2005) Game Developers Conference (2005, since 2007) Oracle OpenWorld (since 1997) Pacific Coast Builders Conference RSA Conference (2001, 2003–2005, since 2007) SEMICON West (since 1992) Winter Fancy Food Show SPIE Photonics West In addition, Moscone Center hosts public gated events such as the SF Auto Show and the Fancy Foods Show. Moscone Center formerly hosted the following annual events: American Geophysical Union fall meeting (until 2016) Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (2003–2016) Google I/O (2008–2015) JavaOne (1997–2009, 2017) Macworld/iWorld (1985–2014) Microsoft Build (2013–2016) VMworld (2007, 2009, 2010, 2012–2015, 2019) West Coast Computer Faire (1984–1991) WonderCon (2003–2011) Intel Developer Forum (2002–2016) Other notable events at the convention center have included: 1984 Democratic National Convention, at which the Democratic Party nominated Walter Mondale for President of the United States and Geraldine Ferraro for Vice President, marking the first time a woman had been nominated by a major party for either office 1987 National Sports Collectors Convention 1992 and 1996 Microsoft Professional Developers Conference 1993 World Science Fiction Convention 2000 President Bill Clinton spoke in the Esplanade Ballroom and recorded a weekly radio address in the Green Room 2009 OpenSource World 2015 TwitchCon 2015 PlayStation Experience 2015 Capcom Cup 2016 NFL Experience 2016 North American International Auto Show 2017 GMSA Mobile World Congress Americas See also Bill Graham Civic Auditorium 49-Mile Scenic Drive Roger Boas List of convention centers in the United States References External links Moscone Center official website Moscone Convention Center Interactive Map Moscone Center Solar Power data analysis Information about the solar installation on the roof of Moscone Center Things to do in and near Moscone Center Moscone Center Visitors Guide Museum Parc Garage - nearby parking for visitors for Moscone Landmarks in San Francisco Buildings and structures in San Francisco Convention centers in California Buildings and structures completed in 1981 Event venues established in 1981 Buildings and structures completed in 1992 Buildings and structures completed in 2003 South of Market, San Francisco HOK (firm) buildings Gensler buildings