Heritage Happy Hour

Join us at 111 Minna Gallery for the November 2026 Heritage Happy Hour, a convivial “no-host” gathering celebrating SF Legacy Businesses. Heritage Happy Hour: 111 Minna Gallery Heritage Happy Hour is a convivial “no-host” gathering of heritage professionals, young preservationists, aficionados, friends, and Legacy Business cohorts interested in safeguarding San Francisco’s unique architectural and cultural identity. We get together on the Second Thursday of each month from 5-7 pm at a registered Legacy Business (usually bar or restaurant) in San Francisco. Open since 1993, 111 Minna Gallery is a bar, event space, and premiere contemporary art gallery that has worked to support local and national artists of every level and discipline including visual artists, musicians, theater performances, and performance artists of every kind. For decades it has served as a civic commons, hosting neighborhood events for a myriad of cultural and civic institutions. Some of today’s most celebrated artists had their first big show at Minna, and founder Eiming Jung helped launch the early careers of individuals who would go on to build powerful, culture-shifting companies. The space serves as a creative incubator for the exchange of ideas and for new collaborations. In 2000, the 111 Minna Gallery incorporated the 140 2nd Street address and became the larger footprint that is currently used today. 111 Minna Gallery joined the Legacy Business Registry in 2025. Your Hosts: San Francisco Heritage (est. 1971), has protected the city in the face of rapid change by advocating for historic resources, hosting educational programming, and interpreting and preserving cultural heritage. As part of its mission, SF Heritage advocates for and helps promote San Francisco’s Legacy Business Program as a crucial preservation tool in protecting the city’s unique intangible cultural heritage. The Program is the first-of-its-kind in the U.S and supports and promotes iconic, small businesses over 30 years in operation that are long-standing pillars of our communities and neighborhoods.