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Cyrus Chestnut, Roberta Gambarini, John Lee, Vincent Ector
Hot House Jazz Guide Announcement
TIME TO CELEBRATE MUSIC IN PERSON!
Following a pair of sold-out Rooftop Jazz shows, impresario Michael Brovkine (Founder of Made in New York Jazz) continues his winning streak of post-pandemic outdoor spring concerts with a set featuring the Grammy-Nominated Italian vocalist Roberta Gambarini that will be accompanied by a trio of jazz masters, featuring pianist Cyrus Chestnut, bassist John Lee, and drummer Vincent Ector.
This concert is part of ongoing, biweekly Brooklyn Rooftop Series. These shows are staged on an open-air rooftop space to best take advantage of social distancing protocols and the warming weather. Performances feature regular dinner and drink service throughout the evening. In the event of inclement weather, limited and socially distanced indoor seating is available. Paid tickets guarantee entry and dinner seating. All attendees must wear masks while at the event. Please refer to our complete COVID protocol information below.
Only a limited number of socially-distanced seats are available and shows are selling out quickly, advance ticket purchase is highly recommended! Reservations for the May 6 event are available now on Eventbrite.
Space for this event is limited and available by reservation only to insure proper social distancing. All tables are separated by six feet distance and the performance stage will be a minimum of twelve feet from the dining tables. The wearing of masks by all attendees excluding performing musicians is mandatory.
Socceroof Rooftop is an open-air outdoor space to better accommodate COVID protocols. Please dress weather appropriately. Socceroof Rooftop will be serving dinner and drinks for all attendees who have reserved seats.
In the event of extreme inclement weather, we will offer guests indoor seating in Socceroof's RoofTop Lounge or, if necessary, reschedule the event. The indoor space has smaller capacity, so please make sure to reserve your tickets in advance. Starting as of April 2nd, at the instruction of Governor Cuomo, performances and live entertainment events in NYC are allowed to resume and indoor venues with a capacity of less than 1,500 attendees can reopen at 33% capacity.
Free parking is available outside of the building and via a nearby garage.
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