Join us for the otherworldly POP-UP light installation taking over Golden Gate Park, transforming Peacock Meadow into an enchanted forest of ever-changing light! This famous Burning Man art instalation by Charles Gadeken is gracing SF for just a short time this year, and we are so excited to experience it right here in our home city!
 What to expect:
The plan: to FULLY indulge in decadent desserts, and wander through the Enchanted Forest of Lights, admiring the beautiful harmony of art and nature as the lights shimmer around us! Once the sun goes down, we will enjoy a delicious dessert-focused picnic, complete with hot cocoa.
We can't wait to explore this magical forest of dazzling lights and etherial trees, dazzling the night around us in a myriad of illuminating colors. This is a festive celebration of lights, art and most importantly... decadent desserts!!
About "Entwined: Mother Elder" in Golden Gate Park:
Entwined: Elder Mother is a pop-up light installation in the park, with an utterly amazing and monumental shade-bearing tree that moves in the wind. The 30-ft metal sculpted tree carries a 25-ft canopy offering a place for park-goers to gather day and night with ever-changing illumination and color. Eldermother also incorporates six unique QR codes on the tree ‘leaves’ which allow attendees to control the tree’s lighting patterns.
To continue the show, sculptures comprised of 4,000 LED lights cluster into small flowering bushes at varying heights, further filling the green space with peaks and valleys of radiating light!
Event Includes:
- A delicious assortment of decadent desserts!
- Other snacks and water
- A super rad UD host
- A fun group of UD members to mingle with
What to Bring:
- Attire: Dress for the weather- which means layers! We advise on bringing a headlamp or flashlight for when it gets dark and wearing flat shoes you can walk around in.
- This event is BYOB :D
- Pro Tips: We advise you bring a blanket/chair/small cushion to sit on while at the park.
Take a look at the gorgeous "Entwined" tree at Burning Man... and now we get to see it in our very own Golden Gate Park :D
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