Dogpatch

The flat, former-industrial blocks along Third Street south of Mission Bay, now San Francisco’s densest concentration of contemporary art galleries.

The Museum of Craft and Design describes its own address, 2569 Third Street between 22nd and 23rd, as sitting in the historic American Industrial Center in “San Francisco’s vibrant Dogpatch neighborhood”. A few blocks north, Minnesota Street Project gathers galleries into converted warehouses at 1275 Minnesota Street and 1150 25th Street; it is open to the public, admission is free, and its atrium is open Tuesday to Saturday, 11am to 6pm, though individual galleries keep their own hours and some are by appointment.

Minnesota Street Project says its buildings are within four blocks of the T Third Street Muni Metro, the 48 bus stop and the 22nd Street Caltrain station, and that there is free street parking around the neighborhood. The Museum of Craft and Design adds that the T Third and the 48, 15 and 55 bus stops are all within one block of the museum.

Sources: Museum of Craft and Design, Visit, Minnesota Street Project, Visit.