653 Chenery Street
in San Francisco's Glen Park neighborhood
1-415-586-3733
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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, March 5th – 4-6pm
Blues Woman Pat Wilder & Friends
Bluesy Jazz for International Women’s Day. Here is a story of a blues woman who meets with other musicians… and then, we have Jazz through her journey. Pat Wilder, guitar and vocals Nzinga Smith, saxophone Mike Rogers, bass Mike R, drums $20 cover charge (cash, please); sliding scale available. byob
Sunday, March 5th – 1-3pm
Chinese New Year Celebration
Betty Wong presents a number of ensembles and soloists, all closely associated with San Francisco’s century old Community Music Center, reflecting the breadth of the world’s music, celebrating the Year of the Rabbit. The Randy Craig Trio always plays a sweet set of jazz to finish out the program. Come and be in the presence…
Saturday, March 4th at 7:30pm
Greg Abate Quartet
Greg Abate, saxophone Ben Stolorow, piano Matt Montgomery, bass Sylvia Cuenca, drums Welcoming the return of the road warrior, a year since his last visit to the Bird & Beckett stage! Greg Abate tours relentlessly and tears it up every time, and this trio is fully up to the challenge. Are you? (We’re quite sure…
Friday, March 3rd at 7:30pm
John-Carlos Perea Trio
Cedar Flute Songs
$20 cash cover charge - byob Reservations, call 415-586-3733 John-Carlos Perea: Native American cedar flutes, drum, voice Masaru Koga: saxophones, flute, shakuhachi  Karl Evangelista: guitar The John-Carlos Perea trio improvises with and through the shared musical experiences of its members. Featuring guitarist Karl Evangelista and saxophonist/flutist Masaru Koga, the trio will perform music from…
Friday, March 3rd at 5:30pm
Luke Schwartz Trio
Luke Schwartz, guitar Curtis Aikens, bass Jeff Pera, drums Keeping the jazz happy hour happy for an hour. byob and a twenty for the trio!
Thursday, March 2nd at 7pm
POETS! Rachelle Escamilla and Janice Lobo Sapigao, followed by an open mic
Rachelle Escamilla is a Chicana poet from the Central Coast of California. She has three collections of poetry, Imaginary Animal (Willow Books, 2015, 2nd Edition, 2021), Me Drawing a Picture of Me[n] (Willow Books, 2019), and Space Junk from the Heavenly Palace (Nomadic Press 2023). Â Janice Lobo Sapigao is a Filipina American author from…
Sunday, February 26th at 5pm
Vince Lateano’s Doggone Jazz Session
The last Sunday of each month, veteran drummer Vince Lateano is at the center of a dynamic and easy going session at Bird & Beckett that attracts old hands and young pups alike, aided by bassist Peter Barshay and pianist Ben Stolorow. Bird & Beckett’s Doggone Session is just the most recent iteration of sessions…
Saturday, 2/25/23 – 7:30pm
Idris Ackamoor’s Pyramids 50th Anniversary Listening Party
Free to all!
Bird & Beckett is excited and pleased to host a free listening party with musician and bandleader Idris Ackamoor in anticipation of the upcoming concerts with his full seven-piece band, The Pyramids, augmented by a string quartet and an additional horn section at the Presidio Theater in mid-March, as well as the impending release of…
Friday, 2/24/23 – 9pm
John Stowell/Michael Zilber Duo
Come out for an hour’s duo set by two musicians with a long history of collaboration. Guitarist John Stowell is in town for a few days and joins his friend and colleague, the saxophonist Michael Zilber to continue a conversation in jazz which we last encountered at Bird & Beckett in August 2022. $15 cover…
Friday, 2/24/23 – 5:30-8pm
Tony Johnson’s 230 Jones Street, Local Six Literary Jazz Band: Dedicated to Al!
Charlie McCarthy, saxophones and flute Si Perkoff, piano Glen Deardorff, guitar Chuck Bennett, bass Tony Johnson, drums with guest vocalist Darlene Langston Bassist Al Obidinski, a wonderfully funny, droll, down to earth & supremely hip bass player, one of the great human beings, passed away last month. We’re more than sad that he’s gone. This…