Looking for something fabulous to do on a Saturday, with great food, gin, jazz and more? Then look no further as Morelands Grill is the place to be in the city centre on a Saturday afternoon!

The Casablance Club it is a piano & cocktail bar with live piano sessions and with a Moroccan food menu, music this tongiht is provided by Luke Howard.

Jazz in Dublin presents: THE JONES WAY [Italy] live at THE TRAM CAFE

The Vintage Room @ the Workman's Club (above the Bison Bar) Sun 24th Feb | 19:30 | €10

Three of Ireland most exciting improvisers join forces to create a new trio: Scott Flanigan on piano, Dave Redmond on bass and Kevin Brady on drums. Each brings a unique voice to the ensemble, which will be playing a set of mostly original (and some unoriginal, but still good) music.

Join us for Dinner and Jazz Thursdays with Irish guitarist Hugh Buckley and Scottish guitarist Nigel Clark. The highly revered duo are well know, talented musicians having supported and performed throughout the world. A must see in Dublin 9.

Conor is one of Ireland’s foremost drummers and educators and has toured and recorded with some of the world’s greatest jazz musicians. Having led various Latin jazz and salsa bands over the last 20 years this is his first time leading a jazz ensemble. The members were all handpicked by Conor and represent some of the top young musicians on the scene today.

The Dirty Jazz club have been a massive part of the Dublin Jazz scene for over a decade. Their focus is on the exploration and deconstruction of songs and an emphasis on creating a depth and textural soundscape on the melody, form and feel of the tunes.

Performing Jazz & Soul standards with a Funky twist!

The Vintage Room @ the Workman's Club (above the Bison Bar) Sun 27th Jan | 19:30 | €10

Aoife Doyle’s unique, expressive voice is equally at home with jazz, folk, country, bluegrass or blues, and her singing can evoke memories of the sophisticated, velvet tones of Ella Fitzgerald, the earthy, sweet lyricism of Patsy Cline or the straight-up country clarity of Alison Krauss. Backed by Johnny Taylor’s subtle piano, Andrew Csibi’s inventive bass and Dominic Mullan’s sensitive percussion, the band has won much deserved critical acclaim. Their most recent album 'Clouds' was supported by Music Network and is a collection of original songs. The groups two albums have received positive reviews and the band have steadily built a reputation and fanbase with their mesmerising live performances.

Two of the UK and Ireland’s most exciting young improvisers join forces to create a new quartet, exploring innovative takes on traditional repertoire and fresh new compositions. Joined by prolific Irish musicians Dave Redmond on bass and Kevin Brady on drums, pianist Flanigan and guitarist Law are delighted to bring this new ensemble to Ireland.

Join us for Dinner and Jazz Thursdays with Irish guitarist Hugh Buckley and Scottish guitarist Nigel Clark. The highly revered duo are well know, talented musicians having supported and performed throughout the world. A must see in Dublin 9.

The Vintage Room @ the Workman's Club (above the Bison Bar) Sun 10th March | 19:30 | €10

“Limerick’s Joe O’Callaghan is a genuine force in Irish jazz guitar, with extended tasteful lines, contemporary chord shapes and an instinct for rocking out when the need arises.” (Improvised Music Company)

Live At Sin É Presents LIVE JAZZ & BLUES With DES HOPKINS DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND

Your favourite Sunday session just got back by popular demand! Enjoy the incredible dixieland musings of THE DES HOPKINS DIXIELAND JAZZ BAND. Playing all classics JAZZ & BLUES for your Sunday entertainment.

Join us for Dinner and Jazz Thursdays with Irish guitarist Hugh Buckley and Scottish guitarist Nigel Clark. The highly revered duo are well know, talented musicians having supported and performed throughout the world. A must see in Dublin 9.

Join us for Dinner and Jazz Thursdays with Irish guitarist Hugh Buckley and Scottish guitarist Nigel Clark. The highly revered duo are well know, talented musicians having supported and performed throughout the world. A must see in Dublin 9.