Kitsilano Jazz Club Closes Doors

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Cellar Jazz, the well-liked but financially strapped Kitsilano jazz club at 3611 West Broadway, put on its last show to a sold out crowd on Wednesday night. The club was named one of the world’s best jazz clubs by Downbeat Magazine. It’s been a neighbourhood live music venue for 13 years.

Owner Corey Weeds told CBC that he’s passionate about playing music, running a record label and booking performers. But, he does not enjoy managing the restaurant, something that has required his undivided attention. The venue featured international musicians and gave up-and-coming performers a stage to play on. But not all is lost: Weeds continues to book concerts at different locations, and said he may eventually consider opening another club.

Last modified: February 28, 2014

2 Responses to " Kitsilano Jazz Club Closes Doors "

  1. Bill Barilko says:

    …..crickets….

  2. Michael says:

    Cory Weeds still has lots of other jazz offerings around the city. All are listed at http://www.cellarjazz.com.