The Colored Musicians Club Of Buffalo, New York was chartered by one of the earliest-ever African-American musicians’ unions (est. 1918), it has been located at 145 Broadway in the city of Buffalo, NY since July 1935. Anyone who came to town in the ’30s and ’40s made a stop at the Colored Musicians Club. Today it still operates as a tribute to the great musicians who’ve played there, and the great musicians who play there today. Live music, bar, concerts, membership, museum, live events and more!rn

Musicians United for Superior Education, Inc. (MUSE) has been bringing professional artists together with Buffalo area children since 1990. MUSE teaching artists are among the region’s top performers.

The Society for Chamber Music in Rochester is one of the longest-lived chamber music organizations in New York State and has received 33 years of continuous public-funding support in the form of grants from the New York State Council on the Arts.

The String Brothers offer the finest in live jazz and classical music for weddings, parties, fund-raisers, and other events in Western New York and beyond.

The Colored Musicians Club is the longest continuously operating African-American Musicians Club in the entire United States.