SOLD OUT: A Night at the Moulin Rouge: Celebrating the Iconic Las Vegas Resort Through Memories and Music

SOLD OUT: A Night at the Moulin Rouge: Celebrating the Iconic Las Vegas Resort Through Memories and Music

Date: February 23, 2023
Time: 7 p.m. to 9:15 p.m.
Cost: $55

In celebration of Black History Month, join The Mob Museum and Harrison House for an evening dedicated to the iconic Moulin Rouge. Revisit the hotel’s shining moments and social influence in a multifaceted program featuring storytelling, music and dance. Enjoy a panel discussion with Anna Bailey, Manny Davis and Katherine Duncan, and performances by local singers, musicians and dancers reminiscent of a night in the Moulin Rouge lounge. A temporary exhibit of Moulin Rouge memorabilia will also be on display throughout the evening.

As the first racially integrated resort in Las Vegas, the Moulin Rouge was the talk of the town when it opened in 1955. It was a national sensation as well, its dancers gracing the cover of Life magazine. Beyond the stage, the Moulin Rouge was a catalyst for civil rights reform in Las Vegas. The resort’s vibrant spirit still lingers almost 70 years later.

Tickets for this program are sold out.

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