Every Sunday, Brunch from 11:00 am-3:30 pm.

Enjoy a scrumptious buffet brunch, including Fried Yard Bird, Mac-and-Greens, and various breakfast pastries, accompanied by the rousing gospel tunes of Vy Higgensen’s Gospel for Teens Choir.

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Join us at Ginny’s Supper Club for an incomparable experience: an international take on the Cabaret style, featuring Blue Nefertiti from Les Nubians. For more info and to purchase tickets please click here.

Come to a special evening of music on Thursday, January 17th at Ginny’s Supper Club for the one-of-a-kind saxophonist-storyteller L. Mixhashawn Rozie.Mixashawn is a prolific saxophonist of Indigenous descent who embodies the contributions Native Americans have made to jazz. Having played Ravi Coltrane and Reggie Workman, Mixashawn is best known for the epic “Afro-Algonquin” group which he founded in the late 1970s with Coltrane’s drummer Rashid Ali. Join him for a special evening at Ginny’s Supper Club that will feature bass legend Henry Grimes, and Zane Massey, son of jazz royalty Cal Massey. You won’t want to miss this historic show with dinner and drinks to match.

Tickets are $10 and showtimes are 7p-11p.

Few instruments have made as much of an impact on Jazz history as the organ, and Radam Schwartz is no exception to the phenomenon. Radam has built his reputation over the last 25 years playing with such great musicians as Arthur and Red Prysock, Eddie Lockjaw Davis, Al Hibler, and Jimmy Ford. On Thursday, January 24, he’ll take the stage with his own trio, and play a dynamic mix of straight-ahead, hard-bop and soul jazz that will leave you stomping your feet and snapping all night. Nothing goes with swinging music like Ginny’s specialty cocktails and signature dishes.

Tickets are $10, and the music runs from 7pm-11pm.

On Saturday, January 19th, the legendary jazz trumpeter Wallace Roney will grace the stage at Ginny’s Supper Club with his hard-hitting Jazz Quintet. Having played in the historic Tony Williams band, as well as with master drummers Art Blakey and Elvin Jones, Wallace is a virtuoso who apprenticed under Miles Davis. A $15 cover is no excuse to miss what will be a magnificent show with one of the greats, along with Ginny’s delicious cuisine and specialty cocktails. Sets are at 8pm and 10:30pm.

Come out to Ginny’s Supper Club on Thursday , January 10th, for the “dirty dog blues” of Renee Manning. Having toured from Hong Kong to New York, Renee has earned her stripes when coupled with jazz legends such as the late Dizzy Gillespie, David “Fathead” Newman, Nat Adderley, Lester Bowie and countless others. The band is stellar and including NEA – recognized trombonist Earl McIntyre, who has graced the stage with Gil Evans, Charles Mingus, Miles Davis, and whose arranging credits include Roberta Flack. The show you’ll see will be great with some of Ginny’s barbeque ribs and our signature Harlem Mule whiskey cocktail. Come out and enjoy great food, unforgettable music and a one-of-a-kind experience at Ginny’s Supper Club.

$10 Admission, show from 7pm-10pm.

Join us at Ginny’s Supper Club on Saturday, January 26th for saxophone giant Keith Loftis. Having performed most recently with legendary jazz musician Abdullah Ibrahim in South Africa, Loftis is a permanent member of the Frank Foster Loud Minority Big Band as well as the Roy Hargrove Big Band. Over his career, Loftis has performed with jazz greats including Ray Charles, Benny Carter, Joe Williams, Alvin Batiste and Cedar Walton to name a few. You won’t want to miss when this tenor man hits the bandstand at Ginny’s with his hard-swinging, take-no-prionsers Quartet. It is the perfect music for a specialty cocktail and one of Ginny’s great dishes. Tickets are $15, sets are at 8pm and 10:30pm.

We’ll be rocking the house with Maurice Brown this Saturday, January 5th with shows at 8pm and 10:30pm. Tickets still available for the dinner and show. Call 212.421.3821 for reservations or visit ginnyssupperclub.com for more information.

Join our very own Bonciella Lewis on Saturday, November 17th, for a special one-woman tribute to the great Ella Fitzgerald. Having performed with a who’s who of the Harlem jazz underground including Bill Saxton, Donald Smith, Kim Clarke, and Harry Whitaker, Bonciella emobdies the spirit of music and Harlem in every grace-plucked note she sings. And like our fabulous singer, Ginny’s Supper Club will be decked out in retro-garb, from our waitstaff to our decor. If you join the festitivites and dress in a speakeasy era dress or garmet, you will be treated to a specialty cocktail–on us. Tickets are $10 and shows are at 8pm and 10:30pm. Be a part of history this November with Bonciella at Ginny’s Supper Club.

To top it all off, a $55 three course pre-fix dinner is available offering classic dishes such as the Oyster Rockefeller, served with a modern twist.

Purchase tickets online for the 8PM show here.

Purchase tickets online for the 10:30PM show here.

Get your “ghost” on this Halloween at Ginny’s Supper Club! Join DJ Herbert Holler as he spins from 10 pm to 2:30 am. While general admission to this fright fete is $10, $250 nets you and five friends a coveted Premier Booth, complete with priority admission, a bottle of Vodka, Gin, Rum or Tequila and exclusive cocktail service with mixers. Ginny’s Late Night menu will be available, should you develop a monstrous appetite for Fried Yard Bird and Waffle, 5-Spice Baby Back Ribs or Helga’s Meatballs.

Purchase general admission tickets here. ($10)

Purchase premier booth tickets here. ($250)

Photos by Monika Sziladi