latin jazz music nyc
free latin jazz or afro-pop spots in nyc for this saturday????

Hi Everyone,
Can anybody recommend any good cafe or spot In NYC for free Latin Jazz Music or Afro-Pop? A cafe with entry fee will also be welcomed.

Free on a Saturday in NYC? Not likely.

The best place is Zinc Bar…The cover varies depending on the act but it’s usually not a lot of money and it’s a great crowd and casual atmosphere. They have African on Fridays and Brazilian Jazz on Saturday.

There’s always SOB’s but they charge a $20.00 cover on Saturdays. They do serve food though.

There’s also Cachaca…I haven’t been there so I can’t speak for it.

Another place I’ve heard of but haven’t been is Brazil Brazil. A restaurant. They have live music in the late afternoon on Saturdays

Larry Harlow,Bobby Matos “Latin Jazz All Stars”


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