Conveniently located in downtown San Francisco, the renowned Daniel Libeskind-designed Contemporary Jewish Museum (The CJM) offers beautiful spaces for your special day. The CJM’s proximity to three major hotels and a lively downtown cityscape full of museums, restaurants and shopping makes it the perfect location for you and your guests to stay and play.
The 63,000 square foot facility combines the historic 1907 Jessie Street Power Substation with modern architecture creating a striking and bold venue full of history and culture. This iconic building offers multiple event spaces to fit your particular needs such as a ceremony or reception (or both) including the option for your guests to stroll through the museum's rotating schedule of galleries.
The 5,200 square-foot Koret-Taube Grand Lobby is ideal for pre-function receptions, cocktail hours, dancing or a seated dinner for 220 wedding guests.
The Blue Cube's versatile 2,000 square-foot space, with itscangled walls and vaulted ceilings, and can be used for small wedding ceremonies, cocktail receptions, cake cutting, a danc floo,r or as an alternative entrance. And it may be used in conjunction with the Grand Lobby ti increase the square footage of your event.
The 3,500 square-foot Richard and Rhoda Goldman Hall is the CJM's largest and most versatile space; well suited for catered wedding receptions, seated dinners or cocktail parties.
The 2,500 square-foot Stephen and Maribelle Leavitt Yud Gallery has a dramatic jewel shaped 65 foot high ceiling with 36 skylights that cast distinct patterns of light. This space is a stunning setting for a wedding ceremony with live music, receptions and seated dinners.
The CJM does not require strict adherence to Kosher Jewish dietary laws, however, pork and shellfish are not allowed inside the museum.
Global Gourmet Catering provides delicious menus to meet this requirement and is proud to be a preferred SF catering company for this amazing venue!
