Honoring the Past - Pan Am Clipper

(Courtesy of Pan Historical Foundation)

Treasure Island Museum Programs and Events

(Photo by Daisy Rose Coby, 2022)

Honoring the Past - Military History

(Courtesy U.S. Navy)

Honoring the Past - Pan Am Clipper

(Courtesy of Pan Historical Foundation)

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Upcoming Events

Little Island, Big Ideas programs resume in January, 2025
Sat, Jan 11
San Francisco
Jan 11, 2025, 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
San Francisco, 39 Treasure Island Rd Room 111, San Francisco, CA 94130, USA
Jan 11, 2025, 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
San Francisco, 39 Treasure Island Rd Room 111, San Francisco, CA 94130, USA
Our next free public program will focus on the natural history of Yerba Buena Island and restoration of its native plants.
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INSPIRING PAST - INNOVATIVE FUTURE

Programs

Monthly programs illuminate varied aspects of the island's heritage and its interactions with the past, present and future of the Bay Area.

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Online Exhibits

While we plan the new museum, TIM continues to present interim exhibits and online content to enhance your visit to the island.

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Our Vision

Learn about our vision for the future Treasure Island Museum, whose reestablishment will be part of the islands' redevelopment.

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Collection

Our growing collection is accumulating donated items for the eventual reopening of the full Museum.

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TI Development

Construction is under way on the sustainable redevelopment plan for San Francisco's newest neighborhood, which has won national and international recognition.

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