The Underground Speakeasy at The Mob Museum to Host Repeal Day Celebration, Sunday, Dec. 4

Soirée to Include Cocktails, Live Music, More

The Underground speakeasy inside The Mob Museum, the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement, invites guests to its annual Repeal Day soirée on Sunday, Dec. 4.

Guests are invited to party like it’s 1933 and raise a glass to the repeal of Prohibition, which occurred on Dec. 5 of that year. Attendees should come dressed in their finest flapper, pinstripe or 1920s-inspired attire.

A special menu will include delectable libations sponsored by Beam Suntory, and light bites will be served throughout the evening. Guests are also invited to fox trot the evening away to live music by Dixie Flats. Must be 21 years or older to attend.

WHEN:
Sunday, Dec. 4
7 to 11 p.m. for VIP guests; 8 to 11 p.m. for general admission guests.

WHERE:
The Underground speakeasy and distillery at The Mob Museum
300 Stewart Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89101

TICKETS:

• General admission tickets are available for $115 per person and include:
  • Two drink tickets, light bites and live entertainment.
• VIP table for two is $150 per person and includes:
  • Early admission, four-hour open bar, reserved seating, light bites and live entertainment.
• VIP table for four is $150 per person and includes:
  • Early admission, four-hour open bar, reserved seating, light bites and live entertainment.
• VIP Room for 10 is $1,500 and includes:
  • Early admission, a four-hour open bar, reserved seating for up to 10 and live entertainment. 

To purchase general admission tickets, VIP tables for two or four or the VIP Room package, click here. Parties of five or more are encouraged to email sales@themobmuseum.org or to call 702-229-2713.

For more information about the Museum, please call (702) 229-2734 or visit themobmuseum.org.

ABOUT THE UNDERGROUND 
The Underground is an immersive Prohibition history exhibition featuring a speakeasy, distillery and private VIP room in the basement of The Mob Museum, the National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement.

Artifacts from the 1920s and 1930s tell the intriguing story of the Prohibition era, which not only saw a proliferation of bootlegged booze and the meteoric growth of organized crime outfits but also had a profound, lasting impact on society, specifically making way for modern cocktail culture.

A seasonal cocktail menu gives guests the opportunity to try contemporary takes on classic Prohibition-era cocktails. The menu and atmosphere have landed the speakeasy on several “best cocktail bars in Las Vegas” lists.

Distillery tours allow participants to learn about Prohibition and its impact on a variety of spirits and drinking habits while tasting a few of the Museum’s moonshines. The distilling program has received various accolades, including Best Moonshine at the 2020 International Whiskey Competition.

Complimentary entrance to The Underground is granted at the secret side door to visitors who know the password, which is published daily on Instagram Stories @MobMuseum_Underground.

SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS:
www.Facebook.com/TheUndergroundAtTheMobMuseum
www.Instagram.com/mobmuseum_underground 

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