North Jersey Blues Society

Country roadhouse complete with live bands, pool table, darts and foosball. Incredible place. Old and fun. Stop by for a drink.

We are an outdoor entertainment facility located in scenic Orange County, NY. Blue Arrow will exceed all your entertainment wishes! We're here to help make your event perfect from start to finish. Enjoy the artistic beauty of Blue Arrow and mosey through the sunflower mazes and butterfly sanctuary as you and your children marvel at the life-sized dinosaurs and ride the Blue Arrow Express train around our half-mile track! The ambiance of the farm and the numerous varieties of trees and flowers enliven your senses. While you're there, don’t forget to take pictures of our herd of rescued horses, all being pampered and watched over by our magnificent staff of horse experts. Our nature trail and children’s story time will put a smile on everyone of every age. Come enjoy our hospitality!

Located on South Broadway in South Amboy, NJ near the NJ Transit train station, voted the best place to listen to Blues & Jazz by the Home News' News Tribune.

Opened in 1996, the New Orleans-inspired Crossroads is a premier live music venue featuring the best local and national acts seven days a week. Serving delicious Cajun/Creole and modern American Cuisine and over 100 craft beers & specialty drinks!

Grab a table next to our cozy fire or, when the weather is nice, sit outside in our beautiful open-air patio for a leisurely dinner. Sit at the bar with friends over a round of our custom cocktails. Features live music on Saturday nights.

An independent record store - your Factory Records experience is incomplete without a visit to our Lounge. Enjoy each unique sitting area sipping our hand-crafted coffee, light fare, and live entertainment. Our lounge will give our community the opportunity to enjoy live performers while sharing each other’s experiences and culture. Feel free to ask our associates about the availability of having your next private event here.

Established in 1939, The Great Notch Inn provides the finest in live entertainment, mixed drinks and beers. There's never a cover charge, and you can find the best New Jersey bands playing rock and blues, in a wonderful roadside environment. Hang out in the warm rustic interior, or out on the porch. We host the hottest Monday night open mic/blues jams in the state!

This road house has been a fixture in Morris County for decades - a small tavern with a small town feel

Located in Middlesex County, KC’s Korner has been serving the South Plainfield, NJ, community since 1890. We’re known for our delicious food, great atmosphere, and a full-service bar. Visit us to dine in a historic setting, host a party, watch your favorite game, or simply enjoy a night cap. Our food and environment speak for themselves—but our friendly staff is really what makes the difference. Come dine with us today and say hello to our KC’s Korner Family.

Meadow Blues Coffee was a much-needed shop in the Chester community. They had been thinking of a casual, family-friendly space to relax, enjoy a cup of coffee, pastries, and listen to some sweet blue tunes. They looked around, and couldn’t find anything like that in Chester, so they created Meadow Blues.

Their coffee is roasted by Coffee Labs, located in Tarrytown. The practice of working with coffee farmers of different origins is exactly what they were looking for in a roaster. Caring about sustainability, having good coffee relationships with the farmers, and visiting the different origins about twice a year.

Meadow Blues is a monument to their love for Blues music. With music growing more diverse by the day, and the world quickening its pace, they wanted to make sure there was a place where our roots aren’t being forgotten. Where the Blues can live for years to come.

They serve coffee, tea, smoothies, craft beer, wine, and cider YOUR CHOICE. The Meadow Blues bites and pastries are lip-smack'n that pair well with the Signature Drinks.

A husband and wife owned microbrewery, tasting room and outdoor beer garden featuring local-inspired and culturally intriguing beers. Features live music and entertainment throughout the week. Building community one beer at a time! Join us for a pint.

The Newton Theatre is a beautifully restored 605-seat performing arts center located in the heart of Sussex County, presenting diverse programming, including world-renowned music acts, comedians, family productions, holiday shows, and much more, in an intimate setting.

Pattenburg house is a classic American tavern in with fine food, spirits, wine, and beer with live music on weekends.

Upscale Asian fare with live jazz and blues at this institution that hosts performances from big-name artists.

The Order of the Friendly Sons of the Shillelagh–Essex Division, has been a pillar of the West Orange community for over 50 years. We are an Irish-American cultural and social organization who work to preserve our Irish traditions and heritage and to share them with the community at large.

Join us every weekend for entertainment & good times! Doors: 7:00pm Shows: 8:00pm. Tickets for all events are sold online until 3:00pm day of the show. Two Stages - Spacious Bar - Expanded Seating.

Terra Blues is a modern-day blues saloon with a second floor view of Bleecker Street in the heart of Greenwich Village. For over 30 years, its arched ceiling has carried the sound of the blues' greatest musicians from New York and abroad. Hubert Sumlin, Little Milton, Magic Slim, James Carr, the Holmes Brothers, Phillip Walker, and Johnny Clyde Copeland are among the many who have graced the stage (and who now decorate the walls) at Terra Blues.

The Turning Point was started back in May of 1976 by John McAvoy and his sister Diane. The name of the club was in dispute between John who wanted to call it “The SoHo” and Diane who wanted “Sojourners Truth” (a real mouthful). Their mother intervened and suggested finding the name of a song or album as the name. Well the name was found on one of John’s favorite performer’s album “The Turning Point ” by John Mayall.In 1978 Diane and John with the help of some friends, bought the building that houses the Turning Point today. Finally moving into the new location in September of 1981 “seven trees south of our old location” . Opening on the first floor only at this time, there were always plans to get the Cafe open (in the basement). Diane left the restaurant in 1979 finally settling in Austin, Tx.. In November of 1984 we presented Eric Anderson, the first of many concerts featuring nationally prominent musicians. The next to appear was Rambin’ Jack Elliott. Slowly more and more national acts came to the Turning Point. In August of 1985 we finally got the Cafe open. The opening night performer was a little known blues guitarist from Seattle named Robert Cray. It was a great night. In 2009 we closed the upstairs and rented the space to Stefan, and the staff of Tequila Sol Lemon, It has changed our presentation a bit, but I am happy with the results. More time to spend with the family after 33 years of missed family functions.