Harlem Nights NYE Party at The Pool Hall Presented by Miami Jazz Booking

A Harlem Nights New Year’s Eve in Clyde Killens’ Pool Hall. Dress sharp, sip bubbly, and celebrate where the greats once partied.

Slip into a Harlem Nights New Year’s Eve in Downtown Miami. Bottles poured, dresses sharp, live music rising, and Harlem swing inside the speakeasy above Red Rooster Overtown. The Pool Hall, Clyde Killens’ legendary playground for icons like Aretha Franklin, Sam Cooke, and Billie Holiday, glows again with 1920s glamour. This is where the greats once partied.

🍾 Live entertainment by Nikki Kidd, featuring the best of the 1920s–60s

🖤 Dress code: 1920s sharp and glamorous

🍸 21+

Presented by Miami Jazz Booking

Party Tickets:

Early Bird $65

General Admission $80

Make It a Full New Year’s Eve Celebration at Red Rooster Overtown

Dinner at Red Rooster Overtown (Downstairs)

• Early Seating: 5:00–7:00 PM (À la carte)

• Late Champagne Seating: $125++ Prix Fixe with a Champagne Toast at Midnight

• Live DJ throughout the evening

• Dinner reservations must be booked on OpenTable

Harlem Nights NYE Party (Upstairs at The Pool Hall)

• Party tickets are sold separately on Eventbrite

• Tickets can be purchased during dinner on December 31

Important Ticketing Information

To enjoy both dinner and the NYE Party, guests must have:

• A confirmed OpenTable dinner reservation, and

• A separate Eventbrite ticket for the NYE Party

About The Pool Hall

Built in 1954, the billiards hall was owned and operated by club promoter and musician Clyde Killens. The Clyde Killens Pool Hall sat along Overtown’s major entertainment corridor, NW 2nd Avenue. Frequent guests in its heyday included Muhammad Ali (then a young Cassius Clay), boxer Archie Moore, and comedian Flip Wilson. In a 1990 interview with the Miami Herald, Killens shared, “It was the classiest operation around. Always someone big in there.”

The Pool Hall has now been restored as a speakeasy lounge on the second floor of Red Rooster Overtown.

Ascend a narrow stairway lined with the names and faces of some of the greatest stars of all time — Aretha Franklin, Roberta Flack, Sam Cooke — and arrive at the neon glow that welcomes you to the Harlem of the South.

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