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Help us make it rightEstablished in 1931, Harvelle's is the oldest live music venue on the westside. The dark, sexy room is the perfect spot for listening, dancing and drinking to the best local, national and international artists. Harvelle's is a Santa Monica staple for live jazz and blues music acts.\n\nEvery Sunday, don't miss The Toledo Show for pure unadulterated soul, jazz and burlesque performances.\n\nMention you found us on Citysearch.
* Happy Hour
* Open Jams
* Blues, Soul and Funk
L.A.'s original blues club still serves up the best live jams in an intimate setting.
* Happy Hour
* Blues, Soul and Funk
* Open Jams
Established in 1931, Harvelle's is the oldest live music venue on the westside. The dark, sexy room is the perfect spot for listening, dancing and drinking to the best local, national and international artists. Harvelle's is a...
For 80 years, Harvelle's has been a staple in CA. We provide the best in live Blues, R&B, Soul, Jazz, Burlesque Shows, and so much more.
This museum provides a window into the daily lives of the pioneers. The large collection of artifacts (most donated by descendents of the area's early settlers) range from a working loom to guns to a mortician's tools. Most everything is displayed in period rooms, including a shop, a house, and a doctor's office.
“Old, small, funky” and maybe the “best blues/sorta-blues” joint on the Westside, this “been-around-forever” SaMo club serves up other forms too (jazz, R&B, hip-hop, spoken word, even burlesque), but you’ll still find “hot licks” aplenty; drinks are “pretty cheap” and the crowd is “easygoing” (though “socializing is tough” during performances), and if the “decor ain’t much – the music you can’t...
Open since 1931, this Santa Monica bastion of blues claims to be the oldest blues club in Los Angeles. Dark and sexy like a blues club should be, you can always rely on a good local band playing here; many famous musicians have passed through as well, including Albert King and Bonnie Raitt. Tip: If you get the chance to catch local favorites Café R&B or the Toledo Show, go for it! The mostly...
Contemporary American work is the focus at the oldest nonprofit craft organization in the country. The exquisite jewelry, furniture, home accessories, glass, ceramics, and fiber art range from practical to purely decorative; the second floor holds a gallery that mounts four shows a year. The society also sponsors CraftBoston (www.craftboston.org), a prestigious juried show that takes place in...
Once the 30's' hottest jazz/supper club, now bringing dependable-to-great live blues n' funk in hot Depression decor. Burlesque, blues, and funk breakdowns transport older crowd who appreciate good live music back to the Rat Pack days and usually impresses youngsters who never heard of "jazz," with its come-hither looks. Even an after-work drink is given serious glam during happy hour. Sexy and...
This is sick and I like it! They have a great bar manned by great tenders and they also have a wicked song list to play, they never disappoint.
When I lived in Santa Monica, I used to frequent Harvelle's as much as I could. Always had a great experience. They always have some of the top blues entertainers in the industry. The place is lively, but very tiny, so if you go on a weekend night, go early or you may not get in.
Cool little club!!! Caught the Toledo Show, which is a bluesy, jazzy, burlesque show. Just an awesome show, music and dancers! I believe the Toledo Show is every Sunday night, check it out!!! The place is cool, the people are friendly and it's not too expensive. Overall, cool little club!!!
I had the best night in so many weeks in here! The music is wonderful and the people that I got to know are truly one of the best groups in there!
Recently had an opportunity to see friends perform at Harvelles. Fun venue for live musicians to play their heart out even though it's a small space. Looking forward to the next! more to come ...
More Cafe can be found at 4th St 1432. The following is offered: Restaurants. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Santa Monica there are 118 other Restaurants. An overview can be found here.
More Cafe is located at 1432 4th St, Santa Monica, CA. This location is in the Downtown Santa Monica neighborhood. This business specializes in Restaurants.
Established in 1931, Harvelle's is the oldest live music venue on the westside. The dark, sexy room is the perfect spot for listening, dancing and drinking to the best local, national and international artists. Harvelle's is a Santa Monica staple for live jazz and blues music acts.
Every Sunday, don't miss The Toledo Show for pure unadulterated soul, jazz and burlesque performances.
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Harvelle's was established in 1931 and offers an ideal spot for drinking, listening and dancing to some of the best local, national and international talent.
What to Drink: Consider the Harvelle's Blues Buster: Skyy vodka, DeKuyper's blue Curacao, 7UP and sweet and sour.
Know Before You Go: Eat before you arrive, as there is no food service. The cover charge varies depending on the act, but early birds get in free.
Parking: A city parking garage is located just south of Harvelle's. Evening parking is $3.
Consider the Harvelle's Blues Buster: Skyy vodka, DeKuyper's blue Curacao, 7UP and sweet and sour.
Eat before you arrive, as there is no food service. The cover charge varies depending on the act, but early birds get in free.
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