Prohibition and gangsters were an integral part of America's history in the 1920's: Capone was ‘Public Enemy Number 1’ - So shake out those tassels, uncurl your feathers – Prohibition is back...with a vengeance!

Prohibition and gangsters were an integral part of America's history in the 1920's:
Capone was ‘Public Enemy Number 1’ - So shake out those tassels, uncurl your feathers – Prohibition is back...with a vengeance!

 

 

Sssh...... Whisper the password at the door to gain access to an evening to remember........

Hidden away from the prying eyes of the law; Nottingham students were welcomed at Colwick Hall into the jazzy underworld of the ‘speak easy’ establishment for an intimate gathering of mobsters and molls. A glamorous affair where the rules of prohibition were truly broken...... This beautiful location was filled with flappers and dandies quaffing bootlegged booze, trying their hand at roulette, palm reading, and catching up with Fat Sam and his boys.....

Under a star light night sky...  Eventologists broke all the rules with the decor... Al Capone keeping a watchful eye on the moonshine, glamorous pillars adorned the establishment along with an amazing array of colours on the jazzy dance floor and the very famous skyline of New York could be seen from all angles of the underworld... even the lady herself was their Liberty.....

The night was truly a ‘one-off’.....Bugsy Malone having nothing on this memorable occasion. An amazing event, courtesy of Eventologists and one that will go down in the history of Prohibition!!