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Perform at Center for New Music

Center for New Music · 55 Taylor Street, San Francisco, 94102 · Show map
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Up to 40standing
Up to 50seated
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About this space

Perform is a versatile space within the Center for New Music venue, suitable for hosting a variety of events and performances. With a focus on music and arts, Perform provides a unique and intimate setting for concerts, recitals, workshops, and small gatherings. The space offers a creative atmosphere and excellent acoustics, enhancing the experience for both performers and audiences. Whether organizing a music showcase, a poetry reading, or a small conference, Perform at Center for New Music is the ideal choice for those seeking a distinctive and engaging venue.

Features

Wifi
Acoustic Sound System
Seating Area
Stage Lighting

Space

40m² (431ft²)

Capacities

30 Reception
40 Standing
50 Theatre

Guide prices

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Minimum spend
Every day, 09:00 - 17:00
£2,500 / Minimum spend

About this venue

The Center for New Music in San Francisco is a small multipurpose venue known for hosting a variety of music events and performances. It features diverse musical acts like the Nathan Clevenger Trio, Phillip Greenlief, and Marié Abe, focusing on modern composition, jazz, and improvisation. This vibrant venue offers an intimate setting ideal for concerts, album releases, and experimental music projects, serving as a hub for Oakland musicians to collaborate and explore innovative sounds.

Location

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Center for New Music 55 Taylor Street94102San Francisco
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