The 502 Club

The 502 Club One of the Midwest's finest jazz clubs. Let the memories live. Let the music live on. Marty Mellman's 502 Club was one of the hottest spots in Columbus.
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During the 1950s and early 1960s, the club, located at ST. Clair and Leonard, hosted many famous entertainers including Miles Davis, Horace Silver, Dizzy Gillespie and Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers. It is said that Julian "Cannonball" Adderly encouraged a young Nancy Wilson, while at the 502, to leave Columbus for New York. Let the memory live.

My view tonight. ....
06/18/2023

My view tonight. ....

Mad woman
04/07/2023

Mad woman

01/25/2023

When I was just 5 years old I met Chip Willis at my father's bar THE LEMON DROP in the now Short North.

You'll be forever missed & loved by many.

01/25/2023

Harley Greene, Bev Greene Weston
A musician who played for years at Marty's Lemon Drop went home today to that ever enduring band in Heaven.

Chip Willis will truly be missed.

02/08/2022

The Club burnt down in '59

02/07/2021

Did your parents go there? Central Ohio's finest black and tan jazz club.

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Columbus, OH
43215

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