The Gilded Curtain

09/24/2026

Don't forget, our Thursday nights are happy hour all night, we have trivia, tonight we have our rep Cole coming in to talk about Lucky Seven Wh***ey and half out samples. It's going to be a fun night 😉

09/23/2026

🎰 THURSDAY NIGHT AT THE GILDED CURTAIN 🥃

Trivia Night gets a little luckier this week.

We’ll have a Lucky Seven Wh***ey rep in the house pouring complimentary samples, talking wh***ey, and giving you a chance to try some seriously good bourbon.

And for the entire night, we’re upgrading the bar:

🥃 Lucky Seven will be our well bourbon for the night
🍸 Order a classic bourbon cocktail and get upgraded to Lucky Seven at no additional cost
🎲 Feeling adventurous? Ask for a Surprise Me or let us build you something custom with Lucky Seven
🧠 Play Trivia and put your knowledge to the test
🏆 Win and you might just have a couple drinks on us

AND.... $10 cocktail specials all night

So come grab a free taste, learn a little about Lucky Seven, settle in with a craft cocktail, and see how lucky you really are.


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No cover. Just good wh***ey, good drinks, and questionable trivia knowledge.

09/23/2026

an under appreciated holiday movie

I'll give it to John Hughes, he had a way of making you feel stuff.

Dutch, his less-discussed 1991 Thanksgiving road movie, stars Ed O’Neill as the blue-collar everyman stuck on a cross-country road trip with a hoity-toity prep school snob played by Ethan Embry.

Dutch plays it fast and loose in terms of style and substance, like Career Opportunities, it's very much John Hughes trying the 90s on for size - before ultimately slipping into cute kid and cute animal Loafers for the rest of the decade. It skates between slapstick and strained class tension with ease - but it still packs a sentimental wallop when it counts.

Plus it's great to see O’Neill flex something beyond his signature Al Bundy put-upon exhaustion. -Pop

09/22/2026

Well?

09/22/2026

09/22/2026

09/11/2026

Don't miss our next tasting event!

Wh***ey Vault: five premium ¾-oz pours, light food, and a Booker’s Phantom Pipes bottle auction. $65 + ticketing fees.

09/10/2026