really complete and enjoyable afternoon in the park.
Sundays at 1pm watch the Golden Gate Park Band play in the bandshell
Take a seat on a bench and listen to the Golden Gate Park Band
My favorite large venue in San Fran. Park at the large parking lot nearby or take BART, don't try for street parking. Don't worry about where you're sitting, it's a great view from anywhere.
Make sure you grab a $16 beer. That shit is tight!
You can now bring your drink back to your seat in the balcony!
Psychokitty loves Lennon! Jimmy and Alfie & the rest of the staff have been great to us for years!
They have amps, drums, mics, etc. to rent there. Just bring your instruments. I like to bring my own mics and patch cables.
If you get the chance, don't pass up the opportunity to smoke a bowl with Smokey and hear his stories about dripping acid in his eyes with an eye dropper with Timothy Leary -- "instant kaleidoscope"
Great venue for rock shows. Laid back environment and great sound.
If you want to avoid the $9 axs.com surcharge per ticket, go to the box office at the Warfield Theatre on Sundays between 10a-4p. Stick it to the man!
This former Masonic building, built in 1909, is said to be haunted. Read more.
Monday bluegrass!! One of the best small venues to see local and small acts play. Chill atmosphere, good crowd, always.
Listen to shitty gypsy music and hate on all the bohemian assfaces.
Sunday night happy hour from 6-8. Select brews + cider $3.
Great ambience for a chill drink n convo, live music friday nights.
Happy hour M-F til 7. $3 drafts, $4 wells and $5 shots of Fernet, Jameson, Herradurra Silver!
One of the few remaining mission bars with seating and table service on Friday & Saturday nights.
Best dirty martini🍸 I've had in my life. And don't forget to order the parker rolls 🍞
SF Weekly’s Best Of 2011 Winner – Editorial Pick – Best Experimental Music Gathering. The multiday, multimedia On Land festival is a serious contender for Experimental Music Event of the Whole Left... Read more.
See The Parlotones here on 11/01/11! http://thrillcall.com/event/908207
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