SF Music Hall of Fame
SF Music
Hall of Fame
Visit and learn how the legends of West Coast Hip-Hop, Thrash Metal, and the Psychedelic sounds of the Summer of Love came to be some of the most iconic musicians of the world!
SFMHOF
The San Francisco Music Hall of Fame (SFMHOF) is comprised of three parts: The Gallery, the Brick Walk, and the Visionar Exhibits.
Together they represent and showcase the rich musical history of San Francisco and the Bay Area artists that helped define many generations.
The Gallery
The Gallery, a collection of 90+ high-quality large-format photography prints, dominate the walls of the Music City Hotel hallways. Each print is accompanied by original written tributes by prominent national writers like Ben Fong-Torres [Rolling Stone Magazine], Emma Silvers [KQED], Joel Selvin [SF Chronicle], and more. Accompanying audio tour component is included.
Brick Walk
At the entrance to our building, we have put together over 300 bricks of amazing acts, venues, journalists, photographers, and others that were associated with the SF music scene over the last 60 years.
Visionars
We’re expanding the concept of the SFMHOF Gallery and installing multiple exhibits throughout Music City San Francisco. Every exhibit will hold memorabilia that continues to pay homage to the past musicians who paved the way for music in the Bay Area and the world!
Get Your Ticket
The SF Music Hall of Fame Gallery is $12 to visit and explore. Open daily during normal business hours.
Guided Tours are Free to Guests
Reserve your 4PM timeslot with local tour guide, Blandina Farley, and first discover the music history of Polk Street before the full tour of our Hall of Fame.
