A program & a reception
Discuss where guests arrive, where the main program happens and where conversations continue.
Full Building Buyouts · San Francisco
Two distinct spaces. One gathering.
Explore a full-building buyout at 435 and 443 Broadway in San Francisco. Plan how the upstairs theatre and separate ground-floor venue work together for your event.
Explore the possibilitiesThe upstairs theatre, shown in a seated layout.
Let’s make a plan
What’s your idea?
Just your idea, name and email to get started.
Your idea is in good hands
Let’s bring it to life.
What happens next
We’ll read your idea and help you find the right space and approach.
Something to add? Reply to your booking email. Your date is reserved only after the booking is confirmed.
Your reference ·
Make it your own
Plan a purpose for each room.
Two complementary experiences
Share the different activities you want to host and how people will move between them.
A private building-wide event
Start with the overall concept, schedule and staffing needs. We’ll review the scope room by room.
A clear starting point
A buyout is planned room by room.
We’ll confirm the floor plan, separate entrances, age policies, access needs and staffing. Capacity depends on each room’s use; published floor figures are not a combined attendance allowance.
Explore all spaces & optionsFull-service events
Full-building buyout
From $25,000 minimum spend
Both floors and two stages, with catering, bar, production and staffing scoped to your event; 20% service charge on food and beverage.
Starting points, with the final scope and price confirmed in your proposal. An inquiry doesn’t reserve a date.
Just need the space? View rental-only starting rates
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.
Full building — WeekdayFrom $7,500
Full building — Friday/SaturdayFrom $11,500
Good to know
A few useful answers.
Something specific on your mind? Include it in your inquiry. We’ll check the details with you.
Parking & DirectionsCan we book the full building?
A full building buyout is available. We’ll discuss the use of each floor with you.
Does a buyout make upstairs step-free?
No. Upstairs remains stair access only. The separate ground-floor venue has step-free wheelchair access and is 21+. We’ll discuss a plan that works for your guests without assuming access between floors.
Can both rooms share a live audio or video feed?
Tell us what you want connected. We’ll review equipment, connectivity and operator needs before confirming a solution; simulcasting is not an automatic inclusion.
How many people can the rooms accommodate?
Upstairs: 450 standing, 400 theatre, 300 banquet. Ground floor: 300 standing, 100 classroom, 50 U-shaped lounge. Property: 12,000 sq. ft. Confirm the event layout.
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.
Your next gathering, here
Let’s make it happen.
Share the idea. We’ll help you work out the space and the next step.
Let’s plan your eventA room for your next idea