Join Us for DOORS OPEN CALIFORNIA

Sunday, September 21

10 am to 4 pm

Treasure Island Museum joins 75 like-minded organizations offering tours and free admission to galleries and historic sites across the state.

Dubbed Treasure Island's Time Capsule, here's what TIM Vice President Anne Schnoebelen has planned:

Come and explore a little-discovered destination awaiting you in the middle of San Francisco Bay. Originally designed as the site of California’s last world’s fair, this artificial island discloses the secrets of its past (airport! naval base!) even as developers are at work transforming it into “San Francisco’s Newest Neighborhood.” Brand-new condominium towers rise alongside three beautiful Art Moderne buildings (George Kelham, architect) listed on the National trust of Historic Places.

The Treasure Island Museum will introduce you to the island’s stories. Walking tours and presentations will provide first hand experience of all that the island has been. Come and learn more about the museum and its programs, and visit interesting and curious sites including the air traffic control tower on Building One, Doggie Diner heads, art made from Bay Bridge steel, a giant pickleball club, and more. Stay for lunch or dinner at one of the island’s bars and eateries. We’ll aim to provide you with a guide to all that is worth knowing about the island! Note: we are not experts on the redevelopment!

Click here for details and to register.