Harvey Milk PHOTO CENTER

The San Francisco Photography Center, located on the bottom floor of the Harvey Milk Arts Center, is home to one largest and last remaining traditional black and white darkroom in the city.

Entrance to theSF Photo Center.

Facilty Info & Hours

Established in the early 1940's, The San Francisco Photography Center is the oldest public darkroom in the United States. Moved to the Harvey Milk Recreation Center in 1957. The Photo Center has been a cornerstone of arts programming almost since the building’s inception.

Our members enjoy full use of the very large darkroom and film processing areas, at extremely reasonable prices. Offering a wide variety of weekly classes and Saturday workshops and orientations in both film and digital photography, and open to anyone interested in photography regardless of experience.

The SF Photo Center is continuing to improve and expand its' facilities, and the scope of its unique program offerings, gallery and ongoing exhibits which showcases the wide creative talents and unique viewpoints of our members.

All of these engaging, fun classes, and programs are offered to the public, and can be taken from teens to adults. Photo Center classes are taught by working professionals within the industry, in both fine arts and commercial photography.

Location

50 Scott St, SF CA 94117

Darkroom Hours

Tues, Wed,Thurs: 4pm-9pm.
And Saturday, 10am-5pm
We Are Closed: Friday, Sunday & Monday.
Facility Coordinator: Dave Christensen, 554-9522

PHOTO CENTER COURSE OFFERINGS

For registration and additional workshops please contact Photo Center Facility Coordinator, Dave Christensen 554-9522