You become a part of an exciting atmosphere as soon as you move in "Istanbul Jazz Center" in Ortaköy. Do not miss out to taste the amazing foods while you sup an exotic drink. It does not matter which one you choose, the performance that yo...

You become a part of an exciting atmosphere as soon as you move in "Istanbul Jazz Center" in Ortaköy. Do not miss out to taste the amazing foods while you sup an exotic drink. It does not matter which one you choose, the performance that you will watch is definitely going to make you delighted.


Musicians who play in JC's, one of the most outstanding jazz club of the world; Kenny Barron, Mike Stern Band, Flora Purim & Airto Moreira, Eliane Elias & Marc Johnson, Victoria Tolstoy, Greg Osby, Eve Cornelious, Alex Blake, Carribbean Jazz Project, Mark Turner, Kurt Rosenwinkel, Chiara Civello, Janis Siegel, Fatih Erkoç, Robert Glasper, Raul Midon, Moutin Reunion, Chris Botti, Freddy Cole, Larry Coryell, Victor Bailey, Lenny White, Kenny Garrett, Anna Maria Jopek, Mulgrew Miller, Christian McBride, Stanley Clarke, Pat Martino, Buster Willams, Stefon Harris, Steve Smith & Vital Information, Steps Ahead, Karrin Allyson, Dena DeRose, Claudio Roditi, Eldar Trio, Lee Konitz, Hubert Sumlin, Mark Murphy...

Besides JC's is the venue which the most adequate acoustic occasion is presented for live performances inside, it also does stand out with the Yamaha C7 piano, handmade acoustic bass and two separate handmade Maple Premier and Yamaha drum sets. JC's food menu and wine list have also been prepared diligently. JC's also does host very important evocations and cocktail events.

The web site www.istanbuljazzradio.com does broadcast with approximately 5000 cd's archive for 24 hours for JC's precious jazz lovers and meet their needs of quality music in home and office during the day.

Also, the history of jazz seminars by Hülya Tunçağ every Saturday between 14:00 and 16:00.

JC's restaurant opens at 19:00 except Sunday. Performances begin at 21:30.

It is the fact that the positive vibrations will continue to exist for a long time. We believe that JC's will remain as the place where the history of jazz is written.