Scene Spotter : Wally’s Café

In 1947, Joseph Walcott opened America’s first jazz club to feature African-American artists. Since then, his trailblazing spot has become an institution: an unparalleled venue for both students and professional artists to develop and share their talent. Join Eric Levin in this week’s “Scene Spotter” as he heads to Wally’s Café. And don’t worry, it’s open 365 days a year so you can stop by any time.

One Response to “Scene Spotter : Wally’s Café”

1. Elynor L. Walcott says:

   April 23, 2011 at 10:35 am

   Thank you StyleBoston for a great interview and film coverage of our family operation at Wally’s Cafe. With deep gratitude, Wally’s Daughter, Elynor, Mother of Paul, Frank and Lloyd Poindexter

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