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“Brass Tax” Golden Gate Park Dance Party: DJs & Bouncy House | 2013

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Saturday, May 11, 2013 - 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm | Cost: FREE*
Secret Location (Golden Gate Park) |

The 7th annual Brass Tax dance party takes over one of the picnic areas of Golden Gate Park with DJs, a potluck, and a bouncy house (for kids and adults)n May 11, 2013.

Is this a private event? Full details about the event including exact location available for members of the Brass Tax facebook group or subscribers to their mailing list. If you sign up for their emailing list, you’ll get advanced notice about their upcoming dance parties.

What is Brass Tax? Known primarily for their legendary Halloween Sunrise renegade and their monthly ragers in the Mission, Brass Tax has been throwing epic and offbeat not-for-profit dance parties in SF for over 12 years.

Brass Tax presents BTxGGPPwBCVII aka BTx Golden Gate Park Party with Bouncy Castle 7
Saturday, May 11, 2013 | Noon to 5 pm
Secret Location, Golden Gate Park, SF
FREE to Brass Tax Facebook Group Members only

Big, bouncing beats will be provided by your local Brass Tax DJs Haute Mess, JoeJoe, Mace, DingDong and Ernie Trevino; plus, they’ll have Brass Taxer Jess Stockton visiting from LA.

Please note: This is a leave no trace event, so bring a trash bag and be ready to pack it in once the party ends.

Want to go in the bouncy house? Get there early. Kids get priority, of course.

This is a fully-permitted gathering, but Golden Gate Park now has park rangers monitoring events such as this, so use discretion. You’re all adults, you know the drill. Bottles are for babies – use a cup. Also, smoking of any kind is banned in GGP, and people have indeed gotten tickets at events like this. If you choose to flaunt this law, you do so at your own risk, and you MUST dispose of all butts appropriately, i.e. NEVER EVER IN THE GRASS.

They don’t call it Brass Tax family for nothing. This started out as friends-and-family kind of party, so please be respectful of the organizers and their efforts to bring you this awesome free party. And if you have a buck or two, please feel free to drop it in the proverbial hat throughout the day.