Jazz Club de Macau

Jazz Club de Macau JAZZing since 1985 It was a lively place, with the right kind of atmosphere, B/W picture, and some paintings hanging on the wall and good supply of drinks.

Jazz Club de Macau (JCM) was officially founded in July 1985, as an increasing number of jazz enthusiast, including some musicians, were moving to live in Macau for professional reasons. The first Jazz Club was established in a small joint at Rua das Alabardas, not far from the Inner Harbour, with a regular house band and some guest performers mostly playing at weekends. Local patrons as well as H

ongkongers, regularly filled the place. In 2000, the club moved from Rua das Alabardas to the Glass House at NAPE, so called for its transparent walls, close to the monument dedicated to Kum Iam. It was a dream place, by the riverfront, added by a beautiful esplanade. The music and scenery attracted many customers on a regular basis, including an increasing number of international patrons. However, the temporary lease by the Macau Municipal Council ended in 2002, when the Municipal Council was replaced by IACM. It seems that the club, notwithstanding the success it had with the Glass House was quickly losing membership, as Macau was moving into another gear. Subsequently, the JCM ceased to have a permanent office/club and activities were put on hold until 2012, when new lections were called and a new Board took charge of the Club.

Tuesday, 30 / 04 / 2024International Jazz Day - Macau 🇲🇴
16/04/2024

Tuesday, 30 / 04 / 2024
International Jazz Day - Macau 🇲🇴


30/04/2023
The Macau Jazz Club proudly presents the two upcoming events in 2023. And we sincerely wish you a Merry Christmas and a ...
23/12/2022

The Macau Jazz Club proudly presents the two upcoming events in 2023. And we sincerely wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Cheers, dearest Jazz Fansss!!!

30/04/2022

It's ! Celebrations on April 30, 2022 in 180 countries, culminating in the International Jazz Day All-Star Global Concert from the United Nations streaming on this FB page and on jazzday.com starting at 5PM New York | 10PM London | 11PM Paris | 6AM Tokyo (May 1) with musicians representing more than 14 countries including: Zakir Hussain, Joey Alexander, Youn Sun Nah, Pedrito Martinez, Brian Blade, Edmar Castaneda, Erena Terakubo, Tarek Yamani, David Sanborn, Gregory Porter, Terri Lyne Carrington, Ravi Coltrane, Marcus Miller, Randy Brecker, Kinan Azmeh كنان العظمة, Grégoire Maret, Shemekia Copeland, Herbie Hancock, Lizz Wright, Hiromi, , , Linda May Han Oh, John Beasley (Musical Director), José James, Alune Wade, Helio Alves and Mark Whitfield. Please help spread the word and be part of International Jazz Day!

Dear friends & followers,Due to ongoing concerns on the coronavirus pandemic in the region, this year's International Ja...
29/04/2022

Dear friends & followers,

Due to ongoing concerns on the coronavirus pandemic in the region, this year's International Jazz Day Celebration Event (by Jazz Club de Macau // April 30, 2022) will be postponed until further notice.

We hope to see you all VERY soon,

Jazz Club de Macau

 #皇家葡萄餚 🎺  9.17 爵士樂之夜想一路聽住優美的爵士樂🎵,一路品嚐傳統葡式風味的美食🇵🇹,您就一定唔可以錯過9月17日皇家葡萄餚爵士樂之夜。由不同背景和風格的聚集而成的thetiredeyes絕對帶比您唔同層次的享受,機會難得,不...
09/09/2021

#皇家葡萄餚 🎺 9.17 爵士樂之夜

想一路聽住優美的爵士樂🎵,一路品嚐傳統葡式風味的美食🇵🇹,您就一定唔可以錯過9月17日皇家葡萄餚爵士樂之夜。由不同背景和風格的聚集而成的thetiredeyes絕對帶比您唔同層次的享受,機會難得,不容錯過!

馬上預訂 來一場聽覺盛宴 🔥

🔹日期: 2021年9月17日


🔸爵士樂晚宴及派對
時間: (晚宴)下午6時30分至晚上9時 | (派對) 晚上9時30分至午夜12時
價格: 澳門幣438元

🔸爵士樂派對
時間: 晚上9時30分至午夜12時
價格: 澳門幣168元(價格包括1杯飲品)

📍https://bit.ly/3kZfLXA

敬請提前預約

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9.17 Live Jazz 🎺 at

Do you like Jazz 🎵? What about delicious Portuguese food 🇵🇹?

If you answered Yes to the above two questions, we have something that you will love! This 17th at the Macau Tower Tromba Rija restaurant we will have thetiredeyes Jazz Band live performance! You can come for the Jazz Dinner and Party or Just for the Jazz Party!

What are you waiting for? Make your reservation here…. 🔥

🔹 Date: 17 Sep 2021


🔸 Jazz Dinner & Party
Time: (Dinner) 6:30pm - 9pm | (Party) 9:30pm - 12am
Price: MOP438

🔸 Jazz Party
Time: 9:30pm - 12am
Price: MOP168 (price include 1 drink)

📍https://bit.ly/3na7gLO
Bookings are essential

All set! - Jazz on the Rocks
27/08/2021

All set! - Jazz on the Rocks

This Friday, 27/08/2021- Jazz on the Rocks @ Vic’s / Rocks Hotel / MFWLive performance by • Yaya & Friends Trio • ( Yaya...
24/08/2021

This Friday, 27/08/2021
- Jazz on the Rocks @ Vic’s / Rocks Hotel / MFW
Live performance by • Yaya & Friends Trio •
( Yaya, Arnold, José Chan)

This Friday, 02/07/2021- Jazz on the Rocks @ Vic’s / Rocks Hotel / MFWLive performance by • QCJ Trio • ( Queena, Chong, ...
01/07/2021

This Friday, 02/07/2021
- Jazz on the Rocks @ Vic’s / Rocks Hotel / MFW
Live performance by • QCJ Trio •
( Queena, Chong, José )

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Jazz Club de Macau (JCM) was officially founded in July 1985, as an increasing number of jazz enthusiast, including some musicians, were moving to live in Macau for professional reasons. The first Jazz Club was established in a small joint at Rua das Alabardas, not far from the Inner Harbour, with a regular house band and some guest performers mostly playing at weekends. It was a lively place, with the right kind of atmosphere, B/W picture, and some paintings hanging on the wall and good supply of drinks. Local patrons as well as Hongkongers, regularly filled the place. In 2000, the club moved from Rua das Alabardas to the Glass House at NAPE, so called for its transparent walls, close to the monument dedicated to K*m Iam. It was a dream place, by the riverfront, added by a beautiful esplanade. The music and scenery attracted many customers on a regular basis, including an increasing number of international patrons. However, the temporary lease by the Macau Municipal Council ended in 2002, when the Municipal Council was replaced by IACM. It seems that the club, notwithstanding the success it had with the Glass House was quickly losing membership, as Macau was moving into another gear. Subsequently, the JCM ceased to have a permanent office/club and activities were put on hold until 2012, when new elections were called and a new Board took charge of the Club.