First opened in 1922, this unassuming red-brick was built for survivors of wars to share stories and drink pints in peace. And it still is that, during the day. But as darkness falls, the stage lights come up, and music fills the building. Every Tuesday, for instance, The East Side Jazz Club takes up residence putting on shows from the cream of Britain’s jazz scene. From sax soloists to interpretive quintets, there is a different act each week. Tickets cost between £12 and £14, depending on the act. And it’s imperative you book as it always sells out far in advance.
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