Grammy winner Fernando Otero

Grammy award winner and Argentine composer/pianist Fernando Otero found his voice as writer, musician and bandleader when, at the urging of one of his music teachers, he began to incorporate the indigenous sounds of his native Buenos Aires into his work, as he did in his Nonesuch debut album, Pagina de Buenos Aires, in 2008. Mr. Otero has collaborated with flautist Dave Valentin, pianist/film composer Dave Grusin, and has sat in with Arturo O’Farrill’s Jazz Orchestra during their Sunday night residency at New York City’s Birdland while also performing his compositions with large jazz ensembles at Lincoln Center and Symphony Space. Read More

Shake your hips to delicious salsa beats as Avenida B brings their addictive dance grooves to Ginny’s Supper Club on July 24th. With roots in the Lower East Side, this new group has an old soul, committed to unearthing and reviving timeless salsa swing that truly makes you want to get up and dance. Avenida B’s unique repertoire and attention to musical duration, speed and structure helps reconnect and blend the dancer’s experience and the band’s love for salsa dura.

Address: 310 Lenox Avenue

Set times: 9:15 pm and 10:00 pm

Price: Free

For more information call Ginny’s Supper Club at (212) 421-3821

Called “disorienting and fascinating” by MOJO magazine and a “refreshingly slow answer to our trashy nanosecond pop culture” by Time Out London, French pianist Elan Mehler and his jazz quintet are bringing an exclusive New York premiere of compositions to Ginny’s Supper Club on July 30th that lean towards the thick blues of Mingus and Ornette. This will be the very first performance of these new works composed over the last year in Paris. This new musical project is a definitive departure from his earlier work and will feature his incredibly talented cast of musicians: Jeremy Viner on tenor sax, Alan Bjorklund on trumpet, Tod Hedrick on bass and Max Goldman on drums. Don’t miss out on this special aural event that jazz enthusiasts and music lovers will surely never forget.

Address: 310 Lenox Avenue

Set times: 9:00 pm and 10:30 pm

Price: Free

For more information call Ginny’s Supper Club at (212) 421-3821

The Skadanks band, previously known as the Cannabis Cup, will be bringing their classic fusion of rock, hip-hop and dance reggae to Ginny’s Supper Club; injecting a serious dose of Jamaican swagger to the dance floor. Skadanks members Ras Droppa, Cliff “Q-liff” Simpson, Alex “V” Valenti, Ricky “T” Tepperberg and Joe “JJ” Sansaverino took their roots in the NYC music scene in the 90s with their legendary live performances at The Wetlands and Lion’s Den Sunday night dances. On any given Sunday you would find high-profile reggae artists (Shinehead, Glen Washington and Shaggy to name a few) stopping by to jam with the group and we excitedly welcome them to Ginny’s Supper Club to put NYC dancehall back on the map.

Address: 310 Lenox Avenue

Set times: 9:00 pm and 10:30 pm

Price: Free

For more information call Ginny’s Supper Club at (212) 421-3821

Meta of Meta and the Cornerstones

Address: 310 Lenox Avenue

Set times: 9:00 pm and 10:30 pm

Price: Free

For more information call Ginny’s Supper Club at (212) 421-3821

Join Marcus Samuelsson and the Vy Higginsen’s Gospel for Teens Choir for a special weekly Gospel Brunch every Sunday at Ginny’s Supper Club downstairs from Red Rooster Harlem. Vy Higginsen’s Gospel for Teens Choir is a nationally recognized and award-winning ensemble comprised of young performers who were featured on “60 Minutes” in 2011. The choir emerged from Gospel for Teens, a program of Ms. Higginsen’s Mama Foundation and her School of Gospel, Jazz and R&B Arts.

Gospel for Teens Choir

The choir will perform three sets of rousing gospel tunes during Ginny’s Sunday buffet brunch served between 11am and 3:30pm. Brunch is $35 per person (half off for children under 12) and will include popular menu items like the Fried Yard Bird and Mac-and-Greens. Those with a sweet tooth can relish the dessert buffet that follows. Beverages, gratuity, and tax not included.

To reserve a spot call 212.421.3821. Walk-ins also accepted.
Address: 310 Lenox Avenue, between 125th and 126th Streets.

Anyone can be a father, but it takes a special man to be a Dad. And this Sunday, is the day to celebrate that special man in your life- Father’s Day. While we know Dad would love to spend his time in front of a grill, why not treat him this year to kick back and relax instead at a special brunch at Red Rooster Harlem or Ginny’s Supper Club.

Join us this Sunday, June 17^th to pay tribute to fathers everywhere at our famous Red Rooster Sunday Brunch. Let Dad indulge in some of Red Rooster’s manly brunch favorites like our Lamb & Potato Hash ($19), French Toast with Nutella Whip ($16), or Jerk Bacon & Eggs ($19). Reservations aren’t accepted for Sunday Brunch, but you can enjoy our special Father’s Day cocktail, Ole’ Grand Dad’s Lemonade with Dad or Grandpa at the bar while you wait for your table.  Read More

Ginny’s Supper Club is pleased to present the world premiere of GRAMMY award winners Arturo O’Farrill and the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra’s brand new suite, The Offense of the Drum, on June 19th with two sets at 8pm and 10:30pm. Complementing the program will be a special exhibition of artwork by Tony Peralta, presented by El Museo del Barrio, located in East Harlem. Adding to the evening’s excitement will be a special menu created by Chef Marcus—the Afro-Cuban dishes, complete with signature cocktail pairings, will create a multi-sensory celebration paying homage to the profound impact of Latino culture on Harlem and bring together the best of East and West Harlem culture and cuisine.

Showtimes: Tuesday, June 19^th – 8pm and 10:30pm
Tickets: $25 seated and $10 standing.For reservations visit www.arturoatginnys.eventbrite.com or call 212.421.3821 and mention the Arturo O’Farrill event. Standing room tickets can only be purchased at the door.

The legendary producer and DJ from Chicago has been electrifying dance floors since the mid-80’s, walking the well-defined lines between House and Hip Hop music. Tone, under the moniker Ynot, produced Common’s first 3 albums and to this day is the musical director and DJ for the hip hop great. He’s spun at APT and had a weekly gig at Santos Party House, and now he brings his diverse tapestry of music both nationally and internationally to Friday night at Ginny’s.