Want to be taken back and get a glimpse of the Jazz age in Chicago? Kingston Mines is hands down the place to go and you’re guaranteed to have a good time. The Jazz age took place in the 1920’s when African Americans dominated Jazz as musicians and critics. The rise of Jazz was a symbol of cultural pride for the African Americans. The love for Jazz and blues still exist today and Kingston Mines is one of the top places to experience it. This bar has been around for 43 years and is known for its Jazz and blues music, as well as its mouth-watering barbeque. There are two stages in the bar that features underground jazz and blues musicians that play live music until 4 Am. The soul music and good vibes keeps people on the dance floor. Kingston Mines has been voted the “best blues club” by the Chicago Music Awards, 13 years in a row.
Location: 2548 N Halsted St