Suggestions for Arts and Entertainment near Tenderloin, San Francisco

Debbie • November 18, 2017Good venue for live bands. Has an old time feel that’s not too big.

Francesca H. • March 24, 2013Very ornate theater in the heart of San Francisco. Seats are a little squishy. Bar prices are too high.

LeVan G. • September 24, 2018My first time here came to see “On Your Feet” fantastic show. Inside the theatre real nice not sure what it looked like before the remodel but definitely nice.

Mike M. • September 22, 2010Scapin with Bill Irwin is fantastic. Lots of laughs, and a nice adaptation of Moliere's work.

Roy S. • September 12, 2014My 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.

Greg C. • May 21, 2014The 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!

Michael A. • March 16, 2014Amazing performance by mr. Morrison. Unique venue, former speakeasy. Great for all ages

Gsus S. • May 27, 2019What a place! Nice decorated basement with top shows of great jazz performers...our experience I have to say, superb. Friendly staff, not many food options.

Anton S. • November 3, 2017They let you bring food and drinks into the theaters. All kinds of great indie shows here.

Stephanie C. • April 15, 2018Emerging and experimental artists!

George H. • October 10, 2015Amazing gallery space.

Alecs • March 7, 2012A huge variety of classes and groups 3-4 days a week, & a relaxed familial atmosphere. SF Citadel is truly a place of great importance for those in the San Francisco, Bay Area kink community & beyond!

Jason W. • October 5, 2012For single men Fridays and Saturdays are the best nights, but Fridays and Sundays are best for couples. Just make sure that if you come, you have an open mind.

Peter B. • December 1, 2019Solid comedy lineup; excellent beer selection. Great night out overall, just mind the neighborhood.

Alex D. • January 22, 2019Great insight into the neighborhood in a well-presented, engaging exhibit that could take you 15 minutes or 45 depending on your level of interest.