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Home to jazz series, as well as ballet, opera, and the Harlem Film Festival.
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This theater is Harlem’s famous showcase, where Ella Fitzgerald and James Brown launched their careers.
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Duke Ellington and Cab Calloway are long gone, and the location has changed, but the famous club of the 1920s is currently making a comeback.
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A standby for 50 years, the lounge has a new retro look and features the latest sounds in jazz as well as more traditional numbers.
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Part of the new Harlem, with upscale ambience, waiters in tuxedos, delicious Southern fare, and good live jazz on weekends.
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Columbia’s main performance venue runs the musical gamut, with jazz an important part.
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Live jazz is the lure on Monday, Thursday, and Saturday nights at this club, where the vibes and people are as cool as the music.
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Columbia students and jazz lovers of all ages congregate at this intimate club to hear top notch jazz groups every weekend.
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Savion Glover and Ray Charles have been known to drop by at this popular venue. Live jazz can be heard six nights a week.
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The place is jammed for Saturday and Sunday gospel brunches, and always fun despite the tour groups.
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