Deer Head Inn. 5 Main Street [The Deer Head Inn, home of jazz in the Pocono Mountains for more than 50 years and the oldest continuously running jazz club in the country, is now under new management. The new owners, Denny Carrig, Bob Mancuso, Jason Wilson, and Mary Carrig, took over at the helm in October 2005. Some new and exciting changes are underway, such as restoring the Inn to its former elegant state. The Deer Head Inn’s music focus will continue to be jazz. Join us for an entertaining evening of great music, food, lodging, and ambience.]
JIM THORPE
Vic's Jazz Loft. 268 W Broadway. Tel: 570-325-5588.
Chris' Jazz Cafe. 1421 Sansom St. Tel: 215 568 3131 [contact: Mark DeNinno, Mgr. Jazz Club/Restaurant with headlining acts such as Pat Martino,John Swana,James Moody, Joey DeFrancesco,Eric Alexander,Jimmy Bruno to name only a few.Open 6 days a week 11:00 am to 2:00 am serving lunch/dinner/late menu. Voted Best of Philly 2002 as casual Jazz venue and listed in 100 Best Jazz Clubs in the world by Down Beat]
South Restaurant & Jazz Club. 600 N Broad St, {The Jazz Club at SOUTH is an intimate space with under 75 seats. It is the place to see your favorite Jazz artists up close and personal.}
The Philadelphia Clef Club Of Jazz And Performing Arts. 736-38 S. Broad Street (Avenue of The Arts), Tel: 215-893-9912 Fax 215-893-9917. [The mission of the Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz & Performing Arts, Inc. is to further the level of art and culture in the community. We wish to accomplish this goal through promoting the development of talent and providing opportunities for the growth of the performing artist specifically, with a special emphasis in instrumentalists. We seek to serve the artist and the community through providing a forum for the listening and appreciation of the great American Art Form of JAZZ and related disciplines. We also wish to promote the academic exchange of information related to JAZZ through educational programs. Finally, The Clef Club will be a depository to collect and preserve the history of JAZZ music for further research and interpretation by scholars, educators, artists, and the general public.]
Ortlieb's Jazz Haus. 847 N 3d st. 922-1035. [Tucked in a desolate corner on the edge of Philadelphia's hipsterish Northern Liberties neighborhood, Ortlieb's is an easy joint to miss. A dozen blocks from Independence Hall, it is centuries removed from the city's tidy Colonial core. Once the lunchroom for the now-shuttered Ortlieb's brewery, with dark wood walls and latticed wooden beam ceiling, it still has the cozy feel of a Bavarian hunting lodge, complete with a mounted buffalo head peering over the drummer's shoulder.
But once you pass through the nondescript door, the club makes up for its lederhosen legacy with a bona fide jazz cool that attracts, Boone says, "some pretty heavy cats." ]
River Street Jazz Cafe 665 North River Street. Tel: 717-822-2992. Fax: 717-821-9841 [Blues, jazz, RB, funk music in a unique atmosphere. Attracts national acts. Great place to see original regional talent. Best live music in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area. Dinner and late night menu. Open Wed - Sat]
The Jazz Station. 124 W. Broadway, . [contact: Non-profit Willamette Jazz Society. Launched in 2005, the Jazz Station is an all-ages community-supported performance space and art gallery located at 124 W. Broadway. Supported by memberships, contributions and event revenues, the venue offers concerts, visual art and affordable rehearsal space for musicians.
The Jazz Station is a project of the Willamette Jazz Society, a 501c3 non-profit organization whose mission is to advance the art of jazz. The involvement of youth in concerts, jams and audiences is a key strategy. An eight-member volunteer board governs the organization.
The larger, renovated Jazz Station features a lobby with beer and wine bar, capacity for 70 seats, a larger stage with a new sound system and theatre lighting, a dressing room for performers, a rehearsal studio, and two accessible bathrooms. The renovation was accomplished by enormous amount of volunteer labor, and financed with community support.]
Wilfs Restaurant. 800 NW 6th Avenue at Union Station. Tel: 503.223.0070 [Jazz notes from the piano drift through the dining room, while in the lounge, you experience the music… upfront and personal. Wilfs has become the spot to hear Portland’s best jazz artists perform, and if you are lucky, national artists may “sit-in” or be relaxing to the music, just like you! Entertainment is nightly Wednesday through Saturday.]
University of Central Oklahoma Jazz Lab. 100 East Fifth Street, Edmond. Tel: 405-359-7989 Fax: 405-359-1782 [contact: Lee Rucker, Brian Gorrell, Clint Rohr The UCO Jazz Lab is a world class entertainment venue featuring a relaxed atmosphere styled after jazz clubs in New Orleans! Each evening (usually Thur., Fri., Sat.) the Jazz Lab features live entertainment with food and bevereages provided by Hideaway Pizza. Visit our web site for more info!]
Low Down. 108 N Detroit Ave. Tel:(918)-271-5727
Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame. 111 East First Street. Tulsa. Tel: 918-281-8609 Fax: 918-281-8614 [contact: Bettie Downing. klahoma Jazz Hall of Fame hosts Sunday concerts at 5pm every Sunday and conducts weekly jams every Tuesday from 5:30-7:30pm. The Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame's mission is to inspire creativity and improve the quality of life for all Oklahomans through preservation, education and performance of jazz, our uniquely American art form. The Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame is a 501(c) (3), non-profit, cultural and educational organization. It exists to provide a system in and for the State of Oklahoma to preserve, promote and illuminate the true art forms of jazz, blues and gospel music; also identify, document and honor the artists who have made a significant contribution locally, regionally, nationally and internationally to its development. Additionally, the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame promotes educational learning, training, classes, performances and cultural events with and on behalf of disadvantaged youth of all races, creeds, religions and ethnic heritage and provides scholarships to graduating students. We celebrate the music of America.]
BLU Jazz+. 47 E. Market Street kron, OH 44308 Tel: (330) 252-1190
BLU Jazz+. 47 E. Market Street kron, OH 44308 Tel: (330) 252-1190
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