Step lively and roll back the clock with the Laramie Plains Museum and the Front Street Tavern as we slip through the looking glass and straight into the Jazz Age. For one glittering night for 21+, our historic 1910 bar turns into a bona fide speakeasy soirée—the cat’s pajamas of clandestine revelry—where the lights are low, the spirits are high, and the password means everything.

An honest-to-goodness absinthe fountain will be flowing, pouring that once-forbidden green fairy, while the bar slings Prohibition-era hooch, highballs, and giggle water just like the old days. Between sips, catch a whisper of history—tales of dry laws, bootleggers, and back-alley ingenuity—served smooth and easy, so you can soak it up without missing a step on the dance floor.

Light bites will keep you steady on your feet, whether you’re cutting a rug, laying down your luck at cards, or simply jawing with friends. And to keep the joint jumpin’, our live band Phryne will be on hand, swinging hot and sweet, spinning tunes fit to make even the wallflowers shimmy.

So doll up in your glad rags, shine those shoes, and join the fun—it’s bound to be the bee’s knees and then some.

Ring the Carriage House at 307-742-4448 to reserve your tickets and receive the secret code for entry.

And mum’s the word… this joint only opens for those in the know.