The Presidio is a platform for creative cultural expression, including art, music, and dance.
Artists leave their mark through temporary exhibitions – from Andy Goldsworthy’s Spire, Wood Line, Tree Fall, and Earth Wall quartet to the colorful murals and banners at Presidio Tunnel Tops made by community artists.
Many park institutions offer a year-round slate of programs. The 600-seat Presidio Theatre hosts eclectic offerings, from Flamenco dance to queer film festivals to youth theatre. And Presidio Chapel serves up contemporary and classical performances.
Other Presidio institutions include The Walt Disney Family Museum where kids and adults can take art workshops, Arion Press where you can pick up a hand-made book or attend an author talk, or Tides Converge which has two free public art galleries.
In Iconic Visions, artist Felicia Gabaldon has created large ground murals depicting Presidio creatures like coyote, quail, and Monarch butterflies. View them near the Outpost playground at Presidio Tunnel Tops.
Presidio Theatre hosts dance, theatre, music, cinema, and performing arts of all kinds. See what’s coming up on their calendar.
The concerts are usually from June through October. See what’s coming up in the Events Calendar.
Yes, visit the Disney website for ticket details. There is free entry for children 5 or younger as well as active, retired, or veteran military personnel and their spouse and dependents.
There are colorful ground murals at Presidio Tunnel Tops near the Outpost playground and outside Presidio Visitor Center
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The Presidio is San Francisco’s national park site, with endless trails, fun events, and unforgettable vistas of the Golden Gate Bridge.