We'd be total contrary poser-kids if we didn't include this. The American Bar The Savoy: Oh so obvious, but oh so deserved. The Great Gatsby Sadler's Wells: For something a little more involved than stuffing your face and pretending that gin rickey is illegal, the Northern Ballet brings its much-feted, and stunning, adaptation of The Great Gatsby to Sadler’s Wells, for a five-day limited run, 14-18 May. There’s also a wowcher deal on right now, if you’re quick. If you’re considering throwing your own lavish party, they do catering. We suggest doing the workshops before getting squiffy on champers, but we’re sure the reverse is just as enjoyable. You can bring your own fizz, and they even host additional extras for your party, including cupcake decorating (£25) and burlesque dancing (£45). Seriously.īetty Blythe Vintage Tea Room: Head westward to soak in the Hollywood-style retro-glamour over brunch or afternoon tea. Don't be surprised if you see us at this one. All to the sounds of live music while you sip a coupé of champagne, which will be thrust into your hand on arrival.
The Montague: Every Thursday in May offers yet another excuse to play dress up (and win prizes if you really look the part), as you sample a 1920’s America-inspired three course set-menu, including Manhattan Clam Chowder and New York Steak Diane, for £35 per person. Expect DJs trying to rock the gramophone look, silent cinema, dancing troupes and plenty of drinking and gambling. Prohibition 1920s: Another classy affair, this instalment of the prohibition parties features Jay’s mansion itself, set within the 20's splendour of the Bloomsbury Ballrooms. If you miss out, fear not, for there is a consistent array of creatively curated events here. Get in quick-sharp if you want Friday tickets (10 May) though, as Saturday night (11 May) is already sold out. It would be amiss for the venue to not pay homage to the very creator of the term 'Jazz age', so it's hosting two Gatsby nights, featuring cocktails from the novel.
The Candlelight club: The Candlelight Club prides itself on being a sincere, authentic jazz-age hangout with a smouldering underground glow.
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