Thursday, Aug 02 - 6:00PM
ARTISTS SALON
Robin, Tom, and Josh, hosts
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This is a monthly opportunity for artists associated with the cafe--from every genre and every
generation,
past, present, and future--to gather informally, schmooze, re-invent the world, and hoist a
glass of quelque
chose (the only kind of chose to hoist). Our glorious curators are present, you can buttonhole
them to find
out what's cooking, you can introduce yourself to other toilers in the vineyard, invent projects
and discover
collaborators. Finger food on us, drinks available. All are welcome.
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Thursday, Aug 02 - 8:00PM
ISRAELI JAZZ FESTIVAL: EITAN KENNER QUARTET
Nadav Remez, host
Eitan Kenner, keyboard;
Itai Kriss, flute;
Tamir Shmerling, bass;
Diego Ramirez, drums
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Eitan Kenner Quartet is celebrating the release of Kenner's new album "8ball City". The album is set to come out this summer, and the band will play compositions off of it as well as other unique arrangements.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
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Thursday, Aug 02 - 9:30PM
ISRAELI JAZZ FESTIVAL: GAYA FELDHEIM-SCHORR
Nadav Remez, host
Gaya Feldheim Schorr, voice;
Rachel Therrien, trumpet;
Blake Opper, tenor sax;
Micha Gilad, piano;
Tal Yahalom , guitar;
Eva Lawitts, bass;
Stephen Boegehold, drums
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Born in the heart of Tel-Aviv, Brooklyn based musician and vocalist Gaya Feldheim Schorr was introduced to music at home. Her mother, a multimedia artist with an immense musical taste, brought her up to be highly receptive to diversity and acquainted with a multitude of musical genres and eras, all coming to form the musical fiber of her artistic palate. Gaya creates and performs jazz and creative contemporary music, deconstructing her wide array of musical influences to conjure up her enchanting original voice.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
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Friday, Aug 03 - 6:00PM
KAREN AND NORBERT STACHEL & LEHCATS
Norbert Stachel, saxes, flute;
Karen Stachel, flutes, vocals;
Edsel Gomez, piano;
Lonnie Plaxico, bass;
Dan Gonzalez, drums;
Renato Thoms, percussion;
Dave Solomon, guitar
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LehCats is Norbert and Karen Stachels’ last name spelled backwards. They will be performing original music from their new release "Movement to Egalitaria”, that combines elements of Modern Jazz, Funk, R&B, Middle Eastern, Afro/Latin, and Rock creating a musical potpourri of creative sound. 
$10.00 cover plus $10.00 minimum
http://LehCats.com
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Friday, Aug 03 - 8:30PM
ISRAELI JAZZ FESTIVAL: OR BAREKET TRIO
Nadav Remez, host
Nitai Hershkovits, piano;
Or Bareket, bass;
Kush Abadey, drums
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Born in Jerusalem and raised in Buenos-Aires and Tel-Aviv before moving to New York in late 2011, Or Bareket has quickly established himself as one of the most sought after bassists on the NYC jazz scene, as well as a bandleader with a persuasive sense of composition.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
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Friday, Aug 03 - 10:00PM
ISRAELI JAZZ FESTIVAL: NADAV REMEZ ORGAN TRIO
Nadav Remez, guitar;
Gary Versace, organ;
Colin Stranahan, drums
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Brooklyn-based Israeli guitarist Nadav Remez's new band reimagines the traditional organ trio. Over new compositions influences by genres ranging from indie to middle eastern music, as well as favorite old standards, the group stretches its improvisations into new territories, exploring sounds and textures that are unexpected and surprising – keeping the listeners on their toes.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
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Saturday, Aug 04 - 2:00PM
UNDERGROUND CINEMA
Michael Jacobsohn, host and curator
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$10.00 includes a drink
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Saturday, Aug 04 - 6:00PM
THE LIAR SHOW
Andy Christie, host
Peter Aguero;
Mike Brown;
Leslie Goshko;
Tracy Rowland
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Seek Truth. Get a T-Shirt.
4 Storytellers, 3 True Stories, 1 Pack of Lies. Uncover the liar and win a prize worth its weight in fool's gold!
Tonight The Liar Show welcomes stories from Peter Aguero (The Moth Radio Hour; TED Talks), Mike Brown (MTV; Adult Swim; NY Comedy Festival), Leslie Goshko (Huffington Post; Sideshow Goshko), and Tracy Rowland (TV writer/producer (NBC, Disney, E!); Moth StorySlam Champion)
Host: Andy Christie (WNYC's Brian Lehrer Show; The Moth Radio Hour)
"They can lie to me all night long!" - The New York Times
"Christie & Co. make dishonesty fun again." - TimeOut New York
$10.00 cover plus $10.00 minimum
http://www.theliarshow.com
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Saturday, Aug 04 - 8:30PM
ISRAELI JAZZ FESTIVAL: ITAI KRISS TELAVANA
Nadav Remez, host
Itai Kriss, flute;
Cesar Orozco, piano;
Rafi Malkiel, trombone;
Tamir Shmerling, bass;
Ofri Nehemia, drums;
Marcos Lopez, percussion;
Malaya, voice
After spending the past 15 years working at the forefront of New York City’s Jazz scene while performing, recording and touring with some of the world’s top afro-cuban, Latin and Salsa artists, flute virtuoso Itai Kriss fuses the sounds of his native Israel with those of his adopted homelands in the Americas to bring you TELAVANA. From the desert shores of Israel to the tropical beaches of Cuba, TELAVANA bridges the musical spheres of the Middle East and the Caribbean by combining Timba, Soul, North African music and Jazz to create a unique and lively mix of rhythms and textures.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
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Saturday, Aug 04 - 9:00PM & 10:30PM
ISRAELI JAZZ FESTIVAL: HADAR NOIBERG, CESAR GARABINI DUET
Nadav Remez, host
Hadar Noiberg, flute, alto flute;
Cesar Garabini, 7 string guitar
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Flutist Hadar Noiberg and seven string guitarist Cesar Garabini come together in an exciting new duo to present original works and new arrangements of the greatest Brazilian choro and samba composers and tunes. The two of them have been playing together for years with the NY choro band, Regional de NY, and have recorded a CD with guest artists Fred Hersch and Anat Cohen. Now, the two of them join forces to bring the essence of jazz and Brazilian music together. The music of the duo is very dynamic- at times with blasting energy and groove and, at times, soft and alluring.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
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Sunday, Aug 05 - 6:00PM
SUMMER SOIRÉE IN THE VILLAGE
Barbara Haimowitz, vocals, piano;
Giacomo Merega, bass guitar;
Ben Pinnola, alto/tenor sax
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Celebrate the heart of Summer, in the heart of the Village! With three enthusiastic musicians in a show fit for a sunny Sunday soirée. Expect some energetic jazz standards, some mellow, kick-back ballads and some avant garde improvs - free-form variations on well-known themes!
We look forward to seeing you!
$10.00 cover plus $10.00 minimum
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Sunday, Aug 05 - 8:00 & 9:30pm
DJANGO FESTIVAL: GONZALO BERGARA ACOUSTIC TRIO
Joshua Kaye, host
Gonzalo Bergara, guitar;
Max O'Rourke, guitar;
PJ Wyderka, bass
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Gonzalo began playing professionally at age 16 in Buenos Aires. By 17 he was already fronting his own blues trio on National Television. In 2000, at age 19, he arrived in America. Just 30 years old, Gonzalo has toured worldwide with John Jorgenson Quintet, as well as performed and recorded with hundreds of artists including Tim Hausser from Manhattan Transfer, Sylvie Vartan, Dan Hicks and The Hot Licks, Howard Alden and more. His touring resume covers Croatia, Canada, Italy, France, Germany, Hungary, Argentina, Brazil, England, Scotland and the U.S. with notable appearances at Playboy Jazz Fest, Sweet and Hot Jazz Fest, The Montreal Jazz Fest, Django Reinhardt Fest (Germany), Suev Guitar Fest (Italy), Merle Fest, Strawberry Fest, most Django-style Fests in the US and countless more.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
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Monday, Aug 06 - 6:00PM
MONOLOGUES & MADNESS
Tulis McCall, host
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Original Monologues. No slamming, no judges, just great material, excellent actors
and YOU. Come See These Amazing Daredevils Perform Without a Net!!!
$15.00 includes a drink
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Monday, Aug 06 - 8:00 & 9:30pm
DJANGO FESTIVAL: OLLI SOIKKELI, HENRY ACKER DUO
Joshua Kaye, host
Olli Soikkeli, guitar;
Henry Acker, guitar
Olli Soikkeli was born in Nurmes, Finland in 1991. Now based in New York City. He started playing guitar at age of 12. After a few years of playing Olli was introduced to the music of great Django Reinhardt and Gypsy Jazz has been Ollis main focus ever since. Soon Olli was playing in jazz clubs and festivals all around Finland.
Acker is a fourteen year old gypsy jazz guitarist in the style of Django Reinhardt and with abilities far beyond his years. After playing for only four years, he has already shared the stage with jazz greats Bucky Pizzarelli, Frank Vignola, Julian Lage, Andreas
Oberg, Olli Soikkeli, Samson Schmitt, Mozes Rosenberg and Joscho Stephane.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
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Tuesday, Aug 07 - 6:00PM
JAVIER ROSARIO TRIO
Javier Rosario, guitar;
Akos Forgacs, bass;
Zak King, drums
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The trio features original music by virtuoso Dominican guitarist,
Javier Rosario. The music is composed and arranged for the melodies to
be fully orchestrated by the electric guitar with the accompaniment of
drums and bass. Javier's non traditional harmonic and melodic approach
to the instrument, heavily influenced by classical, jazz and
electronic music charged with incredible speed, makes it quite
different, engaging, new, memorable and exciting.
$10.00 cover plus $10.00 minimum
http://www.javierrosarioguitar.com
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Tuesday, Aug 07 - 8:00PM
DJANGO FESTIVAL: DALLAS VIETTY QUARTET
Joshua Kaye, host
Dallas Vietty, accordion;
Bryce Milano, mandolin;
Olli Soikkeli, guitar;
Elias Bailey, bass
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Award-winning accordionist and educator Dallas Vietty is one of the most in-demand accordionists performing jazz and swing in the United States today. Dallas’ unique style comes from his background in the American jazz tradition, as well as study and immersion in the European swing tradition of Django Reinhardt (Gypsy Jazz) and French accordionists. Dallas remains very active on the East Coast concert and festival scene. His groups have performed at some of the top U.S. festivals including: TEDx Philly, Djangoary Festival. As a sideman his performances have taken him to
legendary venues like: The Iridium NYC, BB King’s Time Square, Dizzy's Club at Lincoln Center, and the Philadelphia Kimmel Center.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
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Tuesday, Aug 07 - 9:30PM
DJANGO FESTIVAL: THOR JENSEN TRIO
Thor Jensen, guitar;
Josh Kaye, guitar;
Ari Folman-Cohen, bass
The Thor Jensen Trio plays an old school repertoire best associated with Django Reinhardt, and adds its own contemporary sound to it - a traditional foundation with a touch of eccentricity. Having spent years performing rock and roll, Americana and jam music, Thor is currently a member of the Stephane Wrembel Band, and has spent the last several years touring domestically and abroad. Thor is currently recording a solo album, set for release in the fall of 2018. The trio is rounded out by the powerhouse rhythm section of Ari Folman-Cohen on the double bass, and Josh Kaye on rhythm guitar.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
http://thorjensenmusic.com
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Wednesday, Aug 08 - 6:00PM
INTERCULTURAL POETRY
Andrey Gritsman, host
Alexander Veytsman;
Irina Mashinsky;
Bakhyt Kenzheev
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Intercultural Poetry presents: RUSSIAN-AMERICAN POETRY NYC
Alexander Veytsman: magazines.russ.ru/authors/v/avejtsman/
Irina Mashinsky: magazines.russ.ru/authors/m/mashinskaya/
Bakhyt Kenzheev: magazines.russ.ru/authors/k/kenzheev
Andrey Gritsman: magazines.russ.ru/authors/g/gritsman
$10.00 includes a drink
http://www.andreygritsman.com
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Wednesday, Aug 08 - 8:00PM
DESMOND WHITE QUARTET
Hugh Stuckey, guitar;
Desmond White, bass;
Mark Whitfield Jr., drums
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Australian bassist Desmond White brings his group to Cornelia st to perform music from a new suite of songs that
continues his work of integrating jazz and singer/songwriter lexicons. Having released two albums of such
material for Biophilia Records, Short Stories in 2013 and Glace in 2017, this new material attempts to further
shirk the often personal or perceived genre-based constraints that all musicians encounter; the marriage of
improvisational freedom to cohesive lyrical storytelling often being the perennial challenge. Joining him for the
evening are three musicians already known for their versatility and adventurous spirits.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
http://www.deswhite.com
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Wednesday, Aug 08 - 9:30PM
THE BROTHERS GARABEDIAN
Noah Garabedian, bass;
Raffi Garabedian, tenor sax;
Carmen Staaf, piano;
Jimmy MacBride, drums
Born and raised in Berkeley, California, bassist Noah Garabedian has been performing frequently as a side-man
with Ravi Coltrane, Ralph Alessi, Nir Felder, and Frank LoCrasto. He leads a new quartet with his brother Raffi of
original music inspired by their love of different sounds from around the world and their deep familial bond. This
show is in anticipation of the quartet’s debut album, to be recorded later this month.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
http://www.noahgarabedian.com
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Thursday, Aug 09 - 6:00PM
AURORA ARTEAGA QUARTET TREES & WASHING MACHINES
Aurora Arteaga, vocals, composition;
Marty Kenney, double bass;
Arco Iris Sandoval, piano;
Nathan Ellman-Bell, drums
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Aurora Arteaga is a Spanish singer and composer. Endowed with a warm voice and a wide range, her music is inventive and intense, with an special focus on improvisation. She writes songs inspired by the sound environment of cities she's lived in like New York or Madrid, as the juxtaposition of man made against nature.
$10.00 cover plus $10.00 minimum
http://aurorarteaga.com
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http://www.facebook.com/aurorarteagamusic/
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Thursday, Aug 09 - 8:00 & 9:30pm
GUITAR FESTIVAL: JEFF MILES QUINTET
Jeff Miles, guitar;
Nir Felder, guitar;
Zach Lapidus, piano;
Rick Rosato, bass;
Ken Salters, drums
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In an Interstellar Burst, Jeff Miles is back to save the Universe.
$10 cover plus $10 minimum
http://www.novastrio.com
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