“Off the Grid” Fort Mason Night Market 2020 Season Kick Off | SF
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Fort Mason Center | 2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco, CA
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“Off the Grid” Fort Mason: Night Market & Food Truck Party (Fall 2023)
With Fogust behind us and beautiful Bay Area fall coming quick, Off the Grid is making its return to Fort Mason Center with 8 themed Friday night food fests between September 1 – October 27.
Theme nights include a celebration of San Francisco, Asian holiday Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, a taco takeover, a Filipino feast, a K-Pop + kimchi party, Klaycon (an ode to Golden State Warriors’ Klay Thompson), and a night dedicated to noodles.
In addition to the best food trucks and pop ups in the Bay Area, from 5-10pm each Friday They’re serving cocktails, beer, and wine, as well as an entertainment stage with live music, DJs, and dance performances.
The weekly event brings an estimated 9,000 people to the historic former Army post every Friday night and typically includes around 25 food trucks filling up the impressive 100,000 square foot scene.
Off the Grid (OTG), the quintessential champion of the mobile food movement in the Bay Area and beyond, is celebrating the opening night of its Fort Mason Night Market on Friday, March 6th. The flagship market and the largest weekly night market in the Bay Area will be open every Friday from 5-10pm through October 30th and will bring together more than 30 innovative food creators.
WHEN: Friday, March 6, 2020, 5-10 PM
- 5-7 PM: DJ Christie James, spinning with Heart of Gold DJs; radio personality for iHeart80s at 103.7 FM
- 7:45-8 PM: Far East Dragon Lion Dance Association performing the Hok San style of lion dancing
- 8-10 PM: Baycoin Beats playing live funk, soul and R&B covers
WHERE: Fort Mason Center, 2 Marina Blvd., San Francisco, CA 94123
WHO: Off the Grid: Fort Mason Center New Creator Lineup: New creators for the FMC market will include: AdoboS N’ More (@adobosnmore), Bacon Bacon (@baconbaconsf), Bred’s Nashville Hot Chicken (@bredhotchicken), Bun Bao (@bunbao_official), Churreria SF (@churreriasf), El Garage (@el_gaaarage), Fresh Catch Poke (@freshcatchpoke), Haley McNicolls Celtic-American Eatery (@halley_mcnicolls_california) Kolobok Russian Soul Food @kolobokfood), Little Skillet SF (@littleskilletsf), Llama En Llamas (@llama.en.llamas.food), Lomo Libre (@lomolibre),Mazzeh Grill (@mazzehgrill), Mestiza Taqueria (@mestizasf), Miss Subi (@miss.subi), Mister Bomboloni (@mrbomboloni), NISSA Espresso & Gelato Bar (@nissatruck), Ocean Malasada (@oceanmalasadaco), OG Tacos (@ogtacos), Papalote Truck (@papalotetruck), Rice Bucket (@ricebucketfoodtruck), Smooch Tart Shop (@smooch_tartshop), Sushi Shoubu (@shobufoodtruck), Taco Thai SF (@tacothaisf), The Golden Marrow (@thegoldenmarrowla), The Sarap Shop (@thesarapshop), and Uji Time Dessert (@ujitimedessert).
San Francisco’s renowned craft beverage culture is alive and well at Off the Grid: Fort Mason Center with craft cocktail bar operator Rye on the Road serving mixed drinks with premium spirits, micro-brews such as Elysian Space Dust IPA, Cider from Sincere Cider and wine from Anarchist Wine Co. at multiple bars throughout the market. This year, a dedicated Anarchist Wine Bar will feature a selection of premium wines.
Night Market Ambiance + Local Artists
Sheltered Cubert lounge spaces provide weather-stable environments while heat lamps throughout the market, and communal fire pits are some of the thoughtful touches to keep guests warm throughout the market. In 2020, a limited number of bookable VIP spaces will be available within the event. In addition, well-known artists Jeremy Fish and Fnnch, as well as other local artists, will create unique art installations throughout the Night Market along with merchandise. FMC will also incorporate elements of San Francisco’s illustrated art and graffiti scene.
Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.
Cost: FREE*
