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Hear why SF Classical Voice says BARS’ “earnestness in music-making is truly a breath of fresh air in the classical music scene.” (Rebecca Liao, SFCV)


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Ticketing FAQs


Subscriptions

Subscription sales have ended for the 2009-2010 season. Subscription sales will announced online at BARS-SF.org, our Facebook fan page, our Twitter feed, and through our email list.


Subscriber Benefits

Save | Attend performances at 25%-off individual ticket prices
Guaranteed Admission | Never worry if you’ll get a ticket
Same Reserved Seating | Enjoy the same seats at all reserved seating venues
Priority Admission | Be first through the door at general admission events
Access | Invitations to exclusive subscriber-only events
Gratification | A year’s worth of unforgettable events

 

As a subscriber you save money and demonstrate that you are a patron who cares about BARS, artistic excellence, and the LGBTQ community. View our Subscription FAQs


Venues

Venue FAQs


San Francisco Conservatory of Music, 50 Oak St at Van Ness, SF 94102 (Map)
SF Conservatory of Music is the preferred venue of BARS

SF Conservatory of Music Caroline H. Hume Concert Hall

SFCM Caroline H.Hume Concert Hall

“Of all the classical concert locales in the Bay Area, the San Francisco Conservatory of Music’s Concert Hall … comes close to being ideal. The vibrant acoustics suit both large and small ensembles. With its symphony-size performance platform, tall windows and elegant Beaux-Arts decor, the auditorium feels intimate yet expansive. It helps that its location in the Hayes valley puts it close to public transportation and great restaurants and bars.” (New York Times).


BARS offers reserved seating in the orchestra and choral balcony (when available).



First Unitarian Universalist Church, 1187 Franklin St at Geary, SF 94109 (Map)

First Unitarian Universalist Church Cathedral

First Unitarian Universalist Church Cathedral

Built in 1889, this elegant space features large, stunning stained glass windows, dramatic chandeliers, oak detail and cushioned seating. A rear balcony, with light cascading from another large stained glass window, holds a rare, three-thousand pipe organ and choir loft. The sanctuary gets rave reviews from musicians and their audiences for its great acoustics.


BARS offers sectioned general admission seating at First Unitarian.