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Rides on Santa Monica Pier add a different rhythm to a day beside the Pacific.
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Trumpeter Jeremy Pelt marks his fiftieth birthday with a quintet including vibraphonist Jalen Baker. Guitar, bass and drums complete the announced lineup; check the organiser for the final repertoire.
Edward Simon(p) with Scott Colley(b). Live at Blue Note Tokyo.
A Gramercy saloon pairs a neighbourhood drink with a recognisably old New York setting.
Jason Yeager and Justin Poindexter share music from Little Crow with the two veterans it honours, Bill Crow and Steve Little. The quartet connects original writing with songs associated with Billy Strayhorn, Irving Berlin and Bill Monroe.
Thai cooking in a historic Sathorn house. Make this the meal you give time to, with a current menu to explore before booking.
Aoyama’s nature-led fine dining calls for an evening organised around the reservation.
A dockside beer stop overlooking the Redondo Beach marina, with a relaxed, open-air feel.
Two art stops, a market meal, the lake and a live-music finish. Los Angeles in chapters, with time to move between them.
An Upper West Side hot-dog stop at Broadway and 72nd Street, built for a quick bite between city plans.
Fernando Dewar Webster(director,tres,vo) with Deyvis Yirat Hechavaria(g,vo). Live at Blue Note Tokyo.
A historic San Telmo corner bar offers a table among woodwork, old details and the neighbourhood’s everyday rhythm.
A garden, dumplings, contemporary art, the Bund and live music. A central Shanghai route that keeps changing its point of view.
Poland's Atom String Quartet brings jazz improvisation into a classical chamber-music formation. Two violins, viola and cello give the evening a different texture from a conventional jazz-club set.
A Saturday morning browse for bread, produce, cheese and flowers in an arts venue. Entry is free; purchases are extra.
This street junction becomes a neighbourhood gathering place during fairs such as Cor de Vi.
Jason Marsalis explores less frequently performed compositions by his father, pianist Ellis Marsalis. Mike Rodriguez, John Ellis, Andrew McGowan and Barry Stephenson join this New Orleans-rooted tribute.
A historic dining room near the old city wall, built around hearty Berlin cooking.
Wood, mirrors and ornate ceilings give La Ópera the feeling of an older Centro gathering place.
Shacho(agitator) with Tabu Zombie(tp). Live at Blue Note Tokyo.