Discover a JazzFest and Fishfry at a Brooklyn Brownstone Enjoy back-in-the-day “no amp” salon jazz in a historic home with a take-off-your-shoes vibe and meal Including 8:30 PM Mix and Mingle 9:00 PM Concert                                                  Refreshments Included Late Night Fish fry BYOB Open Mic $10  Performing Artist Half Price Admission for Concert @ Door. Please call  Info @ 917 704 9237 Discover a local JazzFest and Fish Fry the restored 1800's Victorian Brownstone building in Bedford Stuyvesant Brooklyn present an acoustic sound room concert series that offers a fish fry buffet.  The feel of being in your own home with your shoes off, with an authentic jazz vibe. Imagine retreating back to a different time and spend the evening in an intimate setting.  Experience the  enjoyment of live Jazz Concert,  a Southern Fish Fry Buffet  and Open  Mic that will  delight your palette.  During the 1930,  perhaps even earlier, one didn't have to go to Manhattan for the Jazz scene Brooklyn had one of it's own. Bedford Stuyvesant had one of the largest Jazz communities in Nee York City. It  held many venues that housed jazz greats like Thelonius Monk, Randy Weston, Miles Davis, Max Roach, Hank Mobley and others.  All eventually changed, and jazz club fizzled out in favor of a different generation of music.   Debbie McClain, owner of Sankofa Aban Bed and Breakfast seeks to revive the local jazz scene of the past along with her partner Eric Lemons an accomplished string  musician values authenticity and selectiveness, when deciding who to feature and when. No bells, whistles or amps. This is Salon Jazz: intimate, classic, acoustic concerts plain and simple every Friday and Saturday night in THE ROOM   You're invited to a magical evening of music as Debbie and Eric takes you behind the scene of this undercover jazz venue. You can get there early to meet the artists, and other guests as you take a seat for a jazz fest experience of a lifetime, being presented with some of today's best Jazz Artist.    DebbieMc never set out to own a BnB,  but once she did magic happened. A hairstylist by trade when her grandparents 1939 home fell into her lap to save and maintain.   Much bad energy once filled the property, but she knew that music would cleanse this 19th century home.  Debbie McClain once a long time piano student with many years spent in and around the business of musicals entertainment,  is one of 6 generations, from a family of music lovers. She loves sharing the beauty of Brooklyn.  Continuing the history of the neighborhood, a group of jazz locals and broadway greats  like Blue Note  recording artist James Spaulding, Pianist Lafayette Harris, Trombonist/  Euphonist Kiane Zawadi and vocalist Keisha St. James aside actress/singer Boncella Lewis  gather each week and connect over music in a tradition that's diminished, but clearly not lost, along with lifestyle from different time.