And the warm weather months are enjoyed on a beautiful back patio. The kitchen serves up a heaping plateful of reasonably priced and delicious soul food. The free Sunday evening session begins 7:00 P.M. (7th / 8th) Harlem wouldn’t be the same without live jazz at this member’s-only-but-guests-are-welcome military veteran’s club. Check their website for updated schedule information.Īmerican Legion Post (Col. This wonderful new amphitheater, boasts a soaring 50-foot glass wall overlooking Columbus Circle and Central Park. The Allen Room Jazz at Lincoln Center Columbus Circle 60th Street at Broadway 212 258-9800 (general information) 212 721-6500 (City Charge tickets) Monday – Friday from 7 AM – 7 PM and Saturday and Sunday 9 AM – 7 PM. 5C is a dream come true for die hard fans of East Village jazz history and jazz lovers alike. Call ahead for schedule. A modest cafe with reasonable prices completes the picture.

The 5C Cultural Center features accomplished piano jazz soloists among their offerings. 5C also features a display of exquisite photographs of musicians, out of print books, rare records, independent labeled CD’s, cassette tapes and other cultural artifacts. A performance venue for poetry, music and theater, 5C features emerging artists as well as great masters. C (southeast corner of 5th St.) A living example of Bruce Morris’ vision was the creation, with Trudy Silver, of the 5C Cultural Center. Everyone booked here is playing for keeps, so you’re bound to find some of the best young players around pointing you in a forward direction along with the seasoned veterans. Get here early for prime seating because the club is small and Mike Stern et. Early shows begin around 6 or 7PM with no cover and late shows begin around 10PM. Small cover and 2 drink minimums for late sets. Miles Davis Band veteran, Mike Stern holds most Mondays and other regulars include: Sweet Georgia Brown, and KJ Denhert.

Waverly Place) Bar dates back to Prohibition, having opened in 1919. Manhattan Jazz Clubs listed alphabetically In between sets at the legendary American Legion Post #398 – Harlem – Join us on a Harlem Juke Joint Tour

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