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SOMA SPRING OPEN STUDIOS: MAY 9-10

 

Please join us May 9-10 in the bright and sunny South of Market (SOMA) neighborhood, to view a multitude of artists within walking distance. Studios are open 1pm - 5pm, Saturday & Sunday, and several will be open for a Friday Artist Reception. (see below)

For over 30 years, San Francisco Open Studios has provided the public with an opportunity to see artists in their workspaces. As the largest and first open studios program in the country, San Francisco Open Studios showcases artists without judgment and invites art lovers to make friends and start or build their art collections.

The studios are easy to get to by walking, bicycling or by public transportation. All featured studios are close to the CalTrain station and only a few blocks from Market St. BART stations. Several MUNI bus routes run to the neighborhood including the 9, 10, 12, 15, 27, 30, 45, 47 and metro lines N and T. Nearby street parking is available.

Participating Studios:
8th Street Studios, 301 8th Street @ Folsom
SOMA Atists Studios, 689 Bryant St. @ 5th
GarageGallery, 655 Bryant St. @ 5th
The Clay Studio, 61 Bluxome @ 4th
Clara Street Studios, 185 Clara Street @ 5th
340 Bryant Studios @ 2nd

FRIDAY NIGHT RECEPTIONS, 6-9pm

Participating Studios:
340 Bryant Studios @ 2nd
GarageGallery, 655 Bryant St. @ 5th
SOMA Atists Studios, 689 Bryant St. @ 5th

download a pdf of the map here

 

 

 

hardworking artists

SOMA Open Studios map

YERBA BUENA GALLERY WALK
SATURDAY APRIL 25th, 1-6pm

Explore the Yerba Buena Neighborhood with the Yerba Buena Gallery Walk, visit 15 local galleries within 4 blocks and enjoy free admission and refreshments along the way.

The Yerba Buena Neighborhood is easily accessible by BART, MUNI, Golden Gate Transit, SamTrans, and Caltrain. Ample parking is also available.

also visit The Yerba Buena Alliance website for more information.

 

 

 
       
             
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