Wine & Roses Jazz Supper Club is now open in Aurora

When Patrick's Nite Club closed a few years ago, Aurora lost one of the only places in that town where you could hear live jazz. But with the opening of Wine & Roses Jazz Supper Club on April 8, that void is now filled. Wine & Roses promises to host performances Wednesdays through Saturdays, bringing in local contemporary jazz, R&B and blues acts; Dyan Logan, who is running the spot with her daughter, Roni, says they also plan to book nationally known musicians like Gerald Albright, Miki Howard and Paul Taylor.

Wine & Roses Jazz Supper Club has taken root.

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Wine and Roses Jazz Supper Club

3995 N. Lewiston St.
Aurora, CO 80011

Category: Bars/Clubs

Region: Aurora

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They chose the location at 3995 North Lewiston partly because it's close to a number of hotels along East 40th Avenue between Chambers Road and Peña Boulevard, Dyan explains, and will be able to cater to business travelers who'd like a comfortable place to hear music but still hold a conversation. When the Logans took over the space last May, it was just dirt floors and brick walls, and they had to basically build the 4,800-square-foot club from the ground up. "We didn't want it to be so big that you're really not part of it," Dyan says, "and we didn't want it to be too small, where you're bumping into each other."

But this place won't be all about music and conversation: The Logans envision a jazz supper club, with a Southern home-cooking menu that includes smothered pork chops, smothered chicken, spicy green beans and sweet fries. Although there are tables and booths where you can enjoy a meal, there are also comfortable couches if you want to settle in for the night. "If you're mad at your woman or she's mad at you, you can bring her here for dinner, have a drink, listen to some jazz, and before the evening is over, she's made up," Dyan suggests.

See for yourself when Wine & Roses celebrates its grand opening on Friday and Saturday, April 22 and 23.

Club scout: Skinny Puppy's cEvin Key will be at Sutra (1109 Lincoln Street) on Sunday, April 24, as part of the Tokyo Decadence tour; Blackcell, DJ Mudwulf, VJ Dizypixl and Ohio-based electronica/IDM act Symmetrical Syndrome will kick things off. Tickets are $10 in advance at FashioNation or $12 at the door.

Also on Sunday, April 24, DJ Ginger Perry will celebrate the third anniversary of hosting the TurnTable 6 brunch sessions at Table 6 (609 Corona Street), where Perry and her DJ buddies spin some stellar sets.