EVERY MONDAY 8pm  IN THE GRAND SOCIAL

The Jam started in December 2013 and has become very popular among  jazz lovers. It offers an ideal meeting point for like-minded musicians, it's centrally located, it has a relaxed atmosphere and it provides good quality back line equipment which is made available to all the Jam's participants.

SLIGO JAZZ PROJECT INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL 24-29 JULY 2018

Secure your place on this year's big event (JULY 24-29 2018) for a special low rate. See dropdown menu for the various options.

The sequel to last year’s memorable “Ladies of Jazz” opening night Sligo Jazz Festival concert, this will truly be a night of multinational splendour, with songs and tunes featuring a star studded cast

For the Best of Blue Note Jazz and more, drawing inspiration from classic jazz of the 1950s they play a set of jazz standards, Latin and Be-Bop.

Jazz jam session every Tuesday, hosted by Paul Dunlea. This is the original Jazz Improv in the city and features as part of the  Cork jazz festival every Oct. All players welcome.

Soul Driven- eight piece groove masters, Soul Driven have been kicking down venue doors all over the country with their hard-hitting, brass infused mixture of soul, funk, jazz and blues.

Joe Dart, Bass Superstar - The Groove Masterclass!

WAX ON is both a listening party, placing the needle in the groove of a collection of favourite jazz albums, as well as an intimate space for story-telling and reflections.

The Music Cafe Wednesday Jazz Session Featuring The Music Cafe House Trio with special guests.

SPECIAL DEAL FOR JOE DART MASTERCLASS PLUS GIG €30. PHONE HAWKS WELL THEATRE 071 9161518. FOR DETAILS - not available online

Galway International Arts Festival 2018 - NEW ORLEANS SWAMP DONKEYS

The Olllam were formed in 2012 as a collaboration between Belfast piper John McSherry and seminal Detroit musicians Tyler Duncan, Michael Shimmin, Joe Dart, Theo Katzman and Woody Goss. A resulting album was released on Compass Records.

The Sofa Sessions presents OKO Live in the Garden

In 1918, out of the ashes of World War I, Berlin emerged as a cultural and socially cosmopolitan centre in Germany’s delicate new Weimar Republic. Central to this era were the fabulous music and famous cabaret performances which sprang up in new venues and theatres all over the city; these songs took advantage of the relaxation of censorship laws in inter-war Berlin and poked satirical fun at the political, economic and societal topics of the day…from which there were many to choose! However, within a few years of Nazi accession to power in 1933, this short but glorious subculture was suppressed and its greatest exponents fled Germany. Three of those Berlin artists, Kurt Weill, Friedrich Hollaender and Marlene Dietrich, later found great success in Hollywood and on Broadway and some of their well-known music – Lili Marlene, Mack the Knife, Falling in Love Again – features in this concert.