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178 Seventh Ave. New York, NY 10014

212-255-4037 

http://www.villagevanguard.com  

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178 Seventh Ave. New York NY 10014

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  • Sun-Wed, Fri-Sat 8pm-1am, Thu 8am-1am
  • Coat Check
  • Live Entertainment
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Any upcoming or established artist will make an appearance at this Village institution, the granddaddy of New York's jazz scene. In the past, Village Vanguard has hosted the likes of John Coltrane and Miles Davis, making it a popular tourist destination. Take Mom and Dad when they visit, and let them pick up the $30 to $35 admission price.








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  • Barry Harris Trio

    Barry Harris Trio

    9:00 p.m. daily from May 21 until May 26 | 11:00 p.m. daily from May 21 until May 26

  • Joe Lovano Nonet

    Joe Lovano Nonet

    9:00 p.m. daily from May 28 until June 2 | 11:00 p.m. daily from May 28 until June 2

  • Kenny Barron Quartet

    Kenny Barron Quartet

    9:00 p.m. daily from June 4 until June 9 | 11:00 p.m. daily from June 4 until June 9

  • Greg Osby 4

    Greg Osby 4

    9:00 p.m. daily from June 11 until June 16 | 11:00 p.m. daily from June 11 until June 16

  • Mark Turner Quartet

    Mark Turner Quartet

    9:00 p.m. daily from June 18 until June 23 | 11:00 p.m. daily from June 18 until June 23

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  • The Best Jazz Shows in NYC This Month

    The Best Jazz Shows in NYC This Month

    By David R. Adler | Wed, May 01, 2013

    These are the best jazz shows in NYC this month. Wadada Leo Smith's Ten Freedom Summers What better sound than Wadada Leo Smith's lacerating trumpet to depict the civil rights movement in music? Smith... More »

  • Bill McHenry Quartet

    Bill McHenry Quartet

    By Jim Macnie | Wed, May 01, 2013

    Expect the band to have its chemistry refined: This is the final half of the tenor saxophonist’s two-week stint. McHenry is an improviser who goes out of his way to dodge a cliché, and he’s built a remarkable outfit—pianist Orrin Evans, bassist... More »

  • The Best Jazz Shows in NYC This Month (Jazz Appreciation Month Edition)

    The Best Jazz Shows in NYC This Month (Jazz Appreciation Month Edition)

    By David R. Adler | Mon, April 01, 2013

    These are the 10 best jazz shows in New York this month. (Here for more on Jazz Appreciation Month.) Steve Coleman and Five Elements Switching from its longtime format of guest curators in favor of ... More »

  • The Ten Best Jazz Shows in NYC This Month

    The Ten Best Jazz Shows in NYC This Month

    By David R. Adler | Mon, March 04, 2013

    These are the 10 best jazz shows in New York this month. Charles Lloyd New Quartet The tenor sax icon turns 75 on March 15. He'll celebrate at the Met's Temple of Dendur, where imposing Roman-Egyptian... More »

  • David Virelles Continuum

    David Virelles Continuum

    By Jim Macnie | Wed, January 30, 2013

    The Cuban pianist's beguiling Continuum was one of jazz's signal achievements of 2012, and lots of year-end lists took note. Its trio-plus-percussionist design doesn't really explain the way it connects the dots between yesterday and tomorrow, an... More »

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  • 2001 | Best Club Memoir

    Hard to say which is better: the story in LIVE AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD, or the witty prose of its author, Max Gordon (1901-91), also the beloved club owner. He first set up shop on Charles Street in 1935, but quickly tired of playing traffic cop: The room had a single exit and only one toilet. The venue would move to its present location--formerly a speakeasy called the Golden Triangle--about a year later. Enter the bohemians, poets, comedians, and folksingers: Leadbelly, Pete... More »

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