Copper Rock Craft Eatery

The evening of 1920’s themed costumes and decor is meant to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Prohibition, and will feature a speakeasy vibe with regional breweries and distillers.

However, that’s not all you can expect during the gathering. The dance floor will be popping with live music from the University of Arizona’s Fred Fox School of Music, and local food vendors will be serving food to keep your energy up.

Tickets to the historic event is $40 per person, and includes sample pours from each brewery and distillery,plus admission to the Arizona History Museum. If you’re an Arizona History Museum Member it’s only $30 per person and Designated Driver Admission is $20.

The plaza is going to have vibrant decor for sale, small bites from local Tucson restaurants, and plenty of live music to keep your toes tapping. Plus, the event has a theme and you’re encouraged to dress as a tourist from another part of the world.

There will also be a silent auction to win a tour of the University of Arizona’s Steward Observatory, Kendra Scott Jewelry, wine, a 50/50 raffle to test your luck, and a photo booth to create long lasting memories.

Tickets are $65 per person and include two drink vouchers and unlimited food samples through the day. If you’d rather not drink, tickets are just $50 for nonstop small bites. However, don’t wait too long to buy your tickets because they’re $75 on the day of.