This New Year’s Eve, you can flashback to the good old days of Prohibition and relive some old-fashioned fun. The Prohibition NYE Roaring 20s New Year’s Eve Party arrives on December 31st at Los Angeles’s Union Station, starting at 9:00 PM and ending on 2:00 AM. The event will be full of live jazz music performances, and will give you the opportunity to make new friends, dance, and ring in the new year with plenty of cocktails and fun.
Now in its 6th year, Prohibition NYE is holding its annual Roaring 20s New Year’s Eve Party at the beautiful Union Station, with a party dedicated to the lost generation. You’ll witness live burlesque performances, plenty of jazz music, a live DJ, and an open bar that will be full of cocktails and champagne to ring in the New Year. Plus, you’ll also get to witness Prohibition NYE’s 60-foot midnight ball-drop for added entertainment.
Live performances will feature L.A. based producer Goldroom spinning live music to get you motivated to hit the dance floor. There will also be live music from saxophonist Justin Ward, DJ Gadachy, MDA DJ’s Daniel Minaya and Mogli, and jazz group Lyndsay and the All Nighters. Besides the music, there will be burlesque entertainment provided by Dollhouse Entertainment.
Tickets for the event cost $175 per person, but that does include an open bar of any cocktails you want for the entire night, plus admission and access to all of the live entertainment. For more information about this event, or to purchase tickets, please visit the event website here.
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