Break Guinness World Record “Cocktail Shaking” at Gold Bar Whiskey Distillery (Treasure Island)

Submitted by the Event Organizer

Knock it out of the Park: Guinness World Record Cocktail Shaking Attempt!
Join us for a once-in-a-lifetime event as we aim to set the Guinness World Record for Most Cocktails Shaken Simultaneously – previously set at 1,710!
Hosted by San Francisco Giants legend and World Series Champion, Hunter Pence, this unforgettable day will be filled with music, food, drinks, and an epic moment in San Francisco history.
Plus! A live performance from epic San Francisco cover band, Neon Velvet!

What to Expect:
Learn from Hunter Pence – He’ll teach everyone how to make our signature cocktail before leading the record-breaking shake!
Live Music & Entertainment – Enjoy great tunes from a legendary cover band and a lively atmosphere.
Breathtaking Views – Watch the sunset over the San Francisco skyline, Bay Bridge, and Golden Gate Bridge from Gold Bar Whiskey Distillery.
Amazing Cocktails, Beer & Wine – Plus non-alcoholic options for those who prefer to sip without spirits.
Limited Edition Cocktail Shaker – Every guest takes home a commemorative shaker to keep the party going.
Be part of history, shake up the record books, and celebrate with us at this legendary event. Don’t miss your chance to make San Francisco history!

General Admission Ticket
Includes: Admission, 1 Cocktail, Limited Edition Cocktail Shaker
VIP Ticket
Includes: Admission, 1 Cocktail, VIP Entrance, Private Restrooms, Private Indoor Bar, Limited Edition Cocktail Shaker

Tickets are limited—secure yours now!

Getting to Gold Bar Whiskey Distillery – parking is limited and a parking pass is required to park on site
Take rideshare (Uber, Lyft, etc)
Take the 5-minute and $5 scenic ferry ride from San Francisco Ferry Building
#25 Treasure Island Bus
Drive from San Francisco or East Bay (limited parking available)

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.