Fort Mason Center
415-979-3010
1701 Greenwich St San Francisco, CA 94123
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Art, Art Schools, Home Furnishings, Shopping, Gifts & Novelties, Art Galleries, Shopping Centers & Malls, Arts Organizations
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There's alot to see at Fort Mason. The warehouses are now turned into museums and galleries and I believe this is where the harvest festival is at every year. Nice area of San Francisco to visit.
Posted 10/18/06 | Report Abuse
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The fort mason center holds some of the best shows in San Francisco. For instance, the Fall arts and crafts show is held here every year. I even attended a company party held at one of the warehouse and it was a blast!!!
Posted 10/18/06 | Report Abuse
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Visiting the Fort Mason Center has taught me a lot about Word war two history. When youwalk around, you get a feel that youare part of teh era. You visit bunkers where soliders rested and cannons tha they used. there is alo an area for shopping and small restaurants. I also ran across a bowling alley, but I did not go in. This is a great place to take the family to learn about history and to have fun at the same time. Its a great place to absorb the history that you are only able to read in textbooks.
Posted 11/03/05 | Report Abuse
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I attended the Fort Mason Center on a field trip with my niece. It was a wonderful expereince. we learned so much about world war 2. ee even were able to see th ebunkers that they used and the cannons that they had. It was truly amazing. I would definitely visit there again outside the school fied trip. So much history and so much culture. Its really amazing.
Posted 07/19/05 | Report Abuse
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Fort Mason Center is a World War II embarkation point that has been transformed into a regional cultural center. Former warehouses are now galleries, workshops, classrooms, studios, and even a well-known vegetarian restaurant. Four theatres, museums, a second-hand bookstore, numerous craft studios, and about fifty resident non-profit organizations are also here. A variety of events are presented weekly. Daily 8 a.m.-midnight. Free; charges for some events and galleries.
Posted 02/28/05 | Report Abuse
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