Previously owned and operated by the Jack Sciutto, the so-called "King of Bootleggers," Olympic Club spent years in a dangerous cat-and-mouse game with police during Prohibition, seeing more than its fair share of raids and arrests. Over 90 years have passed since Prohibition was struck down and Olympic Club was allowed to thrive, and we think that's cause for celebration!

Join us for property-wide food & drink specials, plus a Repeal Day party in Tourist Bar and the theater with live music, cocktail specials and just-for-fun Passport stamp. Make sure to dress to the nines - we'll be handing out prizes to folks in costumes!

Live music
Yotes * 7-10pm 

Yotes combines his rich baritone vocals with an energetic delivery, playing a mix of songs from 1950's country, 1980's neo rockabilly, modern Americana, and many genres and eras in between. He mixes songs by Johnny Cash, The Stray Cats, The Blasters, and Murder By Death with his own compositions. Old favorites are interspersed with some of his favorite songs by friends and up-and-coming artists he's met through the years.

Over the past fifteen years Yotes has developed his solo show, leaning on over two decades of performing experience in several bands ranging from high energy punk and rockabilly to soulful country, folk, and blues acts. During that time his solo shows evolved from being a convenient testbed for new songs and exploring different styles to a full-time traveling act. Yotes's solo performances are tribute to the artists and music that have influenced him, a respectful nod to some of his favorite contemporaries, and an opportunity to share his own creations with live music fans everywhere!