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Originally released in 1961, electric guitarist Grant Green's first album with Blue Note Records, Grant's First Stand, has been reissued. Green has a solid swinger's knack for skippy, airborne jazz rhythms, but some of his lines wouldn't sound out of place in a Chicago blues bar.

Steve Dalachinsky, a contemporary poet unrivaled in his dedication to the jazz avant-garde, not only as a gimlet-eyed observer but also as a prolific…

In the 1930s and '40s, Artie Shaw's band ranked with the Benny Goodman and Glenn Miller bands in popularity. We remembers one of jazz's greatest clarinetists with excerpts from a 1985 interview.

The National Weather Service said 7 to 12 inches could be expected in northern areas of Pennsylvania and New York with winds gusting as high as 45 mph.

Join us for a hot set of Jazz, World and new music for strings, vocals and percussion at the New Rochelle Public Library on November 4. Firey String Sistas features Nioka Workman, Marlene Rice, Mala Waldron, Lucinana Padmore and Belden Bullock .

Winard Harper leads a swinging trio. Special guests on vocals and tap. cool room. all ages

An evening of music from “The Great American Songbook,” a collection of timeless tunes of jazz standards, show tunes, older popular songs, and gems from Tin Pan Alley. This tight combo is comprised of Jan Findlay on vocals, Bob Himmelberger on piano, John Zweig on guitar, and Rick Crane on bass.

A street Co-Naming for Jazz Pianist Onaje Allan Gumbs. To be held in Co-op City on the street where he lived. At the intersection of Dreiser Loop and Dekruif Pl. Ceremony starts at 4pm Sharp. To be followed by a concert in his honor by the Onaje All-Star Tribute Band at 7pm.

TJG Vinyl Series Presents Christian McBride & Johnathan Blake

Introduced in 2018, TJG Vinyl Listening Series is a unique opportunity to participate in a curated listening experience hosted by musicians and jazz luminaries in an informal and intimate setting.

Wine & Cheese are supplied and each evening guarantees great music and conversation.

Tickets are limited.

Join us for the next G-Rage concert with the healing vibrations of Rick Savage on Trumpet, Joe Tranchina on piano and Gandharva Earl Sauls on bass! Swinging jazz and original compositions performed by some of the area's finest musicians. $20 music donation