New Haven, CT

Harvest Wine Bar & Restaurant - New Haven

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Harvest Wine Bar & Restaurant - New Haven serves seasonal cuisine and features live jazz every Thursday with rotating local artists. Jazz and Latin-influenced small ensembles fit naturally within the wine-bar setting. For musicians, the venue rewards polished presentation, subtle dynamics, and close audience connection. Trios, duos, and other small groups are especially natural fits. Harvest is best suited to professional local musicians that can create atmosphere without overpowering dining and conversation. It offers musicians a recurring New Haven stage where live jazz is built into the weekly rhythm of the restaurant.

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203-777-2500

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21+
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Jazz
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1104 Chapel St, New Haven, CT 06510, United States
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203-777-2500
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