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After Hours: Night at the O'Club User Submitted

When: Thu., Oct. 5, 7-10 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-561-4323
Email: publicrelations@presidiotrust.gov
Price: Free
www.presidio.gov/events/after-hours-night-at-the-oclub
Start your weekend off right with this free after work social. This is your chance to meet and mingle, learn a little bit about San Francisco history and ecology, and experience the Presidio's beautiful national park setting. Enjoy arts and crafts with a botanical bent, a raffle, and herb-infused cocktails and fresh bites available for purchase from Arguello restaurant. We've also pulled together a fresh playlist, so you can either relax by Moraga Hall's fireplace, or kick it on one of San Francisco's most historic dance floors. This event is free, but due to space constraints, registration is required. ​

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