Opening 2027 · Downtown Stockton
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The Club

Same building. Same floors.
New century.

Chartered in 1888, the Yosemite Club kept company atop the Bank of Stockton for over a century. In 2010, the lights went out. They're coming back on.

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Preview the Spaces

The top three floors of Stockton's first skyscraper

The Dining Room & Bar
VI

The Dining Room & Bar

Dinner service and a long bar.

The Club Floor
VII

The Club Floor

Lounges, game tables, rooms for work and conversation.

The Rooftop
VIII

The Rooftop

Open air, cigars, the city below.

The corner lounge
The Table

California hours, classical manners.

Dinner nightly, a bar that takes its time.

A First Look at the Menu
A Week at the Club

Every night has a purpose.

Tuesday, trivia at the bar. Thursday, the speaker series. Friday, live jazz on VI. Saturday, the rooftop.

Founding memberships
will be limited.

The waitlist is open. Those on it will be the first invited.

Noted. You'll hear from us.
Menu

Two menus, one kitchen.

The Bar & Rooftop · Every Evening
The Bar
The Yosemite
rye, black walnut, bitters
1888
cognac, champagne, sugar cube
The Vault
old fashioned, aged in-house
The VIII
mezcal, amaro, orange oil
and the classics, made correctly, without commentary
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The Rooftop · Cigar Program
A short list, kept well — aged selections, proper cutters,
and pairings from the bar one floor down.

The first menus will be set with the founding class in mind.

The Programming

A Week at the Club

An illustrative rhythm — how the floors will be used, night to night.

MondayThe club rests. Private bookings only.
TuesdayTrivia at the bar, Floor VI.
WednesdayThe Wine Society convenes, Floor VII.
ThursdayThe speaker series: an evening with someone worth hearing.
FridayLive jazz in the Dining Room. Dinner runs late.
SaturdayThe rooftop social, Floor VIII, weather permitting.
SundaySupper. Slow, early, and open to members' families.
An evening at the club
Marquee Occasions

A few nights worth waiting for

The Charter Dinner

One night each year, on the club's founding date.

The Stockton Sessions

A recurring series on the city's second act.

New Year's on VIII

The best view of downtown, reserved for members.

Programming will be published to members monthly. It begins with the founding class.

Private Events

Three floors, built for occasions.

The Presentation Hall

The Presentation Hall

Talks, screenings, and receptions.

Floor VII · Holds Eighty
The Lounges

The Lounges

Rooms that close their doors.

Floor VII · Parties of Ten to Forty
The Conference Room

The Conference Room

Fourteen around one table.

Floor VII · Seats Fourteen
The Rooftop Terrace

The Rooftop Terrace

Under open sky.

Floor VIII · Holds Fifty

Interested in hosting in 2027?

Get in touch — event dates will be offered to this list first.

The Story

A century upstairs.
A second act ahead.

The Vision

Where tradition
meets innovation.

The Yosemite Club was created with a simple vision: to bring people together and help shape the future of Downtown Stockton. Located in the historic Bank of Stockton Building, the Club is a private gathering place where entrepreneurs, professionals, business leaders, creatives, and community members can connect, collaborate, and build meaningful relationships. Inspired by the timeless tradition of private clubs while embracing the energy of a growing city, the Yosemite Club offers a space where ideas are shared, partnerships are formed, and lasting memories are made.

More than a destination, the Yosemite Club is an investment in Stockton's future. Every detail—from thoughtfully designed gathering spaces and exceptional dining to curated events and networking opportunities—has been created to foster community and celebrate the people driving the region forward. Whether you're hosting clients, meeting friends, or discovering new opportunities, the Yosemite Club is a place where tradition meets innovation and where the next chapter of Downtown Stockton begins.

1888The Yosemite Club is chartered: California's oldest chartered private social club, founded by the people building Stockton who wanted a room to finish the day in.
A century upstairsFor over a hundred years the club kept its quarters atop the Bank of Stockton — floors VI, VII, and VIII — through booms, busts, two wars, and every version of the city below.
2010The club closed. The rooms stayed.
NowDowntown Stockton is coming back, and the club is coming back with it — on the original floors, under the original name.
2027The doors reopen. The founding class will be the first through them.
The Bank of Stockton at dusk

The ledger is open again.