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Your gift helps ensure that the entire community benefits from our signature educational programs and that we are able to serve more than 1.2 million visitors each year, comprising students, families, and individuals of all ages and backgrounds.

Through Free Saturdays, we now offer all San Francisco residents free general admission to the de Young and Legion of Honor, along with complimentary tours, family art making, and access to our children’s de Youngsters Studio. Beginning in July, we will augment these offerings with performances and talks by local artists, musicians, scholars, and community leaders. Partnering with local community groups, we aim to create an engaging space where creative expression and hometown pride come together. Since launching Free Saturdays in April, we have welcomed thousands of first time visitors to our Museums, connecting them with the transformative power of art. We rely on supporters like you and need your help to sustain and grow this important program.

Your contribution is tax-deductible up to the amounts permitted by law. A PDF tax receipt will be sent with your order confirmation. For additional questions, please contact us by phone at 415-750-3636.

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At the de Young and Legion of Honor museums, we believe that everyone deserves access to great art. Supporters like you make our mission possible.

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Education

The Fine Arts Museums' School Programs enable students to make connections and develop an understanding of art in both creative and historical contexts. The Fine Arts Museums' are sites of lifelong learning, featuring dynamic family programming, K-12 school initiatives, programs for colleges and universities, and ensuring full access for visitors disabilities.

Conservation

Conservation, which encompasses the treatment, preservation, and technical study of works of art, is integral to the mission of the Fine Arts Museums. Four specialized conservation departments—objects, paintings, paper, and textiles—are devoted to the care of the permanent collections.

Public Programs

The Fine Arts Museum's public programs engage the people of the Bay Area in community-based arts and scholarship through Friday Nights programming, special lectures, and public access to events with local artists, musicians, and featured arts organizations.