Contemporary arts at the SFMoma, murals in the Mission and the continued use of dynamic public spaces has developed SF into a refuge and point of exploration for artists, musicians and creators. Partake in the scene and see a show at The Masonic, attend a music festival, or see a new exhibit at a world-class museum -- you won’t be disappointed.
Claude Monet’s later paintings will be on display through May and the internationally-acclaimed “Art in the Age of Black Power” make its San Francisco debut. Plus, you’ll see Ed Hardy in a whole new light.
It’s springtime in San Francisco! Here’s a look at the best upcoming activities of the season, from dancing in the streets to cutting-edge tech conferences.
SF boasts one of the largest cherry blossom festivals in the U.S., spanning two weekends in April.
In search of inspiring music that pushes the envelope? Here’s a look at exciting shows headed to San Francisco this spring.
Guests at Stanford Court can take a seven-minute walk to catch a Broadway production at one of our local historic theatres.
Beat the field trip groups and enjoy nighttime museum exhibitions across the city.
Spring is in the air and the bats will soon be swinging at AT&T Park as the Giants celebrate their 60th season in San Francisco. April 3rd is opening day at the park, where the Giants will take to the field against the Seattle Mariners.
When you stay at Stanford Court, great music is just a five-minute walk up the hill. We’re talking, of course, about The Masonic, an icon mid-century modernist memorial temple at 1111 California Street.
Here are some upcoming events to mark on your calendar, from Whiskies of the World to the 167th Annual SF St. Patty’s Day parade.
We love Nob Hill because of its history, vibe, and location-- it really is close to everything.
Planning a visit to SF? We recommend you enjoy the city like a local and take advantage of all the dynamic, upcoming shows.
San Francisco is one of the most magical cities to discover on foot and Nob Hill is one of the most exciting neighborhoods to explore.
A new year is around the corner and, like almost everyone at this time of year, you’ve probably been busy, busy, busy. So why not take some time for yourself, slow down, and enjoy the holidays a little bit here in SF?
You don’t need a passport to dig in deep to Teotihuacan's history.
Here we’ve compiled the concerts we’re most looking forward to this fall.
The Masonic just released their lineup of concerts and shows for this fall.
For the 31 days of October, LGBT History Month celebrates 31 lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender icons.
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass is one of many of SF’s gifts to the music world
So, you’re hanging out in SF and you want 2 see the sights, get out on the town, tour the city.
Early Christmas anyone? If you’re slogging through summer stuck in a cubicle or stuck in hours of traffic everyday, we have just the thing you need.
While you may frequent annual Pride celebrations around the world or - ahem - the best in San Francisco, do you know how Pride came to be? Not every1 does.
As you may have already known, this summer, the summer of 2017 is the 50th Anniversary of the Summer of Love
What does Stanford Court have to do with Levi Strauss? A whole lot actually.
San Francisco is easy to fall in love with – and in San Francisco it’s easy to fall in love. The stunning views, the iconic hills, the epic gardens and the Golden Gate Bridge – these all add to the romance in the air in the City by the Bay.
The San Francisco Independent Film Festival, or SF Indie for short, brings some of the most original, thought-provoking and diverse indie films from around the world to screens in the City by the Bay.
With November here, many begin to feel like the holiday season is here. At Stanford Court we believe the best way to get in the spirit of the holidays is to attend the Union Square Tree Lighting.