“East Cut Electric” SF’s First Permanent Building Light Projection

The East Cut

Get ready to experience the launch of San Francisco’s first permanent building light projection, East Cut Electric, on the PG&E Substation! This retro-meets-modern event blends ’70s vibes with cutting-edge animation, and you’re invited to celebrate in Electric Groove style—think bold colors, shimmer, glitter, and funky accessories. Enjoy food, drinks, a photo booth, and more as we light up the city with this amazing new art installation. Don’t forget to stick around for Downtown First Thursdays on Second Street! According to SFGate this building is 171 feet tall 

RSVP is not required. This event is free and open to the public.

Embarcadero Substation. Built in 1973, this monochromatic, cast-concrete building on Folsom Street features slightly exposed aggregate that is not detectible to the human eye from across the wide street. Discoloration from smog helps accentuate its subtle curves and makes the building read as even more massive and brawny.

 

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Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.