Studio 54

Studio 54 for one night

I spent a few years of my youth in NYC which was fantastic and insanely fun. Now my son lives there, which gives me a reason to go there from time to time and enjoy both his company and the big city.
When I lived in NYC, the days of Studio 54 were over and new clubs had emerged. Limelight, which was an old church converted into a nightclub, was one of the places I hung out. My mom who had spent some time in NYC through her work has told me about Studio 54 and how crazy everything was there.
When Bomans turned even a few years ago, I threw a big party in the way I imagine Studio 54 was. I rode into the restaurant on a white horse, just like Bianca Jagger did.

Bomans goes Studio 54

Now we will finally make a full evening/night for our guests in the spirit of Studio 54. On 11/11, we will give it our all and have a crazy party night. I can't wait to organize this. Normally, Boman's business revolves around conference guests, wedding guests and private guests where food and drink are in focus. Here there will be really good food, but the main focus will be on music and dance. We have a few seats left, take the opportunity to dress in disco glam and let your hair down for a few hours.

Back in the days in NYC

Studio 54 was a legendary nightclub in New York during the disco era of the late 1970s. Studio 54 opened on April 26, 1977. Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager founded the club and were its owners until February 1980 when they were sentenced to prison for tax evasion and the club was closed. Studio 54 reopened in September 1981 and ran for the first half of the 1980s before finally closing for good in 1986. "Studio", which became the nickname of Studio 54, became known for its hedonism and decadence, and not least for all its famous guests.



Kristin Boman