An ancient evil is about to be unleashed… VERY LIMITED ADMISSION TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR. THERE IS NO GUESTLIST FOR THIS EVENT. THE CURSE OF MEDUSA - HALLOWEEN 2022 EVE NIGHTCLUB - 1535 FOLSOM ST., SAN FRANCISCO SATURDAY - OCTOBER 29, 2022 DOORS OPEN AT 10PM Ages ago, there lived a venomous snaked-haired gorgon named Medusa. Cursed by the powerful Athena and angry, she turned anyone who dared to look upon her to stone. Only few know the details of her life and no one really knows the secrets of her death. But all is about to change. Discover Eve Nightclub, transformed into Medusa’s Lair on Saturday, October 29, 2022. When you arrive, prepare to enter a portal into an underworld dimension to harness the unspeakable evil of Medusa’s curse that she cast upon the entire world when her tomb was disturbed. Expect a night full of strange phenomenon, gods + goddesses battling it out on the dance floor and monsters twerking the night away! Become a part of the unforgettable adventure to find the truth behind the mysterious ancient curse that will change the world forever. Music Genre: Top 40 Hits x Hip Hop Eve Nightclub 1535 Folsom Street San Francisco, CA 94103 VIP Bottle Service FAQs Age: 21+ Doors: 10:00PM Costumes will be required for entry Dresscode NOT ALLOWED: Hats, athletic gear and apparel, sports attire, t-shirts, white tees, torn or cut-off clothing, flip flops or sandals, sport/athletic sneakers, oversized/baggy clothing, sagging, offensive prints on clothing, chains and flashy jewelry and sunglasses are not permitted. Weapons, controlled substances, eye drops, chewing gum, outside food or beverages, liquids, selfie sticks, go-pros, smart glasses, wearable technology are not permitted and will be disposed of by management without compensation. ALLOWED: Dressy nightclub attire, dress shoes. Policy All sales are final. No refunds will be issued, no exceptions. Door reserves all rights. Entry charges may still apply. Management reserves the right to refuse entry to guests for any reasonable reason, including but not limited to visible intoxication, lack of proper ID, or failure to adhere to dress code.