A long lost jazz club of 1950s New York City comes back to life in the new Amazon Prime movie
Years before Jackie Robinson broke baseball’s color barrier, jazz clubs were among the first places in Jim Crow America where
From jazz concerts and history lectures to urban exploration adventures and podcast festivals, check out 10 exciting things to do this week in NYC!
Go inside the NYC home of jazz legend Louis Armstrong on a special Untapped Cities Insider tour of the well preserved mid-century style house in Queens!
Don't miss out on 4th of July celebrations, free concerts and dance parties, food festivals and even a zombie takeover of Coney Island this week!
No stranger to good music and food, Richie Notar moves forward with construction on the old Lenox Lounge space in Harlem, which hopes to open this Summer.
This fun illustrated map by Ephemera Press traces the Queens Jazz Trail, showing the homes of many 1920s jazz musicians and places of interest to jazz fans.
The Cotton Club might be Harlem's most famous surviving jazz venue, but it was also the neighborhood's most notorious especially after WWI.
Though New York City is far younger than many European cities, we still have our fair share of crypts and
The jazz finale of the fourth annual Chelsea Music Festival lit up the first official night of summer, in more