This Halloween, downtown Las Vegas goes back to the roaring 1920s — and it’s free. On Saturday, October 31, The Mob Museum throws its Halloween Party, one unforgettable night of Prohibition-era revelry where the celebration runs from 7 p.m. to midnight on the Starlight Plaza and from 8 p.m. to midnight in The Underground speakeasy and distillery.
After dark, the Museum’s outdoor plaza comes alive with live jazz by Coco and The Sidecars, while Amanda King and Her Prohibition Three perform inside The Underground and magician Nick Stone adds a touch of mystery to the night. Specialty craft cocktails and mocktails keep the spirits flowing — the cocktail kind and the supernatural kind.
Admission to the party is completely free. Want to step inside The Underground speakeasy? Just give the guy on the inside the password: SPELLS & SPIRITS. The Museum is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to advancing public understanding of organized crime’s history and its impact on American society, located at 300 Stewart Avenue, just steps from Fremont Street. The speakeasy area requires guests to be 21 and over.
Photo: The Mob Museum
