Lance Harrison’s Cabaret and Comedy Club

🎷✨ On this day in jazz history, March 19, 1975, Broadway met jazz in a unique fusion with the opening of "Dr Jazz" at the Winter Garden Theater in NYC. Though its curtains closed after just 5 performances, this moment stands as a testament to jazz's boundless versatility and its power to cross-cultural thresholds. Let's celebrate the spirit of innovation and the timeless allure of jazz that keeps us swinging to this day. 🎶🎭

🌟 Get ready for an unforgettable night at Vancouver’s hidden gem, Lance Harrison’s Cabaret, with the enchanting sounds of Mariya Stokes!

🎶 Join us on March 14th, 8 PM, for an intimate acoustic session that blends the heart of country with the soul of pop. Inspired by legends like Kacey Musgraves and Lake Street Dive, Mariya brings her award-winning country-soul magic straight from Alberta to you.

🏆💫 Tickets available now - link in bio.

On this day in 1917, a pivotal moment in music history occurred with the release of what's considered the first commercial jazz recording. This event marked the beginning of a new era, laying the foundation for the rich and diverse evolution of jazz. Celebrate with us the origins and legacy of early jazz! 🎷🎶

In March 1965, the legendary Birdland jazz club closed, marking the end of an era. Birdland was a beacon for jazz enthusiasts and a stage for the greats. 🎶🖤

Wishing a happy birthday to Legend Harry Belafonte, whose captivating performances always had a touch of humor. 🎤

From boxing gym, All City Athletic Club to Vancouver's coolest life performance venue: Lance Harrison's Comedy Club and Cabaret

Did you know that by day, we're more than jazz and laughs?

"We thought it'd be something else to do in the time when we're not working out"

🥊 We are a fitness boxing gym.

🌟 Your first class is on us – FREE!

Celebrating the birthday of the legendary tenor saxophonist Dexter Gordon today. His sound continues to inspire. 🎷

🎷🎶 After 6 years, Peregrine Falls returns to Vancouver!

Join us on March 2nd at All-City Athletics for an unforgettable evening of intense jazz fusion with Gordon Grdina and Kenton Loewen.

Don’t miss this electrifying performance!

February 21, 1933 - Nina Simone, an iconic figure in jazz, blues, and civil rights activism, was born. Known as the "High Priestess of Soul," her music continues to inspire generations.. Her voice, her fight, her music—forever resonant. 🎶

On this day in On this day in 1961, John Coltrane redefined jazz with his recording of 'My Favorite Things.' 🎷 Let's celebrate this monumental moment in music history.

Tonight's the night! 🌟 Last chance to join the fun – grab your tickets now and don't miss out. Link in bio!