Prohibition-era cocktails. Tableside martinis. Live jazz music. Burlesque dancers.

There’s no better place to celebrate the abolition of the booze-prohibiting 18th amendment!

The free-to-attend, open-to-the-public celebration will start with a special Jack Rose Single Barrel Hour from 5-7:30pm, featuring pours of our favorite house single barrels priced at $12.05 (to commemorate the December 5th holiday).

And all night, guests can enjoy tableside martini service, plus classic Prohibition-era cocktails, and $50 bottles of Champagne, while vintage films play on the Saloon projector screen.

There will also be food specials such as $2 Oysters Rockefeller and shareable, stacked Seafood Towers, while the regular dinner menu will be available a la carte. 

In the Saloon, a live jazz band will play for guests starting at 7pm, while burlesque dancers will perform for spectators starting at 8pm.

And guests are of course encouraged to dress to the nines in flapper dresses and swanky suits, donning their most Prohibition-era attire, for a chance to win a $150 gift card.