Top Rated Attractions in San Francisco

The pride of the SFJAZZ Center, Robert N. Miner Auditorium is built just for jazz performances, with its classy ambiance, intimate seating areas, and softly-tuned acoustics. Its steeply-positioned seats make for amazing viewing experiences.

Folsom Street in the city is one busy street. This entertainment hub of the city is in close proximity to major attractions and landmarks and is always buzzing with events. A part of this lively street, plays host to the risque annual Folsom Street Fair. Located in the heart of the city, it is frequented by locals and tourist alike.

Clad in glass from two sides, Joe Henderson Lab is a chic, light and airy space which is best suited for corporate events, concerts and receptions. This compact room is named after the famed jazz saxophonist Joe Henderson, and comes with its own state-of-the-art sound system 'Meyer', excellent stage lighting as well as video equipment. Perched delightfully on the stage is a sleek piano, which often catches the fancy of the audience. Along with seats, the room has a standing capacity of up to 100 people.

Conveniently located in the San Francisco Performing Arts District, the Sydney Goldstein Theater, formerly Nourse Theater, is a historic landmark in itself, apart from being an entertainment venue. Built in the year 1926, the theater plays host to stand up comedy, plays, concerts and is mostly renowned for lecture series by City Arts & Lectures. Constructed in Spanish Revival style, the bright red awnings and classical decor adds a traditional charm to the venue. Ornate chandeliers shed light on the bright red seats and a proscenium stage with bright red curtains. All these elements lend themselves nicely to a classical concert or a period drama. Renamed after Sydney Goldstein, the theater is a cultural symbol of San Francisco.