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Nature Bridge Conference Center

1033 Fort Cronkhite Golden Gate National Recreation Area Sausalito, CA
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naturebridge.org
Max Capacity: 130 people
Located in the Marin Headlands and just steps from the beach, NatureBridge offers meeting space for groups from 20 to 130. We offer a variety of meeting spaces and fully staffed services, including: Fresh and healthy ingredients used to serve delicious meals Dorm-style overnight accommodations Hiking trails and campfires Naturalist-led hikes Only 10 minutes from the Golden Gate Bridge, NatureBridge is a convenient and inspiring destination for groups throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Amenities
  • On-Site Catering Service
  • Outdoor Function Area
  • Wireless Internet/Wi-Fi
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  • Max Number of People for an Event: 130
  • Total Meeting Room Space (Square Feet): 5,266
Burlingame, CA  
Capacity: 350
$45 per person
Fattoria e Mare transforms ordinary parties into toast-worthy celebrations! We accommodate intimate ceremonies and large-group get-togethers. Our event planner is always happy to help you navigate every detail. We are open 7 days a week: Brunch is from 11:30 until 3:00, Saturday & Sunday Lunch is from 11:30 until 3:00, Monday thru Friday Dinner is from 5:00 until 10:00 all week A variation of live music Wednesday thru Saturday nights, starting at 7:00 until 10:00
www.fattoriaemare.com
San Francisco, CA  
Capacity: 1000
The Chapel is a historic music venue, restaurant, bar and special event space that was named as one of the 10 most beautiful music venues in California by CALIFORNIA HOME + DESIGN MAGAZINE. Originally built as a mortuary in 1914 and now beautifully renovated by veteran Bay Area restaurateur Jack Knowles, the original chapel with its 40’ high arched ceiling has been updated with state of the art sound, lighting and projection systems. The gorgeous building also houses a restaurant, bar and large patio that combine the warmth of original wood detailing with modern touches and a vibrant social scene. Located in the heart of San Francisco’s dynamic Valencia corridor at 777 Valencia in the Mission District.
www.thechapelsf.com
San Francisco, CA  
Capacity: 500
$2,000-$30,000 per event
Located South of Market atop the Moscone Center on the Yerba Buena roof terrace. Artistic design with floor to ceiling glass, our doors open to panoramic views of the downtown San Francisco and the skyline and Yerba Buena gardens. We can accommodate parties up to 500 guests using the Yerba Buena Loggia and Terrace. We host corporate events, meetings, holiday parties, weddings, showers, happy hours and social events.
www.samovartea.com
San Francisco, CA  
Capacity: 650
Hard Rock Cafe San Francisco welcomes groups of all sizes from Corporate to Casual. We have been newly renovated from floor to ceiling and now have a brand new private room. Our incredible venue can host groups up to 650 people for a full buyout. We are conveniently located on world famous Pier 39 and just steps away from many of San Francisco’s most famous attractions. The Hard Rock Cafe San Francisco is, without a doubt, the ideal environment for all Group Events of all types.
www.hardrock.com
San Francisco, CA  
Capacity: 100
Located in the slick Hotel Epik, Nokturnal is a hip, modern hotel bar with impressive cocktails and a brand assortment of ultra premium spirits. A warm, classy happy hour in the afternoon transforms into a funky atmosphere of color changing LED lights and an interactive, motion activated bar top by night.
www.nokturnalsf.com
Sausalito, CA  
Capacity: 225
Studio 333 was voted best venue in the bay area to host an event. We are a full service event gallery that has over 4,000 sq. ft. of event space. Gallery rental includes: indoor and outdoor event space, dance floor, pool table, lounge rooms, tables/chairs, bar, coolers, full kitchen, garden courtyard and large monitor with projector. We also offer in house catering, DJ and a professional photographer available at reasonable rates. You are welcome to bring in your own catering, photographer and band. Clients have also hired "Food Trucks" in the past to set up in the garden area. The gallery can seat 130 guests for a sit down dinner and over 200 people for a buffet style dinner or cocktail party. Studio 333 staff members must be hired to work the event as bartenders/clean up crew and on site coordinator.
www.studio333.info
Introducing the newest, most unique & magical “Classic Car” venue in the San Francisco Bay Area. Welcome to “The Great Highway - Home of Gary Pollack Classic Cars!" We invite you to be our VIP’s as we go back to the days where we raced on “The Great Highway” for pink slips, where ponytails and ducktails were the hottest trend, when ankle socks and poodle skirts were stylin’, when dances were sock hops and to the days we remember and miss most, the 1950’s & 60's. "The Great Highway" is the venue you are looking for to host your next private/corporate event. Bedazzle your family, friends, employees, clients, etc. with a venue featuring a fun filled ambience of wall to wall classic cars, our authentic 50's diner, ice cream sundaes, malts, coinless pinball machines, black jack tables, a craps table, memorabilia and huge, all original neon signs. Our all original 1904 Horse Drawn Popcorn Wagon is featured as our main bar serving endless, freshly popped popcorn! Highlighting professional, friendly and tons of fun service, The Great Highway will not only meet your expectations, we will exceed them! We will help you create an extremely memorable event that you and your guests will never forget! Come party with us, we will make you glad you did!
gpclassiccars.com
San Francisco, CA  
Capacity: 75
$35 per person
ABOUT HOTALING & CO. A CRAFT BEER PIONEER SETS HIS SIGHTS ON SPIRITS The original Anchor Distilling Company was established in 1993 by Fritz Maytag, the same beverage visionary who sparked the craft beer movement with his purchase of Anchor Brewing in 1965. Maytag had rescued the struggling brewery and its iconic steam beer, and after several decades of exclusively producing beer, Maytag saw an opportunity to expand into the distillation of spirits. THE RETURN OF POT-DISTILLED WHISKEY TO THE UNITED STATES Fritz’s vision of a rye whiskey revival was fueled by the bold realization that there were no pot-distilled whiskeys being made legally in America at the time. Finding inspiration in the rye whiskeys of America’s past and the great single malt whiskies of Scotland, Fritz gathered a small team to begin top secret research and experimentation in the distillery. The first whiskey went into barrel in 1994, and the distillery soon began producing three rye whiskeys under Fritz’s guidance, all pot-distilled spirit from a mash of 100% malted rye. Over time, the range of spirits expanded into other categories, with the addition of Junípero Gin and Genevieve genever. The creation of Junípero was particularly significant, as it effectively started the movement towards high-end craft gin in the United States. AN INDEPENDENT DISTILLER TRANSFORMS INTO A PORTFOLIO OF GLOBAL CRAFT SPIRITS In 2010, Fritz Maytag retired and sold Anchor Distilling Company to a business partnership that included Tony Foglio and London's oldest wine and spirit merchant, Berry Bros. & Rudd. With the sale, Anchor Distilling Company expanded beyond production on Potrero Hill to incorporate importing a collection of super-premium craft spirits from around the world. A NEW CHAPTER AS HOTALING & CO. In 2017, Anchor Brewing Company was sold, and although Anchor Distilling Company was not part of the sale, it relinquished the rights to use the “Anchor” trademark. In early 2018, the new name of “Hotaling & Co.” was announced, a reference to one of Anchor Distilling’s most beloved small batch whiskies and to the San Francisco legend A.P. Hotaling, who came out West during the Gold Rush and quickly became one of the most reputable spirits dealers in the country. Born in 1828, Hotaling moved from New York to California in 1852, where he found his calling in San Francisco as a purveyor of fine whiskies and proceeded to build the largest liquor wholesaler in the West. In San Francisco drinks culture, Hotaling’s name became immortalized when his whiskey warehouse on Jackson Street survived the 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire. Today, the Hotaling name remains a part of San Francisco drinking culture as the distillery celebrates 25 years of production, a proud tradition that will continue into the future alongside the other core pillars: importing and consumer education.
www.hotalingandco.com