Las Vegas, NV

Desert Wind Coffee Roasters

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Desert Wind Coffee Roasters has hosted serious jazz in a cafe setting, including a house-band-and-open-jam format. That history makes the room especially interesting for jazz players and improvisers who value community and musical exchange over a traditional club hierarchy. The Coffee Note residency has ended, so musicians should view the space as proven for live jazz rather than assume that particular series is still running. The cafe is all ages.

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All Ages
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Jazz
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7772 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89117, United States
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702-998-4222
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