Jazz Fest Concert Series and Fish Fry
New York, New York
Trip Type: Concerts & Special Events
Duration: 4 hours
Indulge in a discover jazz fest and fish fry at a historical landmark Brooklyn brownstone. "Remembering When" is a celebration of music in the heart of Brooklyn’s Bedford–Stuyvesant neighborhood where music came alive. Enjoy live music performed in an intimate setting with a fish fry, and open-mic session.
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Indulge in a discover jazz fest and fish fry at a historical landmark Brooklyn brownstone. "Remembering When" is a celebration of music in the heart of Brooklyn’s Bedford–Stuyvesant neighborhood where music came alive. Enjoy live music performed in an intimate setting with a fish fry, and open-mic session.Located in a restored 1800's Victorian Brownstone building in a Historical Landmark area of Bedford Stuyvesant. This concert series is hosted in a salon style acoustic sound room. The feel of being in your own home with your shoes off, with an authentic jazz vibe. Imagine retreating back to a different time and spend the evening in an intimate setting. You'll experience the enjoyment of a live Jazz Concert, a Southern Fish Fry Buffet and lastly an open mic to delight your palette. An upright grand piano, such as the ones once used to create some of today's classic jazz tunes on Pan Alley Row grouped alongside other acoustic style instruments make up what is called THE ROOM.
During the 1930's perhaps even earlier, one didn't have to go to Manhattan for the jazz scene Brooklyn had one of it's own. Bedford Stuyvesant had the largest Jazz neighborhood in Brooklyn. It held many venues that housed jazz greats like Thelonius Monk, Randy Weston, Miles Davis, Max Roach, Hank Mobley and others.
All eventually changed, and jazz clubs fizzled out in favor of a different generation of music. This concert series will revive the local jazz scene of the past. No bells, whistles or amps. This is salon jazz: intimate, classic, acoustic concerts plain and simple every Friday and Saturday night.
You're invited to a magical evening of music as you will be taken behind the scenes of this undercover jazz venue. You can get there early to meet the performers, and as you take a seat, your hosts will present you with today's best jazz artists.
During the 1930's perhaps even earlier, one didn't have to go to Manhattan for the jazz scene Brooklyn had one of it's own. Bedford Stuyvesant had the largest Jazz neighborhood in Brooklyn. It held many venues that housed jazz greats like Thelonius Monk, Randy Weston, Miles Davis, Max Roach, Hank Mobley and others.
All eventually changed, and jazz clubs fizzled out in favor of a different generation of music. This concert series will revive the local jazz scene of the past. No bells, whistles or amps. This is salon jazz: intimate, classic, acoustic concerts plain and simple every Friday and Saturday night.
You're invited to a magical evening of music as you will be taken behind the scenes of this undercover jazz venue. You can get there early to meet the performers, and as you take a seat, your hosts will present you with today's best jazz artists.
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