Hyatt
Regency San Francisco will feature a multi-partner display of San
Francisco Icons in its popular and on-going
“Hyatt Culture Club.” Boasting the largest atrium lobby, of over 42,000 square feet, the Hyatt Regency’s
interior will showcase the thematic San Francisco Icons exhibit from
Jan. 19 through March 31.

Over-the-Top displays highlight such entities as San Francisco’s iconic Cable Cars, the
unique-to-San Francisco Steve Silver’s Beach Blanket Babylon and wildly popular Ghirardelli Chocolates.

The
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s Cable Car exhibit will
celebrate the invention and technology of the iconic cable car and
features a life-size photo backdrop.

Beach Blanket Babylon will display its Silver Skyline Hat, which measures 13 feet wide, seven feet deep and a whopping 24 feet high.  At
350 pounds, the brim alone required over 60 yards of taffeta and over
200 ostrich feathers.

Ghirardelli Chocolates will kick off their 160 year anniversary with visuals showing the history of the company, vintage
advertising and product, and information on the chocolate making
process.