In a new location behind the SWWTU Hall on Wrightson Rd, this is a great place to catch live music throughout the year – from calypso to blues, jazz, reggae and R&B, with performances by up-and-coming artists as well as stalwart acts. There are also DJ parties (often with a 'back in times' playlist), plus stand-up comedy, open-mic nights and karaoke.
Kaiso Blues Café
Port of Spain
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