JOIN US THIS SATURDAY
The Ramaytush Ohlone: Original Peoples of the San Francisco Peninsula
November 16
2:00 PM
Treasure Island Museum
Advance reservations required.
An evening of dancing and retro cocktails featuring the Nick Rossi Swing Six, our Third Annual Swing Dance will be a celebration of our ongoing role as a cultural, intellectual, and artistic hub on the revitalized island.
Working and living alongside other Bay Area artists, Adaline Kent created sculptures for the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition. Two of her pieces stand in front of historic Building One today, welcoming visitors to the Treasure Island Museum.
Historian Scott Powell will discuss the career of California-based interior designer Frances Adler Elkins (1887-1953), who worked primarily in California, Illinois and New York.
"Doors Open California" is an annual statewide event sponsored by the California Preservation Foundation! Historic sites and out-of-the-way places open their doors to the public and offer special programs.
Join us for our July program featuring the art of the GGIE and meet two contemporary artists using unique historical materials to create public art on and off the island.
A Free Public Program Featuring Berit Potter.
Potter's lecture will explore Ryan’s role as a champion of local artists and how she encouraged audiences to look at modern art in new ways.
The Treasure Island Museum and the Treasure Island Yacht Club is proud to present an afternoon concert of Hammond organ music performed by Jerry Nagano. Free to the public!
