About the event

For the 93rd anniversary of Prohibition Repeal Day, we're bringing Lake City's rich history alive with this new FREE event!

Before Lake City was annexed into Seattle, it was an independent town with a rebellious streak. During the Prohibition era of the 1920s and ’30s, thirsty Seattleites flocked north along Bothell Way, now Lake City Way, to find what they couldn't get in the city: underground speakeasies, hidden liquor caches, secret tunnels, and roadside lookout towers keeping a sharp eye out for the feds.

On Saturday, December 5th, the Lake City Community Council invites you to dust off your fedoras and flapper fringes for the inaugural Lake City Prohibition Party!

 The event is FREE! Stop in anytime!
 

• Pop-Up Vintage Car Museum
  More info coming soon!
• Speakeasy Trail Crawl (Begins at 6:00 PM)
  Six local taprooms and watering holes are turning into authentic Prohibition speakeasies for the night. Expect period drink specials, live music, and staff fully decked out in 1920s attire. End times vary by venue.
• Dressing up in 1920 & '30s attire is strongly encouraged for humans & pets! Discounted costume rentals available at A Masquerade Costume Shop up to the day of the event! Rental prices listed in item description (flapper dresses & pinstripe suits starting around $50).