Cliff Bell's, Jazz club in Detroit, Michigan
Cliff Bell's is a jazz club in downtown Detroit housed in a restored 1930s building. The interior features brass accents and mahogany woodwork in Art Deco style, providing an elegant space for live music and dining.
John Clifford Bell established the venue in 1935 following his work in the tavern business during earlier decades. The space evolved into a landmark that helped shape Detroit's jazz scene while preserving its original character.
The venue hosts live jazz performances most nights of the week, continuing Detroit's strong musical tradition. Performers range from local talent to touring artists from across the country and abroad.
The venue sits in downtown Detroit and is accessible on foot, with space for concerts, dining, and private events. Visitors should plan ahead for popular performance nights and dress nicely for the relaxed but refined setting.
The club was featured as a filming location for the movie The Ides of March, connecting it to Detroit's film history. This role in cinema highlighted the space's importance to the city's entertainment scene.
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