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Tommy Gun's Garage Dinner and Show

Updated: September 26, 2021

During winter in Chicago, some of the best things to do are found ... inside! A second city can be found hidden under the roads in the pedway or behind the tracks of the El. If you enjoy the stories on our Lincoln Park Blues Tour, you'll love a visit to Tommy Gun's Garage.

A night on the town at Tommy Gun's Garage doesn't just transport you indoors, it brings you back to the roaring 20s. spot001 A time of flapper girls, zoot suits and speakeasies. With prohibition in place those seeking libations had to do it in secret. Hidden bars and clubs were accessible only by password, with secret entrances and exits should the police get too near. When you knew about one, you spoke easy about it.

When you buy a ticket to the dinner show at Tommy Gun's Garage, you'll get the password to sneak into this secret event. As to be expected, amongst the dancing girls and honest patrons you'll find gangsters and their hired guns.

An evening complete with a full course dinner (vegetarian options available), comedy, singing, dancing and even a police raid! Audience participation is encouraged and sometimes required.

While children are allowed, the nature and theme of this evening event is best for older children, teens and adults.

BUY YOUR DINNER SHOW TICKETS HERE!

TOMMY GUN'S GARAGE: 2114 S Wabash Ave., Chicago, Il 60616

Only a few blocks from the Red Line stop Cermak-Chinatown or McCormick Place Metra

stop.

PARKING: available on site at no charge and for those who imbibe too much, there are taxis available outside.

About The Author

Canden Arciniega

Follow On Instagram | Canden is a historian & tour guide in Washington DC with 4 published books about the city. She has written for HuffPost Travel and has been featured in the Washington Post, WTOP, and numerous other DC papers. She's also been interviewed by the BBC, NPR, Travel Channel and Discovery Family Channel. Canden is the producer of the podcast, Tour Guide Tell All. She is an authority on D.C. history, and has led tours in the city since 2011. She currently resides in DC, but has also lived in London and South Korea, and has traveled to over 28 countries and every US State but Hawaii. She homeschools her 2 children by exploring the plethora of museums in DC.
Updated: September 26th, 2021
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