The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) welcomes families and inter-generational audiences to the museum for its Free Family Day on Sunday, March 10, 2019.

In addition to free access to all the galleries (other than surcharged exhibitions), Free Family Day will offer an array of storytelling experiences and creative hands-on activities, including in-gallery art making, story time with San Francisco Public Library librarians, and a screening of the enchanting film Wonderstruck, presented in collaboration with SFFILM. Drop in to the Public Knowledge Library on Floor 2 to create a map of your San Francisco memories, taking inspiration from the detailed miniature replica of 1938 San Francisco that is the focus of the exhibition Public Knowledge: Take Part.

Special Free Family Day activities will conclude at 4 pm, but the galleries will remain accessible until  the museum closes at 5 pm.

SFMOMA, 151 Third St., SF
FREE for up to two adults accompanying each visitor under 18. Tickets are available on-site only, the day of.

If you arrive unaccompanied by someone 18 or under, you’ll need to purchase tickets.

One of San Francisco’s most breathtaking natural marvels, the annual bloom of nearly 100 rare and historic magnolias with trees reaching 80 feet.

Thursday, March 7 – All Day | Cost: FREE* | San Francisco Botanical Garden

Our dynamic and diverse pooch population is a joy for many of us to behold. Not so the mess they create. Since we’ve been experiencing a rash of doggie accidents in the hallways and garage, we’d like to revisit the protocol for pets at the Madrone.

1.  Let’s face it, everyone can make a mistake or have an accident. In the event of a pet accident, please clean it up and notify a lobby  ambassador ASAP so the cleaning  crew can ensure the site is sterilized. And if you notice someone else’s pet accident, please alert the lobby ambassador immediately so they can clean it.
2.  Please make sure your dog goes away from the building.
3.  All residents must comply with the HOA laws and regulations with regard to control and health of pets.

Let’s do our best to ensure the health, happiness and safety of human and pet residents.

You can always contact Management with any questions or concerns about this issue at 415-556-1678 or via email at ggorman@actionlife.com.