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About MCG Jazz Hall

Welcome to the MCG Jazz Hall, a dedicated jazz concert venue inside the Manchester Craftsmen's Guild in Pittsburgh. With an intimate capacity, this hall hosts acclaimed artists and festivals in a focused setting. The venue has stood as a beacon for jazz lovers, featuring performances from Django Festival All-Stars to Eddie Palmieri Latin Jazz Band, and continues to present intimate showcases and special events.

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Whether you’re planning a night of sizzling improvisation or a curated jazz experience, securing your seats at the MCG Jazz Hall is straightforward. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit options, and nearby lodging and dining to help you make the most of your visit.

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Note: The venue name has evolved over time. It is commonly referred to as MCG Jazz Hall and was formerly known as Manchester Craftsmens Guild Jazz Concert Hall. The building signage now reflects the William E. Strickland Jr. Building designation. Date to be announced events will be updated as soon as information is available.

Address: 1815 Metropolitan Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15233. The venue sits within the Manchester Craftsmen's Guild complex, a hub for arts and culture with a long-standing jazz tradition. Parking includes a front lot reserved for MCG Jazz Club members and a rear lot available to other patrons; additional parking can be found on nearby streets or in Casey Industrial Park. For planning your trip, check Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PAT) options, as public transit details are not published by the venue. After the show, consider nearby hotels and restaurants within roughly 1–2 miles, including Residence Inn Pittsburgh Downtown and other Marriott properties, which pair well with a comfortable evening of jazz. Restaurants and cafés in the area provide a range of casual dining to satisfy post-show cravings.

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To ensure you don’t miss a note, explore official artist pages and venue updates. We’ve included links to performer's sites and social channels for quick, reliable connections to your favorite jazz acts.

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  • Capacity: 350 seats
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  • Parking: Front lot (MCG Jazz Club members), rear lot open to others, street and Casey Industrial Park parking as alternatives
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  • Transit: Check PAT routes for options to nearby stops; no dedicated venue shuttle documented
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  • Nearby hotels: Residence Inn Pittsburgh Downtown, other Marriott-branded properties within 1–2 miles
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  • Nearby dining: Local cafés and casual eateries within walking distance; great spots for a pre- or post-show bite
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  • Notable past performers: Django Festival All-Stars, Eddie Palmieri Latin Jazz Band, The Jazz Party (25th anniversary), Samara Joy, Danilo Pérez’s Global Messengers, The Blue Note 7
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For show details and to secure your seats, use the booking links and partner recommendations on this page. We’re here to help you get your tickets with a straightforward, friendly process.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 350 seats.
  • Address: 1815 Metropolitan Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15233.
  • Venue type: Jazz concert hall run by MCG Jazz/Manchester Bidwell within Manchester Craftsmen's Guild.
  • Current name / rename: Known as Manchester Craftsmens Guild Jazz Concert Hall; formerly MCG Jazz Hall; building signage renamed William E. Strickland Jr. Building.
  • Parking: Front lot reserved for MCG Jazz Club members; rear lot free for other patrons; street or Casey Industrial Park parking as alternatives.
  • Transit: Public transit details are not published by the venue; check Pittsburgh Regional Transit (PAT) for options.
  • Nearby hotels: Several hotels within ~1-2 miles, e.g., Residence Inn Pittsburgh Downtown/Marriott properties listed as nearby hotels.
  • Notable events hosted: The venue has hosted performances by Django Festival All-Stars, Eddie Palmieri Latin Jazz Band, The Jazz Party (25th anniversary), Samara Joy, Danilo Pérez’s Global Messengers, and The Blue Note 7.