Parks4All: Pink Full Moon Party

To help kick off the spring season of renewal and growth, the Parks Conservancy is throwing the third annual Parks4All: Pink Full Moon Party—a one-of-a-kind full moon celebration under April's Pink Moon at Presidio Tunnel Tops in San Francisco! This is your chance to break out all of your best pink clothing and accessories to celebrate the change of the seasons with all of your friends. This event is strictly 21+.

SCHEDULE

5pm-6pm: Park Lovers Presentation (Add-On)

• Registration required.
• Free for members, purchase-only add-on for non-members
• Get an exclusive tour of the Presidio's Main Parade grounds or Presidio Tunnel Tops by one of our expert guides

6pm-9pm: Pink Dance Party with DJ:

• Picnic Pavilion: DJ Mancub

EXTRAS

• Unistellar Telescopes demo so you can witness the Pink Full Moon, galaxies, nebulae, and maybe even comets!

Food and Drinks available for purchase from:

• The brand-new Il Parco Restaurant adjacent to the Picnic Pavilion

Pink attire HIGHLY encouraged!!! We will be handing out pink accessories while supplies last!

TICKET OPTIONS

$25 General Admission ticket includes:

• Pink Dance Party with DJ Mancub
• Telescope viewing
• Pink accessories! (while supplies last)

$50 Bundle - General Admission + Parks Conservancy Annual Membership includes:

Everything in GA plus...

• A one-year Parks Conservancy membership, with great benefits such as invites to free guided tours and presentations all throughout the 82,000 acres of the Golden Gate national parks, discounts to ticketed Parks4all events, and more! Learn about membership here.
• Access to the Park Lovers Presentation add-on

$10 Park Lovers Presentation Add-On (5pm):

• Free for Parks Conservancy members or GA Bundle ticket purchasers

*Eventbrite fees applied at checkout.

**By purchasing a ticket to the Parks4All: Pink Full Moon Stroll, attendees automatically give permission to use any photos taken at the event for marketing purposes and/or the website.

Host or Publisher Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy