2023 Filipino Food Feast at “Off the Grid” Fort Mason’s Night Market
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Fort Mason Center | 2 Marina Blvd, San Francisco, CA
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Submitted by the Event Organizer
“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.
Immerse yourself in Filipino culture through pop-ups, food trucks, and special experiences that celebrate the rich flavors and traditions of the Philippines. As a major hub for the Filipino community, the Bay Area is home to some of the most innovative Filipino food in the country. Creators include Barya Kitchen with their fried adobo wings and lumpia as well as Street Stix with their cult-favorite shrimp balls.
Stephanie Gancayco aka deep th0ts will be in the DJ booth! They’re the founder & editor-in-chief of Hella Pinay Magazine, and co-host Hella Pinay Radyo. They’re known for their eclectic, high-energy sets that blend club bangers with modern house and techno from the Philippines and diaspora.
Off the Grid and HellaPinay are partnering to bring you a Kamayan feast from Chef Alex Suniga of PARÉ. Enjoy a curated spread of authentic Filipino dishes, all laid out on banana leaves for a communal dining experience. A Kamayan is a traditional Filipino feast served on banana leaves for you and your friends to eat by hand.
Sentro Filipino will be showcasing art from PAWA (Philippine American Writers and Artists) and The Hinabi Project.
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*
