Executive Access
Join the Museums’ loyal community of supporters at donor events throughout the year and enjoy tailored access to the Museums for your leadership and clients.
Black Tie Dinner, 2022. Photograph by Drew Altizer
Benefits
Access
- 75 VIP corporate admission passes, which include complimentary, priority admission to one special exhibition and can be shared at your discretion with colleagues and clients
- Digital corporate membership card and account login
Hospitality
- Dedicated staff member to personalize your museum experience
- Invitation for two guests to donor exhibition receptions
- One complimentary docent-led tour or lectures at your corporate office
- Privilege to schedule additional docent-led tours at the de Young and Legion of Honor
- Opportunity to host unlimited corporate events with a 10% discount on the rental fee
Recognition
- Recognition in the Annual Report, featured in Fine Arts magazine, and on the Corporate Partnerships page of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco’s website
Please note:
- Digital Corporate Membership cardholders receive complimentary general admission with special exhibition surcharges waived for themselves and a guest.
- A work badge, business card, or pay stub with photo ID is required as proof of employment.
- All corporate events are subject to rental fees and all direct costs.
- Docent-led tours are scheduled through Group Sales and are subject to availability. Docent fee and cost of admission apply. Contact corporategiving@famsf.org for support scheduling.
More membership levels
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Premium Access
$50,000
Customize your benefits, gain additional recognition as an annual program sponsor, and host two special exhibition access days for your employees.
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All Access
$25,000
Thank your employees with unlimited free general admission, enjoy a discount on event rental fees, schedule a complimentary curator-led tour, and more.
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Select Access
$10,000
Host unlimited events at the Museums, schedule a complimentary docent-led tour, and enjoy additional special exhibitions passes.