Kick back and enjoy some ever-so-smooth blues, bebop, and jazz and enjoy the music of well known favorites. Live music Tuesday-Sunday.

DOWNTOWN DETROIT. Enjoy a weekend filled with jazz sounds in the enticing setting of Detroit's Eastern market. Return Wednesdays for the blues night.

DOWNTOWN DETROIT. If you're Belgian, in the Motor City, and feeling a little homesick, the eastside's Cadieux Cafe is just the fix you need. Home to the big pots of steaming mussels and one of the area's best repertoires of imported ales, this homey cafe is a local favorite. The interior of the restaurant, like the menu, is distinctly Belgian as well, from the replica of "Manneken Pis" (the name explains the pose!) in the foyer to the long, group-friendly wooden tables that tend to get a little loud as the evening wears on. If you feel like you need to work off that last order of Creole mussels, strike up a little feather bowling in the adjacent alley.

ROYAL OAK. Traditional and contemporary Italian cuisine is enjoyed by young professionals and the young-at-heart of any age at this lively restaurant. Appetizers include grilled portobella mushrooms served with fresh garden vegetables and beef carpaccio. The entrée menu features chicken marsala, Atlantic salmon, and veal scaloppine. D'Amato's also serves excellent pasta, pizza, soups, and salads. Every Tuesday through Saturday groups play jazz, blues and spin music at Goodnite Gracie, D'Amato's adjoining jazz and martini bar.#13;#10;

FERNDALE. This movie theatre-turned-nightclub still shows alternative movies along with performances by live regional and national blues, rock, and rockabilly musicians. Movie nights (Brew & View) are Wednesday and Thursday; concert dates and times vary.