Treasure Island Museum is partnering with our friends at the nonprofit community service organization  One Treasure Island  to ensure a happy holiday season for children from low-income families in our neighborhood. Although it is being redeveloped and revitalized, Treasure Island currently has a median income of $36,000 and the highest level of poverty in San Francisco at 42.1%. Join us. Bring a new toy (unopened and unwrapped) for a child of any age to the museum before

On October 18, 2025 our nonprofit museum celebrated its Golden Anniversary with a benefit featuring live music, swing dancing, retro fashions, and classic cocktails. Our friends at Cross Media International created this video that captures the festive mood - as well as some highlights - of that memorable night in historic Treasure Island Building One.

On October 18, our nonprofit organization celebrated its 50 years of community service  with an evening of music, dancing, and Gold Bar Distillery libations in historic Building One. Were you at the party?  We would like to hear about your experience and welcome your suggestions for future events via this Sixty Second Survey .

Sunday, September 21 10 am to 4 pm Treasure Island Museum joins 75 like-minded organizations  offering tours and free admission to...

Join Golden Gate International Exhibition historian Anne Schnoebelen on a walking tour of Treasure Island on Saturday, June 7 at 10:00...

We are pleased to introduce  our new online collections portal. Funded by PCL Construction and Stantec , it will significantly expand our...