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The venue

About The Masonic - San Francisco

The Masonic in San Francisco is a historic, multi-space event venue operated by Live Nation. Located at 1111 California Street in the Nob Hill neighborhood, it houses an Auditorium, California Room, Exhibition Hall, and Grand Lobby. Known for hosting legendary artists and contemporary benefit shows, The Masonic offers flexible configurations to accommodate concerts, galas, trade shows, and private events. Whether you’re after an intimate upstairs setup or a full-scale production, we’ve got you covered with clear, trustworthy ticket options and practical venue details.

Note: The venue has long been branded as The Masonic or SF Masonic Auditorium, with a rich history including performances by Billie Holiday and Tony Bennett. The space remains active, not demolished, and continues to welcome diverse lineups under Live Nation management.

Seating and capacities: The Auditorium seats about 2,750 in theater-style arrangement, with a standing/open-floor capacity up to roughly 1,600. Total capacity across all spaces can reach up to 4,000 guests for private events. Floorplans show Auditorium, Balcony, and other spaces to help you understand seating layouts. If you’re seeking the perfect vantage point, secure your seats early—we’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket access.

Parking and transit: The Masonic offers an on-site garage with 24/7 operation, operated by Premier Parking & Lounge. We recommend advance parking purchases to guarantee a spot. For commuters, The Masonic is easily accessible via MUNI, BART, and the California Street Cable Car, and it sits across from Grace Cathedral, making it a convenient stop on your San Francisco outing.

Nearby accommodations and dining: Within a short walk, you’ll find premier hotels like InterContinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco (999 California Street) and Stanford Court (905 California Street). We also highlight nearby dining options that pair well with events—perfect for a pre-show meal or post-show drinks. As your trusted connection, we’ll point you to options and partners that fit your plans.

Notable history and events: The Masonic has hosted iconic acts over the decades, from Billie Holiday and Tony Bennett to modern benefit shows such as Taj Mahal tributes. It’s a venue that blends historic charm with contemporary performances, ideal for a memorable night out in San Francisco.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

Address: 1111 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94108.
Venue type: Multi-space event venue (Auditorium, California Room, Exhibition Hall, Grand Lobby) operated by Live Nation.
Auditorium seating capacity: about 2,750 in theater-style seating; standing/open-floor capacity up to ~1,600; total auditorium-related capacity varies by configuration.
Total venue capacity (all spaces): up to 4,000 guests for private events.
Seating chart / floorplan: Floorplans PDF shows Auditorium, Balcony, and other spaces (useful for seating layout).
Parking: On-site garage with a 24/7 operation; Premier Parking & Lounge; advance purchase recommended.
Transit: Accessible by MUNI, BART, and the California Street Cable Car; located across from Grace Cathedral.
Nearby hotels: InterContinental Mark Hopkins San Francisco (999 California Street) and Stanford Court (905 California Street) are within a few blocks.
Notable events: Historic acts like Billie Holiday, Tony Bennett, and Van Morrison have performed; recent high-profile benefit shows (e.g., Taj Mahal tribute fundraiser) have taken place here.
Name/history note: Not demolished; formerly known as Nob Hill Masonic Auditorium and Grand Masonic Auditorium; current branding commonly called The Masonic or SF Masonic Auditorium.