The secrets tucked away in the San Francisco Armory, as told by its former Kink-y tenants By Joshua Bote , SFGATE Updated July 26, 2021 1:58 p.m. The exterior of the Armory, with the kink flag flying.

The San Francisco Armory, perhaps the only historic SF building with a more colorful and unpredictable history than the prison on Alcatraz Island, is now set to transition to the next phase of its ...

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) -- The San Francisco Armory faces a hearing Tuesday afternoon on whether large events should be regularly scheduled amid complaints of noise and disturbances. The Armory is ...

San Francisco's deepest secrets for travelers Local travel writer spills the beans By Chris McGinnis , Senior travel correspondent Updated June 3, 2019 2:58 p.m.

San Francisco Business Times reports that Soho House, a pricey and elite social club that began in London, will allegedly take over the San Francisco Armory, a roughly 200,000-square-foot building ...

The Armory’s 40,000 square-foot event space, which also boasts an 80-foot, ... By Katie Burke – Staff Reporter, San Francisco Business Times. Nov 13, 2017. Updated Nov 14, 2017 1:32pm PST.

The San Francisco Armory won a permit to begin operating as a full-time event and concert venue from the Entertainment Commission despite protests from neighbors rattled by noise and rowdy patrons ...

The historic San Francisco Armory, that hulking brick building in the middle of the Mission District, could be renovated to make way for a jazz club and VIP lounge, according to reporting from the ...