When’s the last time you paid a visit to San Francisco’s amazing Fort Mason Center? The popular art center hosts numerous exhibitions and events throughout the year, and there are some special ones coming up this March
Events at Fort Mason Center
- Mar. 9: West Coast Craft
- Mar. 15-17: Detour Dance: The Twilight Aristocracy
- Fort Mason Center Farmers Market – Sundays at FMCAC parking lot
- St John Will I Am Coltrane African Orthodox Church – Sundays at Magic Theatre
Exhibitions and performances at Fort Mason Center
- Adia Millet: Reflections on Black – through Mar. 9 at Haines Gallery
- Bonnie Ora Sherk: Life Frames Since 1970 – through Mar. 10 at Gallery 308
- John Bela With Urban Campesinx/Hummingbird Farm: Garden to Transform Hatred Into Love – through Mar. 10 at Gallery 308
- Riccardo Rossati: Villa Arconati and Imaginary Worlds – through Mar. 31 at Museo Italo Americano
- Cauleen Smith: Shiny Things for my Quartermaster: Seven Swallowtail Flags – through spring 2024 at FMCAC parking lot
- Matt Passmore: Tied/Untied – through Aug 2 at FMCAC entrance
- SF Camerawork presents EBTI: Ma-kan مكان – Mar. 12 through May 23 at FMCAC
- John Chiara: Sea Of Glass and Linda Connor: Earth & Sky – Mar. 15 through April 27 at the Haines Gallery in Building C
- Yunfei Ren At The Guardhouse- Mar. 23 through June 9 in the Guardhouse
About Fort Mason Center
Fort Mason Center For Arts & Culture pushes the envelope with rotating art exhibitions, theater and dance performances, movie nights, and educational and cultural classes at its waterside campus. The center also hosts two dozen nonprofit organizations and supports them with annual grants, so as to continue producing the compelling, innovative works that the center has come to be known for.
Keep an eye on the Fort Mason Center calendar for more upcoming events, many of which are free to attend! You can find the Fort Mason Center at 2 Marina Boulevard along the northern waterfront of San Francisco between Aquatic Park and Marina Green.
By Jamie Ferrell and Dana Flynn