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Parking & Directions for LP - Laura Pergolizzi Castro Theatre
429 Castro Street, San Francisco, CA
94114, US
1. Castro Street Garage - 0.2 miles, $3/hour
2. 17th Street Lot - 0.3 miles, $5/hour
3. 18th & Castro Lot - 0.1 miles, $4/hour
4. Muni Metro Station - 0.2 miles, $2.50/ride
5. Street parking - 0.1 miles, $2/hour (varies)
LP - Laura Pergolizzi Concert Live at Castro Theatre | San Francisco – September 02nd, 2026
The Castro Theatre in San Francisco is one of those legendary spots where movie magic feels alive and real. It’s got this gorgeous old-school charm with its iconic marquee and that stunning curved screen that somehow makes every film feel more immersive, like you’re right there in the action. During the fall, the Classic Horror Film Series turns the place into a spooky wonderland, drawing horror fans from all over who want to relive the classics with a bit of local flair. The theatre’s staff are genuinely friendly, always ready to help out, especially if you’re lucky enough to snag a box seat, those really do make a difference, offering a more personal, immersive experience. And if you’re catching LP - Laura Pergolizzi in San Francisco, the vibe of the Castro just hits differently, especially when you’ve got a night of great music and movie nostalgia ahead. Just a heads up, the schedule can fill up fast, so it’s worth checking ahead and planning your parking, public garages nearby make it a bit easier to get in and out without fuss. All in all, it’s more than just a theatre, it’s a San Francisco institution that feels like stepping into a different era, and honestly, that’s part of its charm.