Barge Music Presents Jazz Night with Foldersnacks, Announces Upcoming Shows

Imagine a truly unique New York City location with charm, history and spectacular water views: a location that will delight even the most sophisticated socialite or businessperson. And envision this against the magnificent backdrop of the New York City skyline.

The venue is Bargemusic, a floating concert hall that The New York Times calls "inviting... ideally intimate... with grand views." The 102-foot long covered barge, which was once used to transport coffee, is beloved by discriminating concertgoers around the world and is now one of New York City's most unusual and enchanting event venues.

Located at the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge, Bargemusic began its Thursday night JAZZ Series in June 2007. Please find the schedule below with more performances to come!

April 29 • Thursday, 8 pm
$25 ($20 senior, $10 student)
Jazz Night with Foldersnacks
Terrence Mcmanus, Guitar
Tyshawn Sorey, Drums
Jesse Elder, Piano, Keyboard and Vocals
Zack Foley, Vocals
Aidan Carroll, Bass

May 13 • Thursday, 8 pm
$25 ($20 senior, $10 student)
Brazilian Jazz Night with The Luiz Simas Trio
Luiz Simas, Piano and Vocals
Adriano Santos, Drums
Itaiguara, Bass

May 20 • Thursday, 8 pm
$25 ($20 senior, $10 student)
Jazz Night with Liz Magnes
Liz Magnes, Piano

May 27 • Thursday, 8 pm
$25 ($20 senior, $10 student)
Jazz Night with The Carlos Cuevas Trio
Carlos Cuevas, Piano
Alex Hernandez, Bass
Vince Cherico, Drums

For reservations and further information
phone: (718) 624-2083
fax: (718) 624-1155
email: info@bargemusic.org
web: http://www.bargemusic.org/
address: Fulton Ferry Landing, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Bargemusic is located at Fulton Ferry Landing near the Brooklyn Bridge. Directions: Take the A train to High Street station (Use the Fulton Street Exit. Walk downhill on Cadman Plaza West to the East River, 3 blocks); F train to York Street (go right on Jay to Front Street. On Front Street turn left, and turn right on Old Fulton Street; walk downhill to the river); or 2 or 3 train to Clark Street station (walk west on Clark Street to Columbia Heights; turn right; walk downhill to the end of the street).

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