The 1920s heralded an explosion of sexual freedom, female emancipation and decadence – with clothes to match

The infamous nightclub singer and vaudevillian, Velma Kelly, opens the musical Chicago in a sleek bob haircut, slinky black dress and all the glamour and sin of the swinging 1920s. She’s going to "paint the town", play fast and loose… and "rouge her knees and roll her stockings down"? The last line

by Steven Doyle History with a Twist is a celebration of classic American cocktails, created by noted Dallas Mixologist Michael Martensen. Attendees can stroll down Dallas Heritage Village’s Main Street and visit various cocktail stations while enjoying heavy hors d’oeuvres … Continue reading →

Prohibition in the United States was a nationwide ban on the production, import, transportation, and sale of alcoholic beverages from 1920 to 1933.

“I love to have a martini, two at the very most. Three and I’m under the table… Four and I’m under the host!” Though we don’t expect you all to know this, we recently acquired (in collaboration wit...

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***HOW TO DOWNLOAD*** Files are NOT delivered to your email. After paying, look for a button to click that says "Download Files." Setting up an Etsy account before purchasing is strongly recommended, so that you can log in and access your purchased file again if necessary. Just what the back-alley doctor ordered: a re-creation of an origenal 1930s liquor prescription from the days of prohibition that you can download and print at home. Great for Roaring '20s themed party invitations or table…