Editorial Review
The historic Lenox Lounge has been in the Harlem community since 1939, serving as the back drop for many jazz legends such as Billie Holiday, Miles Davis, and John Coltrane. The Jazz Club also known as the Zebra Room was once used by the Harlem Renaissance writes James Baldwin and Langston Hughes. It was also said to be a hangout for Malcolm X.
Almost lost to the changing Jazz scene, the Lenox Lounge was thankfully renovated to mimic its original 1930’s art-deco style. The Zebra Room in the back is arguably the best looking Jazz spaces in New York. For the most part, expect to see local jazz greats with some outside talent thrown in the mix. Typically the 3 Sets are 8:30pm, 10:00pm and 11:30pm, though show times & cover are subject to change. We advise you to call the Lenox Lounge to confirm shedule. Thursday is Blues and R & B night. Monday night offers jazz jam sessions. Click on schedule tab above for complete information.
Admission And Tickets
$20.00 cover per set plus 1 drink minimum per set unless otherwise noted.
Map
Telephone: (212) 427-0253
Address: 288 Lenox Avenue
New York
NY 10027+4921
Subway:
  | to 125th Street |
Hours And Additional Info
