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Andy's Jazz Club |
Blue Chicago on Clark |
Buddy Guy's Legends |
Chicago Cultural Center - Jazz |
House of Blues Chicago |
Katerina's |
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Andy's Jazz Club
For lovers of Jazz Music Worldwide, one name has become synonymous with Chicago Jazz, Andy's. Visitors from Cleveland to China and Dallas to Denmark consider Andy's Jazz Club a "can't miss" venue for the best in Local, Home-grown, Chicago Jazz. |
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Artis' Lounge
Do you want an authentic Chicago blues experience? OK. Well, how about cramming into a tiny South Side bar with a six-person band jamming two feet away from you, while they break out classics like "Strokin'," "Members Only" and "While You Were Steppin Out, Someone Else is Steppin In"? |
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Back Room
One of the city's oldest jazz clubs - it has seating on two levels that both offer a good view of the stage. They sometimes feature national talent, but usually it's local jazz greats. The candlelit tables give it a warm and romantic feel. |
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Blue Chicago on Clark
It will remind you of a tavern a long room with a stage at one end and a bar running down the side wall. It’s one of the coziest blues room in Chicago, filled with the vocalizing of some of the best female blues singers the city has to offer. Gloria Hardiman and Big Time Sarah are the major attractions, and so popular they’ve recorded a best selling CD, "The Women of Blue Chicago." |
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Buddy Guy's Legends
At the South end of Chicago's Loop, nestled in among fast food restaurants, a liquor store and a parking garage, you’ll find the musical home of the man Eric Clapton called "the world's best guitar player – Buddy Guy." Buddy Guy’s Legends is a dark, smoky blues joint right out of the pages of an Elmore Leonard novel.
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Checkerboard Lounge
Both the college kids and the South Side regulars who frequent this place know it's a solid bet for good live music any night of the week. |
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Chicago Cultural Center - Jazz
This landmark building known as the Chicago Cultural Center serves as the city's official reception venue where the Mayor has welcomed Presidents and royalty, diplomats and community leaders. This is the "People's Palace," where Chicago's diverse communities gather. This remarkable structure was completed in 1897 as the city's main library. Constructed to be "an enduring monument worthy of a great and public spirited city" in the words of the founding library board the "People's Palace" is a testament to the foresight of Chicago's turn of the 20th Century cultural leadership. |
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Chicago Jazz Philharmonic
The Chicago Jazz Philharmonic (CJP) was born out of an invitation to Artistic Director Orbert Davis from the Jazz Institute of Chicago to “think big” when planning his appearance at the 2004 Jazz Festival. This performance marked the first time for a resident Chicago Jazz artist to headline the festival, not to mention, being accompanied by a 55-piece jazz orchestra. The scope and scale of the performance was certainly unlike anything the Chicago Jazz Festival has ever witnessed. |
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Close Up 2
Looking for a place that features smooth jazz? This club which features live smooth jazz, in a contemporary upscale environment. Located in downtown Chicago in the heart of the financial district, just one block from the Board of Trade Building. They feature the best of local and nationally recognized smooth jazz artists. |
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Columbia College of Chicago - Events
They are one of the largest and most diverse private arts and media colleges in the nation. Because of their size, they offer an unparalleled array of courses with exceptional technological resources in the heart of one of America's greatest cities. The city is there laboratory with 16 buildings that sit in the heart of Chicago's South Loop, home to the Chicago Symphony, the Art Institute, and the Museum Campus.
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