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Founded in 1940, the Harvey Milk Photo Center in San Francisco's Lower Haight neighborhood is the country's oldest and largest community wet darkroom. The facility features extensive black-and-white and digital darkroom labs, exhibition spaces, and educational workshops for local photographers. Set adjacent to Duboce Park, it operates as a vital public resource dedicated to visual arts and community programming.
A queer, intimate venue.
Harvey Milk Photo Center is a historic community darkroom and visual arts space in San Francisco featuring extensive analog and digital labs, exhibition galleries, and educational workshops.
It is located at 50 Scott Street in San Francisco's Lower Haight neighborhood, adjacent to Duboce Park.
The center hosts photography exhibitions, artist lectures, community book fairs, and educational workshops.
It features a public black-and-white wet darkroom with dozens of enlarging stations, digital labs with editing software, and a photography reference library.