LiveJazz and Blues

Love glamour and Gatsby? Sneak over to the Gaslamp’s most exclusive speakeasy, Prohibition, for an evening of immersion into the world of F. Scott Fitzgerald and beyond. Located behind a covert entrance in downtown San Diego on 5th Avenue (ask Eddie O’Hare, Esquire for directions), this intimate 1920s-themed nightclub is the perfect escape. Featuring a wide array of delicious craft cocktails including the Kentucky Tippler, the Hotel Nacional, and the Elijah Craig 18 Year Bourbon Old Fashioned, each crafted with artistic execution, Prohibition features live jazz and blues music and an excuse to pull on the 1920s attire to kick off the weekend. Street clothes are acceptable Sunday through Thursday, but dress code is requested Fridays and Saturdays. Prohibition is open 8 p.m.-1:30 a.m. Monday through Sunday and can be found in the San Diego Gaslamp and online at prohibitionsd.com