Built to serve a rapidly growing city, and a thriving regional economy, the San Francisco Mint is a community gathering place that’s rich with history – and one that is now available for private events! Located just a coin toss away from the Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco, this classical revivalist venue has been renovated to accommodate modern production without losing its historical grandeur. At 92,000 square feet, The San Francisco Mint promises an unparalleled experience for your next corporate event, gala, wedding, or private party! Take a look below at some of the versatile uses of this iconic landmark.

• 52,000 sq. ft. of usable indoor space
• 999-person capacity
• 30 foot tall ceilings
• Main Floor featuring ornate double ballrooms
• Rooms for breakout, coat check, green rooms, etc.
• Vault Level with industrial gold vaults and ore mill
• Exclusive 4,000 sq. ft. interior courtyard
• Gaslight chandeliers with modern LEDs that tune to any color
• On-site management
• Public parking lot on corner of 5th & Mission
• Power and Wi-Fi capabilities
• Truck loading dock

Only a limited number of dates are available for Weddings

• Your choice of Glamorous Interior Spaces and/or the Beautiful Outdoors with our secret Central Courtyard
• Non Plus Ultra provides
• Bridal / Groom Suite
• Operations Manager Onsite
• Productions/Logistics Manager Onsite
• Two (2) Security Guards Per 150-200 Guests for up to 8 hours.

To begin creating your memorable wedding day, view My SF Mint Wedding for more details and event images.

The San Francisco Mint, also affectionately known as The Granite Lady, was said to have held nearly 1/3 of the nation’s wealth in its heyday. Opening in 1874, it miraculously withstood the devastating effects of the 1906 earthquake and fire and, continued operation until 1937. The Old Mint was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1961.

San Francisco’s Office of Economic and Workforce Development (OEWD) is leading the San Francisco Mint Restoration Project — the city’s effort to fully renovate The SF Mint, and establish it as a destination cultural venue. OEWD has identified the California Historical Society (CHS) as its community partner for this important project. The city selected CHS after a publicly announced Request for Proposals process. CHS and the city of San Francisco are currently working together on the project’s due diligence phase, during which time all aspects of the renovation scheme will be assessed and a full reuse proposal developed. More info can be found at oewd.org/oldmint.

It is the City’s intention that The SF Mint continue to serve as a community gathering space and event venue until such time, as work can begin on the long-term restoration project.