Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “get to know our venues”
Retired Spaces We have a lot of event venues in the Non Plus Ultra portfolio, all of which come with a rich history. Get to know our venues like you never have before! This week take a walk down memory lane as we look at some of our retired spaces. This brief history includes information about Pier 70, The Myriad, and Oddjob. Pier 70 Pier 70 …
The Midway, Jones, and BIIG We have a lot of event venues in the Non Plus Ultra portfolio, all of which come with a rich history. Get to know our venues like you never have before! This week get to know a few of our smaller spaces. This brief overview includes information about The Midway, Jones, and BIIG. The Midway If you want to have a …
San Jose Armory We have a lot of event venues in the Non Plus Ultra portfolio, all of which come with a rich history. Get to know our venues like you never have before! This week get to know our first South Bay spot, the San Jose Armory. This brief history includes a basic rundown of how the building came to be, …
SVN West We have a lot of event venues in the Non Plus Ultra portfolio, all of which come with a rich history. Get to know our venues like you never have before! This week get to know our cool and modern Downtown SF spot, SVN West. This brief history includes a basic rundown of how the building came to be, information about the venue’s time as the Fillmore …
Palace of Fine Arts We have a lot of event venues in the Non Plus Ultra portfolio, all of which come with a rich history. Get to know our venues like you never have before! This week, get to know the iconic Palace of Fine Arts, located in San Francisco’s Marina District. This brief history includes a basic rundown of how the building came to be, information about the 1915 …
The San Francisco Mint We have a lot of event venues in the Non Plus Ultra portfolio, all of which come with a rich history. Get to know our venues like you never have before! This week, get to know the historic San Francisco Mint, located on Fifth Street in Downtown San Francisco. This brief history includes the basics of the building’s history, information about the 1906 earthquake and fire, …
