February 18: Casino Moderne

On Saturday, February 18, 2012 the Art Deco Society of Los Angeles presents "Casino Moderne". With a nod to the HBO series, "Boardwalk Empire" that is set in 1920 during Prohibition, the ADSLA offers a step back in time. For one magical night, our guests will be able to immerse themselves in living history, vintage style, legal gaming tables and prohibition-era cocktails in the oldest private club in Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Athletic Club was founded in 1880 and counts many of old Hollywood's glitterati among its members. The evening begins at 7pm. Enjoy 4 hours of drinking Sidecars, savoring hors d' oeuvres and taking your chances at the medley of gaming tables from Poker to Roulette.
 
The Athletic Club is offering a special room rate to Casino Moderne attendees.  The available rate is $149.00 fora Deluxe Room with one bed or $164.00 for a Deluxe Room with 2 Queen Beds.  Rate includes American Buffet Breakfast, in-room WiFi and use of the athletic Facilities.  Overnight parking of $12.00/night and 15.5% city tax is not included in rate.

1920s dress is encouraged, but not required.

The ADSLA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that focuses on the celebration and preservation of the architecture, art, music, dance, clothing and elegance of Art Deco.
 
Member tickets are $50.00
Non-member tickets are $65.00
 
Tickets are available for purchase via Brown Paper Tickets.  

A portion of your ticket price is tax deductible.

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