The Riviera cocktail is summer in a glass...Zap Toro world jazz at its best on Thursday night.
Step back in time when you visit this amazing Art Deco jazz club. Check their website for a calendar of events and enjoy a fantastic drink from their cocktail menu when you arrive.
Excellent food, "classic" drink menu and jazz. Try the Sidecar. It doesn't disappoint.
Labor day weekend for the Jazz Festival is the best.
If u are coming for the Jazz Fest. Bring a couple chairs and a blanket and make a camp in the shade where u can get a breeze between acts.
Hart Plaza is home to Detroit's Electronic Music Festival (Movement), the Detroit International Jazz Festival, the Downtown Hoedown, Motor City Pride, and a number of other great events!
Oldest jazz club in America! Get some world-renowned soul food too or u trippin!
This is the world's OLDEST operating jazz club! In honor of Black History, see noteworthy examples of African-Americans' accomplishments in Music: http://bet.us/BHM
Jazz music and the good food make this place great.
Great bartender and great jazz on Wednesdays!
Jazz.. Pop up kitchens
Great selection and one of my favorite places in the city to catch live show. A true gem.
Largest free jazz fest in the world happening right now!
Take your lunch break here during summer and enjoy some chill music in the park
Campus Martius is from the Latin "Field of Mars" where the Roman heroes walked.
Amazing live classical, pops and jazz. Visit www.detroitsymphony.com or call 313-576-5111 for tix.
Lovely acoustics! I had the privilege of singing Beethoven's Ninth here as part of a 200+ person choir, and it was one of the most awesome things I've ever done.
If you have the chance, catch a concert. Tickets are cheap, and the DSO is a major symphony orchestra, playing at a world-class level.
The Paradise Jazz Series is the best!!!
One of my favorite places to go.. Relaxing wonderful music and such fun especially at he pops.
Originally built for the symphony in 1919, this building was saved from destruction and now houses the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, which is the fourth oldest orchestra in the United States.
George the piano player is awesome. Their menu is not vegetarian friendly:( the décor is like Applebee's on Jazz;)
One of my favorite spots in Detroit. The fabulous Jennie Knaggs performs every other Friday usually. Great vibe, great people, great food. Just great.
Soul food and very stiff drinks. Best bet? Meet the owner, Larry D'Mongo, and listen to his stories: If they aren't always factual, they're entertaining as hell.
Jazz cafe downstairs
The comedy show was great,I'm going to see the play married but single too. All seats in the house are great
Get mezzanine seats first row. Best seat in the house.
Bring a blanket and enjoy some jazz on Thursday nights. Full schedule for this year: http://bit.ly/NCP2013 Read more.
Thursday evening jazz concerts are divine, and almost all the music and programs are free! Bring a blanket or a folding chair and enjoy this little gem of a park. Read more.
Small place, but great atmosphere and a great place to spend a nice summer evening in Detroit.
Jazz series happening every Wednesday night. For more info check out http://budurl.com/jazzindetroit
Great for outdoor concerts😉
We are running a promo to see Isley Brothers on Saturday July 21st. VIP tickets are $100 and include a FREE dinner. Other tickets start at $27
The old Grand Circus Theater was transformed into this opera house, which opened on January 22, 1922. Featured artists have included jazz legends Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington.
A true treasure...love their dance series
Park in the 6-10 dollars parking two blocks south of the opera house on Madison, don't pay the 20 to park at the opera house garage!
Our tour guide was fantastic - Jordan. He sang, danced, joked with the crowd. So fun. This museum is incredible, full of history and amazing stories. Highly recommend visiting if you're in Detroit.
Founded in 1985, the museum preserves the legacy of the Motown Record Corp. The exhibits include collections of historical photographs, artwork, music, costumes & other memorabilia from the era.
Originally founded by Berry Gordy, Jr., "Hitsville" became one of the first black-owned record labels. Its pop/R&B "Motown Sound" helped to integrate the American music scene.
Jazz on Sundays, the cafeteria...Oh and the art (lol)..
Amazing artwork. Nice gift shops. Love the little courtyard for food. The middle ages/renaissance section is like stepping back in time. And special exhibits are always great.
Founded in 1885, the DIA's collection is among the top 6 in the US. In 2000 the DIA opened the GM Center for African American Art in order to broaden the museum's collection of African American art.
Very nice place. Intimate venue to see bands. Love the fire area outside.
Told the bartender it was my birthday and I wanted a yummy martini. His reply "I'm extremely hungover" and gave me a blank stare. #deerintheheadligts
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA