The thirst for neo-speakeasies—that is, vintage bars with atmospheres and cocktail menus to reflect the clandestine 1920s glamour of the Prohibition Era—has not abated in the years since the first, ...

The word speakeasy may evoke imaginative thoughts of a dimly lit 1920s-era drinking hole where people would venture off to for illegal alcoholic spirits and a hidden yet often lively bar scene.

I am Patrick Lyon, and I write for Collider. I also teach Latin and Literature on the high school level, and have been a lifelong fan of the works of Tolkien. In Episode 3 of 1923, the Dutton family ...

Mike Wolanin | The Republic Columbus North AP US history and world history teacher Chad Russell talks about building a speakeasy in the basement of Columbus North High School for his lesson on the ...

Carol Kafkalas and her husband, Nick, carefully planned out the décor for their new business, the Lazy Eye Distillery at 135 E. Spicer Ave. in Wildwood. She wanted the colors just right. “We wanted to ...

Nearly a century since its inception, Downtown Evansville is about to experience a revival of the roaring '20s with the arrival of a speakeasy. Local Developer Brendon Meier is the owner of Hush on ...

Another members-only club has landed in Miami, but this one requires you to enter through a red telephone booth. Red Phone Booth, created by Weber Bros. Hospitality, is taking it up a notch with a ...

People did drink during Prohibition. Speakeasies and other establishments that sold alcohol when it was illegal in the United States, from January 1920 to December 1933, have been romanticized as ...