1908 Speakeasy brings prohibition era to life
1908 Speakeasy owner Aaron Killian is pictured behind the bar. Mackenzie Reiss/Bigfork Eagle
1908 Speakeasy features unique mixed drinks in an intimate, Prohibition-inspired setting. Mackenzie Reiss/Bigfork Eagle
A framed photo inside Showthyme Act II shows owners Aaron Killian and his late wife, Jenny Crough on the front steps of their restaurant on opening night in December 2018. Mackenzie Reiss/Bigfork Eagle
Beneath the bustling restaurant Showthyme Act II is Bigfork’s newest watering hole — 1908 Speakeasy, an intimate bar that celebrates good gin and local history on its menu of handcrafted cocktails in a prohibition-inspired setting. The rock walls and concrete floors help set the secretive tone to the place, a nod to the clandestine speakeasies that operated from 1920-33 during Prohibition, when the production and sale of alcohol was forbidden in the United States. ...
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