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The MAZE - Ongoing Passion of the Media

The MAZE seems to be an ongoing passion of the media. We were on Rede TV last weekend, and so many other places round the world that we're losing count. Maybe it's our own lifestyle which attracts so many thinking people to visit or stay here. We have had 3 writers finishing their books. Musicians and photographers, film-makers galore. Plus a lot of folk looking for some meaning in life. How about an English lady doubledecker bus driver who wrote in the MAZE book "The perfect end to a mid-life crisis" We hope she means what we think she means ? Check out Newsweek and read what world-famous violinist David Juritz said about the MAZE (If you do it online, please ignore the fact that they stuck a picture of Rocinha in there. Thankfully they got it right in the printed version - May 26th - still in you bookstores and newstands at R$11)

Our first Samba night (16th May) was an amazing success with a wonderful standard of music and a public of almost 300. We'll work to repeat the party. All those in favor, mail me at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it with the subject "Samba please"

Friday 29th there is no event. Jazz will be back in full swing on June 6th

Saturday 31st check out The Financial Times site where The MAZE will be the talk of the town

We know you are all missing the view from our top varandah. Be patient. We are building a new bar so you can enjoy it more than ever.

When you join the next jam session, Friday June 6th, you'll find Bohemia, Primus and Black princess waiting for you as well as Bruno shaking the best caipirinhas in town.

A tip. If you want Malu to fall in love with you, bring plenty of notes of R$5 and R$2. It is a great help

Visiting musicians Hey, It's a jam session. That means you can join in. Bring your instrument with you, trumpet (where have all the trumpets gone?), trombone, guitar, sax, clarinet, alpine-horn, uphonium, Pre-Columbian Bagpipes, Yellow-Russian balalaika or, of course, your voice. Maybe you have a new pitch on jazz? It all happens at the MAZE. Maybe you'll be the next to be written up in the FT or Newsweek ?

How to make your beer and caipirinha taste even better? Leave your car at home. There's always a kombi to take you up and down Tavares Bastos and between 23.00 - 04.00h. It's free of charge. So no excuses eh?

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 28 May 2008 )

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