The MezJam

The MezJam
The MezJam

Don’t you think it’s time to jam together again?

Every second Sunday evening of the month, the finest and best musicians from all over the world come together and go wild with their instruments.

And you know what: you can be right in the middle of it. Bring your harp, trumpet, bugle, setar or Steinway Grand Piano and join in.
We have no idea where the tunes will take us, and that’s exactly what we like so much here at Mezrab.
The hosts for this evening is Babak Amiri.
The Sunday Mez Jam

Three sets of music from around the world.
Doors open at 19.00, event starts at 20.00.

Dad is making soup.

Entrance: Donations.

Language: English.

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