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Harlem Late Night Jazz is dedicating the entire month of May in memory and love for one of Harlem’s great cultural institutions….. St Nicks Pub.
Opening as the Pooseepahtuck Club in 1935, “The Pub” has been a cultural point of fusion for Jazz (America’s only original art form) for over 80 years. Musical giants such as Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, Stevie Wonder, Lena Horne, Reggie Workman…… and list goes on. Frequented my luminaries such as Adam Clayton Powell Jr., James Baldwin, and Duke Ellington.

The Loss of St Nicks Pub is another painful blow to Harlem’s heart. Harlem, once the home of world famous late night clubs and speakeasies has lost many of its iconic clubs over the years including, Small’s Paradise, Clark Monroe’s Uptown House, The Sugar Cane Club, Jimmy’s Chicken Shack, and more recently, La Famille, Lenox Lounge, and St. Nicks Pub.
We at Harlem Late Night Jazz vow to keep the music alive…uptown in Harlem where it belongs. We are dedicating the entire month of May in memory and love to this iconic institution and to the great musicians that have graced the stage.

We are bringing you 14 special performance across all 3 HLNJ venues. … … all by former St Nick Pub greats. Check out upcoming events HERE >>> https://business.facebook.com/HarlemLateNightJazz/events/
Jazz Masters like: Frank Lacy, Bill Saxton, James Carter, Reggie Workman, Phil Young…
Young Lions like: King Solomon, Sister Zock, Omar Edwards .. and more
AND surprise Guests
This is a once in a LIFE TIME EVENT…. VSOP performances, Jam sessions, Singers, Tap dancers and more.
Come Out. Lets celebrate the memory and love…. and help us Keep The Music Alive in it’s Mecca.. . Harlem NY.