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Don your flapper dress or raccoon coat and join us as we transform The Cabaret into a 1920’s speakeasy. In celebration of women’s history month, Cynthia Layne celebrates the music of prohibition’s “Jazz Age” when women got the right to vote and “flappers” flooded the speakeasies, daring to drink cocktails and dance to hot Jazz. Don’t let the law keep you from coming! The evening will include prohibition-era cocktails served in teacups and prizes for the best costumes. Don’t forget: the password “hooch” will get you in the door.

Tickets: $25, $35, $45
*$12 Food or beverage minimum per person

**The Cabaret has "cabaret" style seating with small tables and chairs seating 2 – 6 individuals per table. Only those with VIP tickets are guaranteed not to be seated with other patrons.


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