Jalopy Theatre and School of Music

315 Columbia St, Brooklyn, NY 11231, USA

Address:	315 Columbia St, Brooklyn, NY 11231, USA
Phone:	+1 718-395-3214
Site:	jalopy.biz
Rating:	4.6

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gregory johns

can you imagine some of the best musicians of American roots music doing originals and classics but hey lets go pay $150 and sit far away and here music we heard a million time, right. YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING THAT WILL NEVER BE RECREATED IF YOU DONT COME HANG OUT HERE. YOU "MIGHT" GET A SO SO NIGHT BUT YOU WILL GET THE HEART AND SOUL OF THE MANY GREAT PERFORMERS THAT GRACE THIS WONDERFUL STAGE THAT ALL MUSICIANS LOVE TO PLAY. hey you can talk to them after the show. ask them yourself. coffee is out of this world great tea reasonably priced beer and wine with full bar and great imaginative comfort food and more music right next door with a back yard. go here and bring friends and participate and have fun. great staff mostly musicians and music teachers. oh yeah you can learn to play from some of the best here too and buy or rent a classic instrument and do the open mic on Tuesday. usually some great music there too. peace. great job Jeff.

Alex Kramer

This is a great, friendly venue! The teachers are all talented musicians and are very personable. They also have a great little coffee and beer bar. Their vintage instruments are all affordable and are full of character. And the concerts and square dances are some of the most fun events in all of Brooklyn! If you love old-time music, country, blues, or folk, coming to Jalopy is always a sure bet. Itd definitely worth the 10 minute walk from the F train at Carroll St.

michael rock

Jalopy sponsors the Brooklyn Folk Festival, which is one of my favorite events in Brooklyn. Casual, family-friendly, with a real community spirit. It has a wide range of performers and workshops. Not to mention tasty snacks and a few quirky craft vendors. Highly recommended. Only downside is that the sound systems range from barely acceptable to unintelligible. If they ever solve their sound woes, it will be perfect.

Jenn W

The coolest anachronistic music venue ever. Its a lovely little theater where you can experience some real Americana. I loved going to Roots & Ruckus with Feral Foster! Id planned on eventually taking ukulele classes there, but never got around to it. I did hear that their banjo classes were great though! The owners, Lynette and Geoff are amazing people, super generous and warm hearted. I miss this place!

Trip Henderson

This is the heart and soul of the folk music scene in New York City, not only can you see live music most every night of the week but you can also study with some of the best practitioners on the scene today, Whether you want to sing, play harmonica, the Banjo, Fiddle, ukulele, you name it they teach it.

Lynn Cole

one of the coolest spots in the city for roots oriented music. very friendly. only downside, it is not that convenient to the subway, but totally worth the walk. the owners and staff are awesome!

Kristina Cerrone

This is one of the *least* boring and *most* memorable places I have been. They also repair my musical instruments with a lot of professionalism and care.

Alex Pine

I saw the Brain Cloud play here, and it was one of the best concerts Ive seen in a long while. The Jalopy is a real hidden gem.

David Madeira

This place is really cool and the service is great and they are kind and pleasant.

karen waltuch

One of the nicest places to play or to listen to music in Brooklyn!

Ben Zackheim

The Hogwarts of the music world.