The Italian Cultural Institute of San Francisco now has a new home in the historic Jackson Square area, just a few blocks from the heart of North Beach, the city’s “Little Italy.” Our stunning new space spans two stories of a beautiful brick building, built in 1907, a year after the city’s historic earthquake and fire. The magnificent exterior with its light tan brick and soaring arched windows has been painstakingly restored, while the interior has been completely remodeled to showcase the exposed brick, glass, steel, and wood elements of the original structure in an airy, open-plan design. Our new space serves as a state-of-the art multipurpose venue for our offices, events, and programs. We look forward to welcoming members and guests to our beautiful new home in the months and years ahead.