I usually in CA this time of the year but wont be this year. But may be something to look into for the LA crowd
Feb
11 St. Valentine's Day Speakeasy Party & Pie Fight! by Danielle & Joanna $30 $125 Actions and Detail Panel
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With a Roaring Twenties speakeasy vibe, USO-themed dancing girls, a thrilling reenactment of the infamous St. Valentine's Day Massacre and even an epic pie fight to cap off the night, here's one Valentine's party that'll win you all the likes on Instagram (and points for originality from your date, too!).
Get dressed up like the dapper gent or flapper dame you know you secretly are and enjoy a pre-Valentine's Day bash like no other, featuring an incredible array of retro entertainment including Dave Stuckey and the Hot House Gang, The Satin Dollz and more. Throughout the night, master bartender Damien will pour sinful Prohibition era-inspired cocktails, and a team of professional actors will stage a reenactment of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre. It all ends with a good ol' fashioned pie fight -- an insanely fun (and insanely messy!) tribute to the slapstick staple made famous by Chaplin and Laurel & Hardy. The evening's festivities are held at the historic LA River Studios, the '30s-built former home of Smith Toy Factory, featuring exposed brick walls, secret nooks and authentic vintage details.
Don't fret Lovers, though you are encouraged to participate, you are welcome to watch the show without being pied!
VIP - Capone's Kiss $125
Complimentary Valet Expedited Entrance 4 Drink Tickets Exclusive VIP Section complete with VIP Bar, Appetizers & Italian Dessert Bar Priority Pie Fight
Irish Hugs $75
2 Drink Tickets Participate in Pie Fight
Cupids Arrow $30
Event Admission (after 9:30pm) Participate in Pie Fight
FAQ's
Please Note Slickers will be provided to participants.
The St. Valentine's Massacre reenactment followed by the PIE FIGHT will take place at the end of the evening.
Small coincidence: this event reminds me of last night's episode of The Simpsons, titled, "The Great Phatsby", with the silly excesses at a rich party.
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