World music, dance & food.
With live music from Lokito (Latin America/DRC)

"It's often daunting to step onto a dance floor alongside people who have been dancing for years but the warm and welcoming atmosphere, excellent music and tasty cuisine washed down with a few drinks meant the night flew by. The MenelikMusic nights are proving to be the most popular hang out for Latin and African music fans". Nick Skelton - Cambridge Evening News 

Dance classes: 7pm - beginners/intermediate.
8pm- Improvers/advanced.

World Food available, served at 8pm
(Please book in advaince via website - www.menelikmusic.com/bookings.html

Bands on at 9pm.

´Every time you come to our gigs and dance your socks off, you are helping us keep the school project in the DR Congo going.´

MenelikMusic is a company that brings the world to your doorstep. We feature diverse types of music and food from all corners of the world to appeal to Cambridge's colourful mix of cultures.

Through MenelikEducation, a branch of MenelikMusic, we support meaningful educational projects in poorer parts of the world and we are currently working in Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of Congo).

Visit www.menelikmusic.com to learn more about Menelik's Music & Education activities here and in the D.R. Congo, about how you can be part of a new, ground-breaking movement with international ramifications. Come and get involved!

Booking Info:
Book online http://www.menelikmusic.com/bookings.html or via The Junction Box Office 01223 511511
Email: info@menelikmusic.com

It's often daunting to step onto a dance floor alongside people who have been dancing for years but the warm and welcoming atmosphere, excellent music and tasty cuisine washed down with a few drinks meant the night flew by. The MenelikMusic nights are proving to be the most popular hang out for Latin and African music fans". Nick Skelton - Cambridge Evening News

Dance classes: 7pm - beginners/intermediate.
8pm- Improvers/advanced.

World Food available, served at 8pm
(Please book in advaince via website - www.menelikmusic.com/bookings.html

Bands on at 9pm.

´Every time you come to our gigs and dance your socks off, you are helping us keep the school project in the DR Congo going.´

MenelikMusic is a company that brings the world to your doorstep. We feature diverse types of music and food from all corners of the world to appeal to Cambridge's colourful mix of cultures.

Through MenelikEducation, a branch of MenelikMusic, we support meaningful educational projects in poorer parts of the world and we are currently working in Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of Congo).

Visit www.menelikmusic.com to learn more about Menelik's Music & Education activities here and in the D.R. Congo, about how you can be part of a new, ground-breaking movement with international ramifications. Come and get involved!

Booking Info:
Book online http://www.menelikmusic.com/bookings.html or via The Junction Box Office 01223 511511
Email: info@menelikmusic.com

Come down to the Willingham Social Club for the new monthly night of music and fun. Beginners, intermediates and professionals welcome. All styles and instruments.
Vocal PA provided

Each month will also feature live professional band entertainment from 21:30.

Come down to the Willingham Social Club for the new monthly night of music and fun. Beginners, intermediates and professionals welcome. All styles and instruments.
Vocal PA provided

Each month will also feature live professional band entertainment from 21:30.

Every month at the Fountain.

Featuring members of the Chez Le Funk Collective:
Fred Naked, Fox Passe, Clare Harriette Downey, Fred Le Moal, Andy B & Saralina

Then - the funky good times continue at The Chez Le Funk After-Party at The Studio when the Collective will be joined by DJs Daddy Wrong Legs (house) and DJ Gus (funky breaks) amongst other groovy turntablists!

Free entry to The Fountain and a fiver for unlimited partying at the Studio - drinks £1.50.

Don't miss out on this evening of the funkiest proportions!!!

Most workshops are led by a paid tutor, always an experienced jazz musician. We have had some of the UK's leading names as tutors. Some workshops are led by Jazz Cooperative members. These can be good fun, and offer an opportunity for members to try out arrangements, experience band-leading or just choose their favourite jazz standards.

As we don't know who will turn up, the line-up at a session is unpredictable. Usually we get a good band, with drums, bass, piano, guitar, several saxes, a trumpet a singer and maybe a trombone or clarinet. The content of the session is determined by the tutor, and over the season we will play a range of different styles of jazz, including swing, be-bop, modern, funk and so on. One week we could be playing Duke Ellington tunes, and the next, Miles Davis or John Coltrane. We also see a variety of teaching styles. The emphasis tends to be on group playing, rather than instrumental technique.

There is a range of levels of musicianship amongst the members. Some play regularly in public, others are less experienced, but all are welcome. You don't have to be a member to turn up and play at one of our workshops: try it out a few times and if you like it, become a member.

We occasionally hold other events, such as a concert, masterclass or special tutorial session. It is also possible that members may wish to arrange personal lessons with a visiting tutor.

See http://cjc.jazzcreation.com/ or contact info@cjc.jazzcreation.com for details

Most workshops are led by a paid tutor, always an experienced jazz musician. We have had some of the UK's leading names as tutors. Some workshops are led by Jazz Cooperative members. These can be good fun, and offer an opportunity for members to try out arrangements, experience band-leading or just choose their favourite jazz standards.

As we don't know who will turn up, the line-up at a session is unpredictable. Usually we get a good band, with drums, bass, piano, guitar, several saxes, a trumpet a singer and maybe a trombone or clarinet. The content of the session is determined by the tutor, and over the season we will play a range of different styles of jazz, including swing, be-bop, modern, funk and so on. One week we could be playing Duke Ellington tunes, and the next, Miles Davis or John Coltrane. We also see a variety of teaching styles. The emphasis tends to be on group playing, rather than instrumental technique.

There is a range of levels of musicianship amongst the members. Some play regularly in public, others are less experienced, but all are welcome. You don't have to be a member to turn up and play at one of our workshops: try it out a few times and if you like it, become a member.

We occasionally hold other events, such as a concert, masterclass or special tutorial session. It is also possible that members may wish to arrange personal lessons with a visiting tutor.

See http://cjc.jazzcreation.com/ or contact info@cjc.jazzcreation.com for details

Most workshops are led by a paid tutor, always an experienced jazz musician. We have had some of the UK's leading names as tutors. Some workshops are led by Jazz Cooperative members. These can be good fun, and offer an opportunity for members to try out arrangements, experience band-leading or just choose their favourite jazz standards.

As we don't know who will turn up, the line-up at a session is unpredictable. Usually we get a good band, with drums, bass, piano, guitar, several saxes, a trumpet a singer and maybe a trombone or clarinet. The content of the session is determined by the tutor, and over the season we will play a range of different styles of jazz, including swing, be-bop, modern, funk and so on. One week we could be playing Duke Ellington tunes, and the next, Miles Davis or John Coltrane. We also see a variety of teaching styles. The emphasis tends to be on group playing, rather than instrumental technique.

There is a range of levels of musicianship amongst the members. Some play regularly in public, others are less experienced, but all are welcome. You don't have to be a member to turn up and play at one of our workshops: try it out a few times and if you like it, become a member.

We occasionally hold other events, such as a concert, masterclass or special tutorial session. It is also possible that members may wish to arrange personal lessons with a visiting tutor.

See http://cjc.jazzcreation.com/ or contact info@cjc.jazzcreation.com for details

Most workshops are led by a paid tutor, always an experienced jazz musician. We have had some of the UK's leading names as tutors. Some workshops are led by Jazz Cooperative members. These can be good fun, and offer an opportunity for members to try out arrangements, experience band-leading or just choose their favourite jazz standards.

As we don't know who will turn up, the line-up at a session is unpredictable. Usually we get a good band, with drums, bass, piano, guitar, several saxes, a trumpet a singer and maybe a trombone or clarinet. The content of the session is determined by the tutor, and over the season we will play a range of different styles of jazz, including swing, be-bop, modern, funk and so on. One week we could be playing Duke Ellington tunes, and the next, Miles Davis or John Coltrane. We also see a variety of teaching styles. The emphasis tends to be on group playing, rather than instrumental technique.

There is a range of levels of musicianship amongst the members. Some play regularly in public, others are less experienced, but all are welcome. You don't have to be a member to turn up and play at one of our workshops: try it out a few times and if you like it, become a member.

We occasionally hold other events, such as a concert, masterclass or special tutorial session. It is also possible that members may wish to arrange personal lessons with a visiting tutor.

See http://cjc.jazzcreation.com/ or contact info@cjc.jazzcreation.com for details

Most workshops are led by a paid tutor, always an experienced jazz musician. We have had some of the UK's leading names as tutors. Some workshops are led by Jazz Cooperative members. These can be good fun, and offer an opportunity for members to try out arrangements, experience band-leading or just choose their favourite jazz standards.

As we don't know who will turn up, the line-up at a session is unpredictable. Usually we get a good band, with drums, bass, piano, guitar, several saxes, a trumpet a singer and maybe a trombone or clarinet. The content of the session is determined by the tutor, and over the season we will play a range of different styles of jazz, including swing, be-bop, modern, funk and so on. One week we could be playing Duke Ellington tunes, and the next, Miles Davis or John Coltrane. We also see a variety of teaching styles. The emphasis tends to be on group playing, rather than instrumental technique.

There is a range of levels of musicianship amongst the members. Some play regularly in public, others are less experienced, but all are welcome. You don't have to be a member to turn up and play at one of our workshops: try it out a few times and if you like it, become a member.

We occasionally hold other events, such as a concert, masterclass or special tutorial session. It is also possible that members may wish to arrange personal lessons with a visiting tutor.

See http://cjc.jazzcreation.com/ or contact info@cjc.jazzcreation.com for details