58th Street is an immersive supper club that whisks you back to the glamour of Jazz Age New York, hidden inside Belle Livingstone’s 58th Street Country Club, an atmospheric speakeasy-style venue in Peckham. Over one long, intoxicating evening it blends live jazz, theatrical storytelling and a multi-course feast into a single night out.
The format is part dinner, part show, part party. Across the night you are treated to three sets of live jazz, a six-course Park Avenue menu and a run of Prohibition-era tales and surprises, all staged in a beautifully designed period setting. It is a night to dress up for and lose track of time in.
Why it’s worth the watch
58th Street is less a show you watch than an evening you step inside. Here is what makes it special:
- The immersion. From the moment you arrive, the 1920s setting, cocktails and live band pull you completely out of the present day.
- The food. A six-course Park Avenue feast is built into the ticket, so dinner and entertainment come as one.
- The music. Three sets of live Jazz Age music give the whole evening its swing and its heartbeat.
- The occasion. At around four hours, it is designed for a celebration, whether a birthday, an anniversary or simply a big night out.
