MINER'S BALL 1929

The last Louisville Miners Ball was held in 1929 at the height of Prohibition and the Roaring Twenties. Legend has it that the bootleg whiskey flowed like water and proper ladies and gentlemen, pickpockets, prostitutes, and notorious gangsters all danced, gambled and partied together in a secret underground location, right under the noses of Federal Bureau of Prohibition Officers. 1930 brought the Great Depression and the Miner's Ball faded into history... Until Now!!

Come celebrate, Roaring Twenties Style, with The Louisville Underground on Saturday, February 22nd. Come dressed to impress in your flapper dresses, black tie, or Al Capone gangster style outfits. STOMP STREE HEIST will be playing vintage dance music with a modern edge, bank robber songs and some drinking songs. Featuring cabaret performances, circus sideshow acts, dancing and so much more!! We'll also have high stakes gambling at the craps table and photo ops galore, along with vintage cocktails and other surprises.

This event is 21+. Doors open at 7 pm and the show starts at 8 pm. Period-appropriate costumes are mandatory for this event.

This event will surely sell out early, so get your tickets now. Tickets start at just $75 per couple with VIP packages available.

Host or Publisher The Louisville Underground