ICA SF

Museum · Financial District

ICA SF

Museum · Financial District

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345 Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94104

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Free contemporary art museum with maker stations and pop-up food  

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345 Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94104 Get directions

icasf.org
@icasanfrancisco

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345 Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94104 Get directions

+1 415 226 9250
icasf.org
@icasanfrancisco

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restroom
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

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Aug 8, 2025

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Indigenous Mexican Food Pop-Up Molcaxitl Kitchen Is Back for One Night Only at a San Francisco’s Institute of Contemporary Art - Eater SF

"The Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) opened in 2022 and is already a popular destination for anyone looking to enjoy modern art on a budget as the museum is free to attend. But this spring, the ICA is rolling out a fresh chef pop-up series, bringing in talent including Christina Alexis from the Pleasure Principle and Mike Raskin and Jeffrey Wright from uber-popular Edith’s Pies." - Paolo Bicchieri

https://sf.eater.com/2023/4/27/23700975/ica-museum-molcaxitl-tacos-mission-district
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Catch Some of the Bay Area’s Hottest Pop-Ups at This New Art Museum in the Dogpatch - Eater SF

"The Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco, located in the Dogpatch, hosts various food and coffee pop-ups curated by Chef Jacob Croom. Recent pop-ups include Mishmish, Bolita, Fluid Cooperative Cafe, Calaca Coffee, Year of the Snake, LIKHA, Fish and Bonez, and Croom's own My Friend Fernando. The museum aims to break traditional molds by offering a rotating selection of pop-ups, providing a fresh and interesting experience for visitors." - Dianne de Guzman

https://sf.eater.com/2022/12/2/23490130/institute-contemporary-art-san-francisco-pop-ups
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Kay Bee

Google
Super excited to visit this museum. We all came from different parts of the city using public transportation and it was super easy to get to. It blends in and easy to miss as it’s tucked in the corner at the bottom of the BofA building at the corner of Montgomery. The displays are on 2 floors. They have a makers section so great of you have budding little ones who want to create something. Best of all…it’s free!

Miyako Ueki

Google
It’s free. It’s a large open space in the heart of FIDI. I love that SF is offering art and culture with free of charge. There are lots of places to sit. Why not, stop by and take a breather when you are in the area.

Grace Lin

Google
Lovely venture and cute exhibition! Just passing by after visiting the Museum of Craft and Design but this amazed me. The quilts and textiles art with Indian / Guayanesa culture heritage are brilliantly mixed also cozy in an nostalgia way.

Olga V. Mack

Google
Iconic location. Amazing space. Manageable museum. Thoughtful exhibit. Free.

Malcolm

Google
Super nice museum. Definitely a must visit in SF. Make sure you make your own art at the designated area :)

Timothy Wright-Field

Google
I went to the ICA San Francisco, and it was really cool. The space is small but nice, and it’s free to get in, which is awesome. The art was interesting and different, with a lot of unique pieces that made you think. The people working there were super friendly and helpful. It’s a good place to visit if you like art or just want to see something new. I didn’t stay long, but it was worth stopping in.

Eric Nguyen

Google
Beautiful space. Some pieces touched me, including some of the student work. Can't beat the price or how laid back it is (e.g. kids corner and maker stations)

Ay B

Google
Small but fun. The exhibits were interesting and staff were super nice. Be sure to have additional plans - it won't take long to see everything. Oh! And it's free!