Bring a private boxing exhibition concept to Broadway Studios. A past event placed a ring at the center of the room, continuing a connection to boxing that reaches back to Garibaldi Hall.
From the Garibaldi Hall era to a privately hosted exhibition.
A ring at the center of the room · Private exhibition
Private exhibition
A ring at the center of the room
A private event brought a boxing ring into the center of the room. The ring became the focus of the gathering, showing a very different use of the venue from a conventional stage-facing event.
The building’s boxing history goes back to the Garibaldi Hall era. The San Francisco Theatres archive records boxing matches in the upstairs hall during the 1920s.
Share the ring’s full dimensions and weight, installation plan and audience arrangement. We’ll review feasibility, access and event requirements before confirming a booking.
Room rates cover the selected space, a 5-hour event window, and the house sound and lighting system. Operators, food, beverage and service charge are extra.
On Broadway — WeekdayFrom $4,500
On Broadway — Friday/SaturdayFrom $7,500
Full building — WeekdayFrom $7,500
Full building — Friday/SaturdayFrom $11,500
The Mab — WeekdayFrom $3,500
The Mab — Friday/SaturdayFrom $5,500
Starting points, with the final scope and price confirmed in your proposal. An inquiry doesn’t reserve a date.
Good to know
A few useful answers.
Something specific on your mind? Include it in your inquiry. We’ll check the details with you.
No ring or boxing equipment is promised with venue rental. Tell us about your supplier and installation plan so we can review what the event requires.
How many spectators can we host around a ring?
A ring, safety clearances and camera or production areas change the usable floor plan. We’ll review a specific layout; the standard standing or theatre capacities are not a ringside capacity.
Does the past exhibition mean any boxing event is approved?
No. Each event’s format, operating plan, insurance and applicable approvals need review before confirmation.
Which space has step-free access?
The Mab, the separate ground-floor venue at 443 Broadway, has step-free wheelchair access and is 21+. Upstairs at 435 Broadway is reached by stairs. There is no step-free route or elevator to the upstairs venue.
Can guests under 21 attend?
On Broadway, upstairs at 435 Broadway, welcomes all ages. The Mab, the separate ground-floor venue at 443 Broadway, has step-free wheelchair access and is 21+.
Can we see the space first?
Start with your event idea, date window, guest count and budget. Once we’ve discussed the fit, we can arrange a walkthrough by email.
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Let’s make it happen.
Share the idea. We’ll help you work out the space and the next step.