1920s Party @ Russian Samovar

fanfare, and live music.  In the spirit of prohibition, apart from the infamous Samovar Virtuosos, we added more remarkably talented performers and entertainers to the party with more live music, singers, dancers, performers, and more.
About the VENUE
The party will take place @ the legendary Manhattan venue located at W. 52nd Street. This place was a real speakeasy, a top-notch jazz club, Frank Sinatra’s favorite hangout, and a social club & piano lounge.
There is a reason why New York Times called this place a “Social Club”. Liza Minnelli casually played the white grand piano, Marcello Mastroianni would stop-by for a drink, Nicole Kidman pretended that she was a writer…
It’s discrete upstairs lounge with a separate entrance and a private dining room has hosted countless private parties for celebrities ranging from athletes to designers and from rappers to opera singers.
HISTORY

1920’s:  The real-deal Speakeasy
 The venue was filled with flappers and dappers and was a real underground swinging party place.  

1930’s – 1950’s: Jazz Club “Three Deuces”

3 DEUCES jazz club was considered to be one of the best jazz clubs in New York in the 30s and 40s.  It was frequented by such legends as Charlie Parker, Tommy Potter, Miles Davis, Duke Jordan and many others.  Read More

1960’s – 1980’s: Jilly's Saloon – Sinatra’s favorite hangout place.

Owned by Jilly Rizzo, it was the place where Sinatra drank at least three or four nights a week when he was in town. Jilly was Sinatra’s closest friend, his right-hand man, and his bodyguard.  Apart from being Sinatra’s throne room, Jilly’s was most famous as the spot where mobsters have thrown Johnny Carson down a flight of stairs and then, decided to murder him for flirting with the wrong woman.  Read More

1980’s – Present Day:  Russian Samovar

In 1986 a Nobel Prize winner, the greatest ballet dancer in the world, and a businessman bought the place and converted it into a social club and piano lounge.  They called it the Russian Samovar  Read More
There is a reason why New York Times called this place a “Social Club”. Liza Minnelli casually played the white grand piano, Marcello Mastroianni would stop-by for a drink, Nicole Kidman pretended that she was a writer…
It’s discrete upstairs lounge with a separate entrance and a private dining room has hosted countless private parties for celebrities ranging from athletes to designers and from rappers to opera singers.