653 Chenery Street
in San Francisco's Glen Park neighborhood

1-415-586-3733
[email protected]

Open to walk-in trade and browsing
Tuesday to Sunday
noon to six

 

Live Streams every weekend!

Refresh your browser to catch a show in progress!
Visit our Facebook page or YouTube channel!
But nothing beats being in the room with the music & the musicians!

Monday, May 7th – 7pm
POETS!Jane Rades & Jerry Ferraz, followed by an open mic

Read More...

Sunday, May 6th – 7:30-9:30 pm
Paul Sanwald Quartet
$10 suggested donation

Bassist Paul Sanwald is headed back to New York! Sad, that! But turn out tonight to bid him farewell and hear his fantastic quartet with Rob Sudduth on saxophone; Spencer Caton on piano and Dan Foltz on drums! Pick up his lp while you’re here!

Read More...

Sunday, May 6th – 4:30-6:30 pm
The Flying Salvias – the five-piece edition!
which way west? Sunday concert series
$20 suggested donation

They call it Alt Ameri-kinda! It might be cabaret, it might be country, it might be funky… It’s certainly divine, funny, smart and way beyond charming. Kathleen & Henry Salvia are two of a kind! Kinda! Read their story here: https://www.flyingsalvias.com/bio

Read More...

Sunday, May 6th – 2 pm
Along Alien Roads
an event with author Andrew Chen

Tsun Yuan Chen (Andrew Chen) presents his autobiographical novel, Along Alien Roads: The I-Jing of a Life. Chin, a Chinese American surgeon, begins his tale with his ancestors and spans more than a century of recent Chinese history, traversing a path from Asia to America, between straight and gay, love and inevitable continual change, while sustaining the…

Read More...

Saturday, May 5th – 7:30-10:00 pm
Dark Metals
Alternative Acts at jazz club! when lights are low…
  

The Bird & Beckett Cultural Legacy Project and the Jazz Philanthropists Union, with financial support from the Zellerbach Family Foundation, present Alternative Acts: Seeking Truth Above #F – a series of six concerts beginning April Fools Day and concluding May 20th. May 5th Dark Metals David Boyce, saxophones/EFX David Ewell, bass Cairo McCockran, drums $20 cover charge;…

Read More...

Saturday, May 5th – 1 pm
Jeff Sheehy, candidate for District 8 Board of Supervisors seat

Come hear from your current District 8 Supervisor, Jeff Sheehy! He’s running for re-election this June to the seat he was appointed to in January 2017. The winner of this June’s election will face re-election again in November to a full four-year term on the Board. Jeff will address the audience directly starting at 1…

Read More...

Friday, May 4th – 9 pm
Actual Trio – the late show
$20 cover charge
 

We give you over to the artists to fill you in: “The Actual Trio’s eponymous 2015 album, [guitarist John] Schott’s third for John Zorn’s boutique label, features his long-working band, Actual Trio:  bassist Dan Seamans (New Klezmer Trio, Lost Trio) and drummer John Hanes (Henry Kaiser, Victor Krummenacher). The disc was produced by Hans Wendl, whose…

Read More...

Friday, May 4th – 5:30-8:00 pm
Oop Bop Sh’Bam 
jazz in the bookshop every Friday since October 2002
$10-20 suggested donation; students $5

Lots of fun with this band! And great music, from swing to bop and straight ahead to the now! Youngster Jeffrey Burr plays guitar in the company of four jazz vets — drummer Vince Lateano, trumpter Al Molina, saxophonist Jerry Logas and bassist Dean Reilly. Dean’s the grand old man of the bunch — was…

Read More...

Thursday, May 3rd – 7:30-9:30 pm
Alto Sax Titan Greg Abate with the Grant Levin Trio
$15 cover charge

A road warrior, says SFCM’s Simon Rowe! Greg Abate has been crisscrossing the country and crossing the Atlantic to Europe constantly for years, playing hundreds of gigs on the road and at home in Rhode Island every year. He’s a hard bop fiend and a lyrical voice on ballads. He’ll be performing at Bird &…

Read More...

Sunday, April 29th – 4:30-6:30 pm
The Grant Levin Trio, featuring
Aaron Cohn and Mitchell Wilcox
$10-15 suggested donation; students $5

    Grant Levin, piano. Aaron Cohn, bass. Mitchell Wilcox, drums.   The art of the trio, exemplified by the work of three sympathetic and immensely talented musicians.

Read More...