Visiting the Museum
A visit to the museum and island can be well worth your while. We offer an unattended history exhibition in the lobby of the landmark Building One, and rotating exhibits in the small gallery off the lobby.
Our exhibits are free and accessible to the public on weekdays from 9 am to 5 pm and weekends from 12 - 8 pm (closed holidays). Please call or email us ahead of time if you wish to confirm our hours for your visit.
Always on view are four statues from the world's fair just outside the building, with linked online content, and historical displays around Yerba Buena Island.
The lobby of the Art Moderne Building One features a Lowell Nesbitt sea services mural from the Bicentennial. The building is on the National Register of Historic Places.
We can occasionally accommodate a limited number of groups with tours of the museum and collection. Please contact us for details and pricing.
Click here for address, map and directions.
Around the Island
There is plenty to do elsewhere on the island. Check out one of the wineries or take a class at the sailing school. And many come to Treasure Island just for the view of San Francisco, the bridges and the bay.
See our At TIM pages for more details. The museum is free.
Construction Notice
Parking for the museum is available in front of Building One. Due to the construction, the entrance may not be obvious but it is there.
As redevelopment of the islands progresses, the museum will remain open and accessible. But street, parking and transit patterns will be in flux for the next few years. Be alert and observe signage when arriving, and check TIDA's construction information page beforehand.