Las Vegas hides a secret below street level, and it comes with a soundtrack. The Underground, the Prohibition-era speakeasy and working distillery tucked inside The Mob Museum, throws open its doors for free live music sessions that turn a night downtown into a trip back to the jazz age.
Past the hidden entrance, guests step into a 1920s hideaway of brick, low light and handcrafted cocktails, where local musicians play sets that pair perfectly with the venue’s moonshine-inspired menu. Entry to the music sessions is free with the week’s password, a playful nod to the secret-door tradition of the Prohibition years.
The Mob Museum is a nonprofit dedicated to the history of organized crime’s impact on American society, and The Underground adds a flavorful, welcoming chapter to the visit: a full bar, a distillery producing its own spirits on site, and now a regular lineup of live performances to enjoy with friends.
Whether you are planning a museum day or just want a memorable evening downtown, an afternoon at the museum followed by music in The Underground is one of the city’s most charming combos. Check the museum’s official events page for the weekly password and the latest performance dates.
Photo: The Mob Museum
