Celebratory Bubbles, Not Eye Troubles

Here’s a not-so-fun-fact about New Year’s Eve: champagne corks can fly at 50 mph. People could lose their vision, even their eyeballs, if they aren’t popping champagne correctly.

The San Francisco Truhlsen-Marmor Museum of the Eye is hosting a free, how-to event to teach the public how to properly open a bottle of champagne. Learn about the dangers of champagne corks from a medical doctor who treated patients with these eye injuries first-hand, see a live demo of proper champagne popping technique, and raise a complimentary glass of bubbly before enjoying the rest of New Year’s Eve in Fisherman’s Wharf, where the museum is conveniently located. This is a 21+ only event.

Host or Publisher Truhlsen-Marmor Museum of the Eye