HEALTH & SAFETY POLICIES
Updated 11/22: Per San Francisco city guidelines, San Francisco Ballet will require all patrons aged 12 and older to show proof of full vaccination* to attend performances or events at the War Memorial Opera House or at 455 Franklin Street. Patrons will also be required to show a photo ID alongside proof of vaccination to enter. Patrons can show either paper or electronic documentation (including a photo of the card).
Per the health order from San Francisco Department of Public Health, children under 12 years of age must provide a negative COVID-19 test result (either PCR or antigen test) taken within 48 hours of the start time of the event or performance they are attending at the War Memorial Opera House or 455 Franklin Street. Fully vaccinated children under 12 may present proof of full vaccination* status in lieu of a negative test result.
*Per the Center for Disease Control (CDC), a person is considered fully vaccinated greater than or equal to two weeks after completion of a two-dose mRNA series or single dose of Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
SF BALLET DANCERS UNITED AGAINST RACISM
Dancers from the Company created this choreographic statement, advocating for a stop on hate.
2022 SEASON
Join us back in the War Memorial Opera House for the 2022 Season, celebrating Helgi Tomasson's final season as Artistic Director & Principal Choreographer, with our commitment to the safety of our audiences and artists.
SPECIAL EVENTS
San Francisco Ballet's special events have something for everyone, whether you're looking for a black-tie evening affair or a daytime family-friendly event. Proceeds from these fundraisers help support SF Ballet's artistic and education programs.
UPCOMING EVENTS
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