RPM BAND ANNIVERSARY SHOW: The RPM Band, a San Jose favorite that got its start in 1981, originally had hoped for a 40th anniversary event in February. But he hopes that people looking for the classic “Poor House” experience with jambalaya, beignets and great blues music find their way over in the next couple of weeks. The menu will also get shorter once the kitchen is no longer accessible and food prep moves to a nearby ghost kitchen. He’s applied to be part of San Jose’s “Al Fresco” program to use the parking lot for dining space. 30, Meduri says that’ll turn into a staging area to prep the house for its move. All guests must show proof of vaccination to attend.Īfter the patio closes Sept. Tickets are available for $60 at, with proceeds benefitting the Stroke Awareness Foundation. and will open with a tribute to Allen Toussaint with Eamonn Flynn, followed by the Aki Kumar band, “Guitars Kill Covid” with Mighty Mike Schermer, Gino Matteo and Volker Strifler, and closing with Roy Rogers and the Delta Rhythm Kings. The Lil’ Easy Backyard Party runs from 10 a.m.
But that doesn’t mean we won’t have musical events sometimes, and most people don’t remember that we didn’t have live music here for the first year, either.” We want to be conscious of the residents and the other restaurants that are our neighbors there. “We won’t have live music right away at the new place. “This will be the end of a chapter here,” Meduri said. John Street, where it’ll be between Henry’s Hi-Life and the under-construction Italian Heritage Museum. The internet giant agreed to help move the historic house - the same house Meduri’s mother lived in - a few blocks to West St. Poor House Bistro opened in 2005, but the land was sold to Google to be part of its Downtown West development. This Sunday’s eighth annual Lil’ Easy Backyard Party will kick off a winding down of live music at the current location, which will shut down its stage after a big jam session on Sept. Jay Meduri, who owns the New Orleans-style restaurant and music venue, says preparations are starting to move Poor House from its current home on Barack Obama Boulevard to Little Italy in mid-November. If you’re a fan of San Jose’s Poor House Bistro, you should make plans to get there soon. San Jose's Poor House Bistro prepares for its big move Close Menu
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