The Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco is a community-based arts and cultural center on the third floor of the Hilton San Francisco Financial District at 750 Kearny Street. Its small gallery presents rotating exhibitions, including work by independent artists and shows focused on immigrant stories. You can also find workshops, cultural events and a gift shop with art and fashion items. For more context on Chinese-American history, consider joining a guided tour; advance tickets are recommended.
A community arts center founded in 1965
The Chinese Culture Center is a community-based nonprofit established in 1965. Based in Chinatown, it presents Chinese culture and heritage through art and public programs. The center is inside the Hilton San Francisco Financial District, at 750 Kearny Street.
Its programming extends beyond gallery exhibitions. The center has hosted traditional dance and music events, book launches, and readings by poets and writers. Exhibitions change, so the work on view depends on when you visit.
Exhibitions, tours and family activities
The gallery’s exhibitions have included projects about immigrant lives and collaborations between Latina and Asian women artists. These shows offer different perspectives on the communities and experiences represented in the work.
For families with children ages three to seven, ArtBuds uses hands-on activities to introduce art. A 30-minute tour led by an arts specialist includes an activity for children and parents. Guided tours can also explore Chinese-American history in San Francisco, including its social justice history.
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Where is the Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco?
It is on the third floor of the Hilton San Francisco Financial District at 750 Kearny Street in San Francisco.
What can you see at the Chinese Culture Center?
The center presents rotating art exhibitions, including shows about immigrant stories and work by independent artists. It also hosts cultural programs and events.
Are there activities for children?
Yes. ArtBuds is for children ages three to seven and their families. Its 30-minute tour includes a hands-on art activity.
Is advance booking recommended?
Yes. Advance tickets are recommended, particularly if you plan to join a tour.
