San Francisco Zoo (San Francisco, CA)
Come enjoy the San Francisco Zoo's "wildest" party of the year, Fur Ball, hosted by the zoo's young professionals group ZooII. Enjoy unlimited wine, beer and specialty drinks, hors d'oeuvres, carousel rides and dancing to the music of Night Fever, one of California's most popular and sought-after party bands at one of the most unique venues in the city.
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The last date listed for Fur Ball at the San Francisco Zoo was Saturday June 28, 2008 / 8:00pm. (view all dates)
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The San Francisco Zoo has a long and glorious history, and has been a part of the City's history since the first part of the 20th century. Since 1993, the Zoo has been operated by the nonprofit San Francisco Zoological Society, through a unique public/private partnership with the city of San Francisco. Since that time, the Society has made improvements or rebuilt exhibits throughout the Zoo a
Zoo II is a social club of young professionals dedicated to expanding conservation, awareness, providing and encouraging financial support of the San Francisco Zoo while connecting to others in the community and enjoying a variety of social activities. <p>All Zoo II contributions and proceeds from events and parties support the Zoo’s animals, programs and people. </p>
The San Francisco Zoo has a long and glorious history, and has been a civic treasure since the City's heyday during the first part of the 20th century. In this historical highlights section, you'll learn how the Zoo got its start, and meet some of the people who created it, such as Herbert Fleishhacker, the man who built the Zoo, George Bistany, the Zoo's first director, and Monarch, the grizzly bear who started it all