Jam Sessions
for Musicians and Fans
The Jazz Foundation helps keep the spirit of the music
alive by hosting a jam session at the musicians’ union in midtown
Manhattan. The event, organized and funded by JFA, is free and open to the public.
Monday Night Jam offers seasoned veterans a place to meet, perform, and network. It also presents up-and-comers with the opportunity to find mentors and learn from the originals.
It has become a fixture in the jazz community as an informal gathering
spot for artists and fans alike.
The jam showcases the living tradition of the music—on any given night, you could see four generations of musicians, from former members of the Count Basie band to teenage prodigies, all sharing the stage together. There’s really nothing else like it in New York.
MONDAY NIGHT JAM SCHEDULE *POSTPONED*
6:30pm – 9:00pm
Join us on the following Monday nights at the National Jazz Museum in Harlem for live jam sessions sponsored by the Jazz Foundation.
National Jazz Museum
58 West 129th Street
New York, NY 10027
ATTENTION MUSICIANS: Musicians wishing to perform are encouraged to arrive early and sign up.
All are welcome to just drop by and listen.
Monday Night Jam has been a great networking venue for me. Over the years I’ve made good friends, been hired by great musicians, and I’ve hired others myself. I’ve been able to develop myself there and now I’m in a position to help other musicians. I’ve met many pianists, drummers, saxophonists, and quite a few vocalists who need private coaching. The audiences very much support the musicianship and enjoy the evening. This is a great place for aspiring musicians to get started.
They will get support here that is hard to find.
They will get
support here
that is hard
to find.
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