The Philadelphia Clef Club Of Jazz & Performing Arts

Did not like my experience. I sent an email and have not received a response. Several years ago I was disrespected as a volunteer. The two males, one dark-skinned (black), fat and old, and the other fair/light-skinned, fat and old, were at the front desk during the time/performance I was volunteering and made me feel uncomfortable. The dark-skinned male gave me a creepy compliment about my posture and the fair/light-skinned one yelled at me when I was "taking too long" to tell him where I directed a couple to the bathroom. Very ungrateful; I did not have to be there. Philly and black people up

This is a nice, intimate location for concerts. I go to see Kindred Presents from time to time. It can get really cozy, though, so you want to arrive early when the doors open for whatever show you go to. Overall, the staff is nice and the facilities are clean with cozy ambiance. The drinks are a good price and strong. My only issue is that there is no bar on the lower floor and it would be better if every show had wait staff taking orders instead of folks having to go back-and-forth upstairs to get drinks.

Playwright, Author, Director and Producer Rick Watson's Cast Party for the hit stage play A WOMAN'S WORTH was a wonderfully, exciting event!

The Philadelphia Clef Club of The Performing Arts has been a vital part of My immediate Family as well as My chosen Art Family!!! I am Miss Justine's & McCoy Tyner's Niece, and a previous Member of Philadelphia's own Native Band, The Soul DeValents/Force of Nature ... Soul Delights/Pure Elegance❣ This phenomenal location has been an integral part of My entire life!!!

I haven't been to the Clef club in a decade. I forgot what a great venue it is. The tiered riser cocktail tables are a perfect combination of comfortable seating and a great view of the stage. I was there for a professional organization program, but look forward to hearing some more jazz there. Great little bar at the top of the seating too!

Great show, clean building, professional staff.. .... 5 Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Visited the Clef Club to purchase tickets for "Philly Bloco" show. Great staff! Looking forward to it. This will be my second show at the Clef. First was an awards event and I knew I would be back. Small, intimate performance venue. Conveniently located, easily accessible via SEPTA. Just perfect.

Always hear the most amazing talented musicians. Been going there for five years. Many musicians in the audience. They know each other. It feels like family to me, all different races and ages. Nothing like it in the world. And now they have a publicity person who is getting the word out and this concert series had funding from PNC bank.

Nice bar area. Acoustics- great! Sound and lighting guy was great. VIP tickets aren't worth it if you don't like table style seating and being sandwiched into one area. It's pretty tight. Above is good spacing. You can see from all views and angles. Upper bar area is pretty cool. Need some updating and solid drink menu (he didn't know how to make a mojito). Parking is tough but you'll find it and will probably have to walk but not too far and most areas are well lit. Would go again. It was a fun night out.

I have not attended an event at this venue in quite some. It was the best inexpensive presentation ever that included the youth students. My child will start learning violin in her elementary school, I will make it my business to take her and her siblings to this venue and maybe enroll her in classes. They need to know what their possibilities are. I absolutely loved John Blake! I must buy his CD for them.