Green space, sea air and a Poblenou night
A park, a small tapas stop and a sea horizon. Keep Razzmatazz as an optional late chapter, chosen for the music.
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A dedicated wildlife visit adds another kind of day to the Chapultepec landscape.
A free Midtown pause behind the New York Public Library. Bring a book, find a chair and look up at the buildings around you.
Rubén Blades joins the Roberto Delgado Big Band for the Fotografías tour.
Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes and Will Arnett take SmartLess into a live setting.
Papo Vázquez leads his Mighty Pirates Troubadours through music connecting jazz with Puerto Rican bomba and plena. Trombone, percussion and voice give the band a particularly rhythm-led character.
Pianist Joe Block launches There Is Always Hope with a group built around his own compositions. Horns, piano, bass and drums frame a set focused on melody and improvisation.
Jharis Yokley(ds) with BIGYUKI(key,synth). Live at Blue Note Tokyo.
A Gyeongnidan-gil jazz room with a proper performance calendar, cocktails and reservations in English as well as Korean.
A Los Feliz wine bar where talking through your preferences is part of choosing a glass.
Richard Bona(b,vo) with Alexandre Herichon(tp). Live at Blue Note Tokyo.
An Irish pub on Fairfax gives a museum-led day an unfussy evening finish.
A 1930s café at the meeting of Forest, Elcano and Álvarez Thomas, known for ham and German specialities.
Jon Faddis leads a birthday tribute to his mentor Dizzy Gillespie. David Hazeltine, Todd Coolman and Dion Parson join him for repertoire connecting bebop trumpet playing and Afro-Cuban rhythm.
Jon Batiste brings his mix of jazz, gospel, blues and pop to an outdoor headline concert.
Trumpeter Hermon Mehari's NO(w) Beauty combines acoustic improvisation with ambient space and subtle electronics. Enzo Carniel, Damien Varaillon and Stéphane Adsuar complete the quartet for a modern-jazz listening session.
Jazz, blues and soul in an intimate Palermo Soho room, with dinner and drinks around the set.
Bennie Wallace celebrates French Postcard, the first release from BackCountry Jazz Records. Anthony Wilson, Simon Moullier, Donald Vega, Peter Washington and Herlin Riley join a richly varied instrumental lineup.
A covered terrace in Nápoles gives Los de Arriba an intimate setting for songwriters.
Steven Feifke brings his big band to Dizzy's for an album-release performance. It is a chance to hear a contemporary composer and pianist working at full ensemble scale inside a comparatively intimate room.
Plant-based cooking gets a full restaurant evening on Melrose Avenue.