AQ New Year's Eve Reunion Party with Carole Martin, Dean Magraw and Friends in Minneapolis
The Artists' Quarter was pleased and flipped to host an AQ New Year’s Eve Reunion Party with Carole Martin and Friends on Thursday, December 31, 2015 at Hell's Kitchen in Minneapolis.
About the Artists' Quarter
The Artists' Quarter was a musician owned and operated jazz club, a Twin Cities institution that first opened in Minneapolis in 1977.
The second incarnation of the club was opened in St. Paul, Minnesota, in 1995, initially located in the lower level of the McColl (now Brooks) Building adjacent to St. Paul's Galtier (now Cray) Plaza at 366 Jackson Street. It moved to the lower level of the Hamm Building at 7th Place and St. Peter in 2001.
The second incarnation of the club was opened in St. Paul, Minnesota, in 1995, initially located in the lower level of the McColl (now Brooks) Building adjacent to St. Paul's Galtier (now Cray) Plaza at 366 Jackson Street. It moved to the lower level of the Hamm Building at 7th Place and St. Peter in 2001.
Artists' Quarter: Pleased and Flipped
Over on her website bebopified, our friend, writer and arts columnist Pamela Espeland has expertly collected recollections from many musicians and fans of the Artists' Quarter. Shared were many fond memories and feelings about what it was like to be a part of the AQ experience, either on stage or in the audience.
The Artists' Quarter closed on January 1st, 2014
The Artists' Quarter staff is "pleased and flipped" to have hosted not only the finest musicians but the finest friends and customers. You've all been part of musical history!
Thank you for supporting live jazz!
Bryan Nichols Quartet: Ellington's "Black and Tan Fantasy" at the AQ
The Bryan Nichols Quartet, with Brandon Wozniak on tenor, James Buckley on bass and Coy Healy on drums playing "Black and Tan Fantasy," a 1927 jazz composition by Duke Ellington at the Artists' Quarter in St Paul, MN on Friday, November 8th, 2013.