Create, Connect, and Grow at Arts District Liberty Station

Q: Historic Buildings, Modern Amenities

Renovated historic buildings feature:ADA-accessible restroomsModern telecommunications infrastructureAir circulation systems and operable windowsCapacity for specialized needs such as increased power, gas lines, or exhaust systems

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A Campus for Creativity, Culture, and Community

Arts District Liberty Station is San Diego’s premier destination for arts, culture, and creative enterprise. Located within the historic former Naval Training Center, the Arts District spans 26 restored buildings across 28 park-like acres, just minutes from Downtown San Diego and San Diego International Airport. More than a place to lease space, Arts District Liberty Station is a thriving creative ecosystem where artists, educators, nonprofits, and cultural organizations come together to learn, collaborate, and inspire.

Arts District Liberty Station at a Glance

Who We’re Looking For

Arts District Liberty Station welcomes a wide range of creative and cultural tenants, including (but not limited to):

Art, design, and cultural retail
Art and design education programs and schools
Dance and movement studios
Galleries, museums, and exhibit spaces
Nonprofit arts and culture organizations
Artist studios and creative co-ops

Distinctive food, beverage, and culinary concepts
Heritage and multicultural organizations
Media arts and digital creatives
Fashion, design, and décor
Music studios, sales, and instruction
Youth education and lifelong learning programs

Available Spaces

Explore current opportunities within Arts District Liberty Station and discover spaces designed to support a wide range of creative practices. Review available floor plans and find the option that best aligns with your artistic, professional, or organizational needs.

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Why Lease at Arts District Liberty Station

Built-In Audiences & Cooperative Marketing

Our tenants benefit from a collaborative arts district space that is branded and marketed on a wider scale locally, regionally and beyond. Studios, galleries, shops and restaurants benefit from area performances, exhibits, and on site events, driving consistent exposure and foot traffic.

Collaboration & Community

Tenants join a collaborative creative community where partnerships lead to new programs, shared audiences, and expanded impact.

Flexible Shared Spaces

Tenants have access to exhibit halls, rehearsal areas, classrooms, meeting rooms, workshops, and outdoor venues at hourly or daily rates.

Historic Buildings, Modern Amenities

Renovated historic buildings feature:

ADA-accessible restrooms
Modern telecommunications infrastructure
Air circulation systems and operable windows
Capacity for specialized needs such as increased power, gas lines, or exhaust systems

Long-Term Stability

Arts District Liberty Station is stewarded by a nonprofit organization ensuring long-term stability and vision as an international landmark for arts and culture.

Getting Here Is Easy

Arts District Liberty Station is accessible by public transit:

Take the MTS bus or trolley to Old Town Transit Center

Transfer to the Route 28 bus

Exit at Roosevelt Road & Rosecrans Street

About Our Model

Arts District Liberty Station receives no City operating subsidy and sustains its mission through tenancy, venue rentals, and philanthropic support — ensuring independence, reinvestment, and long-term success.