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Tenderloin Museum, San Francisco

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About Tenderloin Museum

The Tenderloin Museum documents the history and culture of San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood through exhibitions, walking tours, and live performances. Visitors explore the permanent collection and rotating gallery shows, including the exhibition "Finding Our Way Home: Mary TallMountain in the TL." The museum offers historical neighborhood walking tours typically scheduled Saturday afternoons, running 90 minutes to two hours, that explore topics including LGBTQIA+ history on Polk Street and murals throughout the district. The museum also hosts the critically acclaimed immersive theatrical production The Compton's Cafeteria Riot, performed Friday and Saturday evenings at a nearby venue, along with programs like the Neon Speaks Festival celebrating the neighborhood's historic neon signs and punk music heritage. Children ages 12 and under receive free general admission, as verified at tenderloinmuseum.org.

Tickets, prices & hours

Adults
$10
Students & Seniors
$6
Youth (Ages 13 to 21)
$6
Children (Ages 12 & under)
Free

Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10:00AM - 5:00PM

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Children Free Admission

Children ages 12 and under receive free general admission

Free $10

“Children (Ages 12 & under): FREE”

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