Acacia To Host 1940s Inspired “Mr. Bing’s Show Club Experience”

Acacia To Host 1940s Inspired “Mr. Bing’s Show Club Experience”

Jan 20, 20151 min read

Acacia is taking Tucson back to the ’40s – without the pesky “war rations” part. Think indulgent eating and entertainment, show club style.

Mr. Bing’s Show Club Experience takes place from 7 to 9pm Sunday, January 25, 2015. Guests will enjoy a 4 course meal that includes a wide selection of dishes, including crispy-hot Asian pork rib, Bronzed Scottish salmon, and Baked Alaska, flambéed table-side.

The 40s style entertainment features singers Brian Klimoski and Sylvia Vannoy, Show Club dancers, and magician Jacob Lowery.

A percentage of the proceeds from the evening will benefit The University of Arizona’s Arizona Repertory Theatre. Cost per person is $72. Reservations can be made by calling (520) 232-0101.

Mr Bing’s Show Club Menu

Course 1

Choice of:

  • Guaymas shrimp cocktail, atomic red sauce, lemon
  • Crispy-hot Asian pork rib, sesame scallion, chili popped rice
  • Sour dough bowl with warm spinach artichoke dip

Course 2

Choice of:

  • Local oyster mushroom soup
  • Acacia green salad, ranch herb vinaigrette or blue cheese dressing

Course 3

Choice of:

  • Pinot Noir braised beef short rib, duchesse potatoes, asparagus, glazed baby carrots, Brussels sprouts
  • Garlic and herb roasted half chicken, natural jus, fergola pilaf, green beans, roasted campari tomato
  • Bronzed Scottish salmon with honey mustard glaze, roasted tomato-goat cheese polenta, baby broccoli, braised kale

Course 4

  • Baked Alaska flambéed table-side

Acacia Real Food & Cocktails is located at 3001 East Skyline Drive.  To view the complete menus and to make online reservations, visit www.acaciatucson.com.

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