A celebration of iconic music legends with live performances, costume awards and exciting prizes
Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall in Atlantic City is set to host a Halloween bash on Saturday, Oct. 26 with “Hall’of’ween: 27 Club Awards,” featuring live music, costume awards and surprises. The event will include a special performance by Loose Cannon, with a guest host and promises an exciting lineup of awards for those who bring their best music legend costumes to life.
A free event open to the public, guests are encouraged to dress as a music legend, with prizes for the evening varying by costume. The best female music icon costume will earn the Valerie Award, along with an exclusive handcrafted chocolate from Bar 32. For the best male music icon interpretation, the “When the Music is Over” Award will be presented, with the winner receiving an Albany Avenue-themed gift box. Those who channel the spirit of a New Jersey music legend will compete for the “Everything That Dies Some Day Comes Back” Award, with the prize being a collection of postcards from local small businesses on the famous Atlantic City Boardwalk and a Tennessee Avenue gift card. The evening’s standout costume, inspired by Frank Sinatra’s “My Way,” will receive the Sands 1194 Hall’of’ween Achievement Award, special recognition, and additional prizes.
A surprise challenge will also take place: if a guest’s costume matches the famous Atlantic City personality written in an envelope behind the bar, they will win a $100 gift card to Rhythm & Spirits’ second location opening soon in Philadelphia. Clues will be shared on social media in the days leading up to the event. Throughout the night, guests can enjoy free pizza by Cuzzies, $3 PBR drafts, $5 Jersey Turnpike shots, $7 Surfside and Stateside seltzers and $9 cocktails. Winners will also receive swag boxes including a Tennessee Avenue gift card and a cash prize.
For more information, visit https://www.tennesseeavenuebeerhall.com/ or follow Tennessee Avenue Beer Hall on Facebook and Instagram @tennavebeerhall.
