Chumley’s, the Prohibition hot spot in Greenwich Village originally opened in 1922 and became a literary haven for generations. Reopened in 2016 after ten years, Chumley’s retains much of the spirit of the past. Discover ten secrets of the famous bar at 86 Bedford Street!
MoreHear the hidden histories of your favorite holiday stories and traditions at a night of storytelling with local historians and researchers presented by Caveat.
MoreJoin five talented orators for a night of storytelling at New York City’s Secrets and Lies presented by the Lower East Side speakeasy, Caveat.
MoreYou can now experience The Water Tower, a speakeasy bar, lounge and nightclub atop the Williamsburg Hotel in Brooklyn designed in homage to NYC’s water towers.
MoreExperience an immersive and intimate night of poetry, music, mysticism and more at the Poetry Brothel’s “The Big Easy” inside NYC’s speakeasy The Back Room.
MoreFind out Why Your Train is F*cked at Caveat’s love/hate comedy show about the history of the MTA!
MoreJoin Madame Morbid and a talented group of storytellers for a night of deadly tales at the Lower East Side speakeasy Caveat.
MoreFrom a secret speakeasy party to a colonial fair, we’ve picked 8 unique ways to celebrate Labor Day.
MoreLaugh off stress caused by your train delays at Caveat’s love/hate comedy show about the history of the MTA!
MoreJoin Madame Morbid for a night of storytelling at Caveat, a Lower East Side speakeasy.
MoreYou didn’t hear it from us, but the scoop is that there’s a speakeasy hidden behind this bubblegum-pink ice cream shop located on the Upper East Side.
MoreNYC’s smallest bar, the Threesome Tollbooth holds just two and a bartender and is located in a tiny broom closet in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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