City CarShare 10th Anniversary Celebration
Lighten your work day fatigue at play stations hosted by other nonprofits, taste locally crafted treats from our tasting room, and enjoy a libation or two while mingling with the founders of City CarShare and your fellow members.
At the event, we’ll honor our three founders: Kate White, Elizabeth Sullivan, and Gabriel Metcalf; and the original visionary cities we serve: San Francisco, Berkeley, and Oakland.
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Play Stations
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Tasting Room
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4-foot Jenga
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Fox and Moon Tea
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Cityscape Mural Project
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Sweets Collection
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Giant Pick-Up Sticks
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La Luna Cupcakes
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Henna Tattoos
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Socola Chocolatiers
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Indoor Bocce
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Photo Booth
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And more!
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- $10 for City CarShare members*
- $15 for other City CarShare supporters and fans
- Tickets will cost $20 at the door so grab your ticket(s) today.
*If you’ve been a member since 2001, send an email to events@citycarshare.orgwith your member ID number and we’ll e-mail you a promo code to purchase your ticket at a special price.
Dress Code:
Dress as you are—most people will be coming from work, so dress as you do everyday; or feel free to don your favorite cocktail dress or your best party threads to flash your style.
Transportation:
By bike: SF Bicycle Coalition will host a bike valet service so feel free to hop on your two wheels knowing you have secure bike parking.
By public transportation: Venue is 2½ blocks from the Montgomery Street BART/Muni Station. Also conveniently located off the 1, 31, 38, 10 and 12 Muni lines.
Stay in touch about the party. Sign up to receive the official invitation and announcements about the event here:
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In the last ten years, City CarShare members have reduced the amount of CO2 in our atmosphere by 250 million pounds. And in the past year alone, 25 million fewer miles were driven on Bay Area roads and our members collectively saved over $100 millionin transportation expense. We think all this good is worth celebrating. Please join us!
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