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North Gate Jazz Co-Op-April 2024
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Apr 19, 2025

　　This compact jazz club tends to pack in as many musicians as it does patrons, with local and visiting instrumentalists offering nightly sets and experimental jam sessions that tend to go long. The performances are so inspired that a crowd regularly gathers at tables set up on the sidewalk; arrive early to get a good spot.

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