ON HOLD – Indoor Museums Can Increase Capacity to 50% on November 3

Submitted by the Event Organizer

UPDATE: On October 30th, San Francisco decided to pause the further reopenings that were planned for November 3rd. Museums are still able to be open at 25% capacity but can’t open further to the planned 50% capacity until further notice.

According to a press release from the San Francisco Mayor on October 20th, now that San Francisco’s COVID cases are trending in the right direction and the city has been assigned to the State’s Yellow tier, museums, zoos and aquariums in San Francisco are now allowed to increase their indoor capacity to 50% of normal starting on November 3rd.

Find a museum that’s open near you – Including Asian Art Museum, de Young, SFMOMA

Indoor museums were originally allowed open on September 21st at 25% capacity.

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• SF Announces Lots of New Updates for Reopening – 10/20/20
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Museums Recently  Opened

• 10/30/20 – Legion of Honor
• 10/23/20 – California Academy of Sciences
• 10/17/20 – Contemporary Jewish Museum
• 10/16/20 – Museum of Craft and Design
• 10/9/20 – Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose
• 10/8/20 – Tenderloin Museum
• 10/4/20 – SFMOMA
• 10/3/20 – Asian Art Museum
• 10/3/20 – GLBT Historical Society Museum
• 10/1/20 – American Bookbinders Museum
• 10/1/20 – Conservatory of Flowers
• 9/25/20 – de Young Museum
• 9/21/20 – Aquarium of the Bay
• 7/29/20 – Oakland Zoo
• 7/22/20 – Japanese Tea Garden
• 7/22/20 – UC Berkeley Botanical Garden
• 7/15/20 – San Francisco Zoo
• 6/1/20 – San Francisco Botanical Garden
• 5/16/20 – Ruth Bancroft Garden & Nursery

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.