Trending: Rainy Day Fun at the Presidio

Tuesday, Mar 08, 2016 Category Entertainment and Culture; Kids and Family

Presidio resident Sarah Ordody recently shared with Red Tricycle readers her inside tips for having a blast in the park on El Nino rainy days.

Five Colorful Ways to Commemorate Presidio’s Past at Pasados del Presidio Events	In 1776, Spanish Captain Juan Bautista de Anza led 240 people – including friars and soldier-settler families – on a difficult 1,200 mile expedition from what is now Mexico to Tucson, Arizona, through California, and north toward the San Francisco Bay.
Presidio Eats: “Secret” Off-Menu Items in the Park	So you think you’ve tried all the best eats the Presidio has to offer? Well, we’ve got a few secrets to share – our favorite “off-menu” items in the park.
Then + Now: MacArthur Meadow	Historically, the site known as MacArthur Meadow is part of the Tennessee Hollow Watershed. It’s functioned as a wet meadow, collecting seasonal rains and filtering the water of three converging creek tributaries as the water makes its way to the bay.
Discovery of the Month: Uncovering the Foundations of El Presidio	This month the archaeologists of the Presidio Trust are back at work excavating around Pershing Square on the Main Post, so we bring you the Discovery of the Month from the FIELD! This month, our report comes from archaeologist Kari Jones.
TRENDING: San Francisco Vets Support North Bay Fire Survivors on Veterans Day (KRON 4 News, November 2017)	On Veterans Day 2017, KRON 4 News showcased veterans gathered at the Presidio Officers' Club to prepare meals for those impacted by the North Bay fires.

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