Presidio Bowl

Private social & corporate event space that has bowling lanes, Skee Ball, Pop-A-Shot, a customizable photobooth, as well as an in-house catering team. Fifth Arrow also happens to be connected to a dynamic music venue upstairs... August Hall!

To reserve a lane, head over to our website at missionbowlingclub.com! Mission Bowling Club is a boutique bowling alley that departs from tradition by serving elevated comfort food and craft cocktails, along with a rotating beer and wine list including 9 local beers on draft. Our six regulation bowling lanes offer automatic scoring and sofas for you to relax in between rolls. MBC is a destination for celebrations of all types, including birthdays, corporate outings, holiday parties, and weddings. Our kitchen offers a versatile menu that features locally sourced, seasonal ingredients transformed into elevated comfort food at its best. MBC serves brunch on the weekend and dinner nightly.

750 Folsom St

Lucky Strike San Francisco is where game-night fun, social vibes, and bold eats come together just steps from Oracle Park. Grab a drink at the sports bar, knock down pins on sleek lanes, or level up in the arcade. From casual hangs to full-on events, this is San Francisco’s destination for bowling, drinks, and unforgettable nights. Elevate your next outing in the city by the bay.

Located in the building at 122 Riley Avenue, the Diane Disney Miller Exhibition Hall has housed all of The Walt Disney Family Museum's rotating, major exhibitions since November 2012. It was dedicated and renamed in March 2014 in memory of the museum’s founder and Walt Disney’s daughter, Diane Disney Miller.

Find animation, innovation, and inspiration in the remarkable life story of Walt Disney, the man who raised animation to an art, tirelessly pursued innovation, and created a distinctly American legacy that transformed the entertainment world. Located in the scenic Presidio of San Francisco, the museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that features contemporary, interactive galleries with state-of-the-art exhibits narrated in Walt’s own voice alongside early drawings, cartoons, films, music, a spectacular model of Disneyland, and more.

This site was the original home of the Fourth Army Intelligence School, which secretly trained Japanese American soldiers in Japanese military language during World War II. Although their top-secret work kept them from full public recognition, these soldiers applied their intellect, language skills, and cultural acumen to achieve victory. They saved countless lives, shortened the war and proved their loyalty to the United States. Their service in the face of racial prejudice, wartime hostility and global conflict can inspire us to face what it means to be American. Our mission at this learning center is to preserve a vital part of American history as a tribute and as a promise to the MIS legacy of peace and reconciliation.

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