The coolest open mic night in Mid Michigan. Hear blues, folk, bluegrass and more. Most of the music…read moreis original stuff from the local singer songwriters. Laid back atmosphere. Had a great time. Thursday evening is open mic night. They also provide artists with a cd of their performance for a small fee.

It's a place to have some fun and if you feel like dancing, you can do it! Bar has many choices if…read moreyou feel like drinking. The ambiance is relaxing and soothing that you can dance on your own or with someone else and have fun! Nice play to relax and have some dance!

The Gatsby combines the atmospheres of a bar, nightclub, and restaurant. I love the idea of KZoo…read moretapping into its very own modern day speakeasy, but I don't feel like the Gatsby fulfills all of its potential for me to buy into the speak easy part of it. Here's what I felt missed the bar... First, a speakeasy's initial location of "secrecy"... I don't think the top floor of Monaco Bay is that difficult to find. In fact, there is a giant "Gatsby" sign lit up outside. Even if it is modern, perhaps an unmarked door at the entrance could enhance the overall feel. Second, the expectation of innovative cocktails that take you back to an era. The specials were the same as Monaco and the bartender didn't know what the night's special actually was... There's a lot of potential here to boast old custom cocktails from scratch- with a modern twist. Third, the atmosphere. The exposed brick, dark woods, and lavish style add to the tone. Would be really great if there were candles on tables instead of incredibly bright lights drilled into the floor. I did enjoy the unique lights hanging above the bar though. The decor played into vintage modern, but it's lacking some authenticity. Also, the DJ seemed to just play popular culture. Would have loved to hear some swing or jazz remixes instead.

Lovely, intimate setting for a concert. David Nail played for over 2 hours- just him and his…read moreguitar. The Ark was great- all volunteers who were amazing. Joined the Ark for $5 and was able to enjoy cocktails- wine- beer from the full bar. Parking nearby along with great restaurants. We'll be back!

Great venue! It's a nonprofit so you have to have a membership if you want to drink there. We saw…read morelocal classical pianist BLKBOK. He did a Juneteenth show there and it was amazing. Great music with a lot of history sprinkled in.

Good service, good pretty tasty! They stopped selling the chicken wings that i loved! Their potato…read moreboats are divine! Carry out process great.

The Habitat was the perfect pre-dinner cocktail spot at Weber's in Ann Arbor…read more Cozy little jazz bar, plenty of options for drink & nibbles. The establishment was inviting & made us felt like a regular the moment we stepped inside. The bartender was very friendly & made amazing drinks. We will definitely be back!

Blue LLama Jazz Club bas been on our list of places to check out for quite a while. We had heard…read moregood things about it. We made reservations Friday night for the 7:00PM show. They have two performances 7:00 PM & 8:30 PM. The interior decor is modern with the lounge vibe, kind of what you would expect for a Jazz Club. We were pleasantly greeted by the Hostess when we arrived, checked in and were taken to our table. Our server Julia, promptly greeted us and took our cocktail order. Great craft cocktails! They have a nice diverse menu with many options to choose from. We opted to go for small plates and had the Joey D's Killer Cornbread; sweet potato, with chipotle maple butter. It is served warm of course and it was very, very good. We also ordered the Fried Green Tomatoes, with pimento cheese. They were nicely battered and had great taste and flavor. The pimento cheese was a nice accompaniment. Lastly, we ordered the Apricot-Prosciutto Flatbread with sage-ricotta, burrata and arugula. The only thing we did not care for was the flatbread, it was not browned or crispy like most flatbreads dishes we have had, cooked in a pizza oven. Its consistency was doughy. All the other ingredients on it were good, just not the flatbread itself. The Jazz for the evening was performed by the Noah Hogan Quartet and they were fantastic. Would definitely go see them again. Overall a great experience. Would definitely recommend checking them out. There is a $25 per person cover charge. Reasonable for such a nice club.

This was my first time at a jazz club and it was a lot of fun. The servers and other employees were…read moreall very helpful and kind. There are a couple larger tables on the floor and many bar seats/tables for 2. The shows start at 7&9 most nights. We saw a quintet perform and it lasted about an hour. The musicians were very talented and passionate. The food was just ok. I liked the gnocchi and the micro greens and breadcrumbs were a nice touch. The blue mitten baby lettuce salad was pretty simple, I wished there were more toppings on it. I parked behind the building in a paid lot & it wasn't too expensive but filled up quick on the weekend.

This place is a little gem!!! Evan our waiter was amazing! I cannot say enough good things about…read morehim! The food was great! The burnt ends melted in your mouth!! I will be back!!!

Excellent catfish and collard greens Delightful server…read more Nice live music Patient with our large group during Oktoberfest

counter culture is one of the best venues in Saginaw Cj and Ben are kick ass business men and run…read morethat place almost flawlessly #supportyourscene

From the owner: Counter Culture is a Saginaw based Art Gallery and Music Venue, registered as a non-profit in the…read moreState of Michigan. With an emphasis on every area in the Humanities, Counter Culture serves as an Art Collective and social hub. It gives people from every walk of life a chance to mingle and participate in building and fortifying a healthy culture. A novice may grace the same stage that a veteran professional controlled only a week early. This gives the community the chance to see how it is done and to cut their teeth giving it a shot. Counter Culture specializes in art receptions and music events, but it doesn't end there. Any member of the community may propose an event and work to see it achieved. Writing workshops, social demonstrations, seminars, lectures, yoga, community bike rides, urban planning and so much more, start within the walls of Counter Culture. This is real world application of what is usually only found inside intellectual or academic circles.

intimate and easy atmosphere. Saw a musician play there and the sound was great. Friendly and…read morewelcoming staff. The drinks were unusually tasteful.

From the owner: The Dormouse Theatre is a 100 seat venue that produces its own unique brand of sketch comedy, as…read morewell as original, and non-traditional works. In addition, The Dormouse hosts and features live music and an array of other performance artists throughout the season. The setting is relaxed with eclectic seating options. Patrons will be able to chill before and after a show, while enjoying beverages and house made snacks from our rotating menu. The building itself is a fixture of the Kalamazoo community, as the Dormouse team has repurposed a one hundred and twenty five year old church building. ​.

Cool bar with great food and even more friendly staff! I especially love when they have stand up…read morecomedy!

Was great in the 80's! Got in quick when a girl projectile vomited on the line in front of me. No…read morewaiting. Cool