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!
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But nothing beats being in the room with the music & the musicians!
Sunday, August 26th – 4:30-6:30 pm
Buena Vista Jazz Band celebrates
Eddie Condon & Max Kaminsky
which way west? Sunday concert series
$10-20 suggested donation; $5-10 for students, musicians, low income. Singer Darlene Langston is featured with the band, with Noel Weidcamp on cornet, John Hunt on trombone, Don Neely on clarinet, soprano sax and alto sax, Si Perkoff on piano, Duncan James on guitar, Al Obidinski on bass and Greg Gotelli on drums. The BVJB evokes…
Sunday, August 26th – 2:30-4 pm
How Whitman Teaches Me to See.
Walker Talks!
Walker’s back from his summer rambles. Come out to hear some of what he’s been ruminating about out there on the road! Walt Whitman, the good grey poet, saeth Walker, “is evermore my guide as I now grow grey. The literary field of action is one of perception and notation, especially related to journeys and rambles…
culture spoken here
Start your weekend out at Bird & Beckett Friday evening with the relaxed bop & swing of the 230 Jones Street Band, then grab a taco and come back for the late show, when Beth Custer and Stephen Kent’s Trance Mission deploys clarinets, didgeridoo and percussion to take you there… Saturday morning, Andre Custodio’s Audible…
Saturday, August 25th – 7:30-10:00 pm
The Jazz Philanthropists Union presents…
North Berkeley Jazz Quartet
jazz club! when lights are low…Â
$20 cover charge; $10 for students / musicians / low income Ian Carey, trumpet Keith Saunders, piano Robb Fisher, bass Ron Marabuto, drums [arve url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlTxPby7eaQ” /] The North Berkeley Jazz Quartet comprises veteran professionals drawn together about five years ago by geographic proximity, common long experience in top-level gigging on the national and international stage, plenty…
Friday, August 24th – 9-11 pm – The Late Show!
Trance Mission Duo, featuring
Stephen Kent & Beth CusterÂ
$15 cover charge. $10 for the merely curious. $5 for students / musicians / low income Didjeridu, percussion and cello-sintir meets, for the n-thousandth time, B flat, alto and bass clarinets and percussion in the original formulation of Trance Mission. Notable performances of the duo and its descendants include Maybeck Studio, Live Oak Festival, Freight &…
Friday, August 24th – 5:30-8:00 pm
The 230 Jones Street, Local 6 Literary Jazz Band
jazz in the bookshop every Friday since 2002
$10-20 suggested donation; $5 for students / musicians / low income Talk about your San Francisco jazz… On the fourth Friday of each month, our weekly jazz in the bookshop series features the 230 Jones Street, Local 6 Literary Jazz Band — aka The Chuck Peterson Quintet, named for the guy who started it all…
Friday, October 12th – 5:30-8:00 pm
Noah Schenker Quartet
jazz in the bookshop
every Friday since 2002
$10-20 suggested donation; students $5
pay only what you can, but help us pay the band!
Vocalist Kati Pienimäki Schenker and bassist Noah Schenker perform a range of material from jazz standards to pop tunes to Finnish tango and more. They are joined by Keith Saunders on piano and Jon Arkin on drums
Monday, October 8th – 7:00 pm
RJAM JAM SESSION! (Monthly every 2nd Monday)
Students from the SFCM Roots, Jazz & American Music Program
host young Bay Area talent
Students in the SF Conservatory of Music’s “Roots, Jazz & American Music” BMUS degree program host their peers from Bay Area colleges and high schools. This year, 22 musicians in their freshman and sophmore years. Amazing talent! For 100 years, the Conservatory kept jazz at bay. No longer! No cover charge. Donations to support the…
POETS! every 1st & 3rd Monday
Monday, August 20th – 7-9 pm
Leroy F. Moore, Jr. + Tongo Eisen-Martin,
followed by an open mic Â
Mary Ratcliffe, Editor of the San Franciso Bay View Newspaper, says: “Leroy Franklin Moore, Jr., aka The Black Kripple, the Champion of Disabled People in the Media, loves the least of us. Who is more maligned, more ignored and downtrodden than Black disabled people? Leroy’s love is fierce and uncompromsing. He roars like a lion on behalf of his…