Dublin, OH

Apothecary Bourbon & Cigar Lounge

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Apothecary Bourbon & Cigar Lounge in Dublin hosts a recurring Wednesday live-music series in a polished lounge setting. Acoustic performers and other small-format local acts fit naturally within the room. For musicians, the venue rewards strong vocals, subtle arrangements, and controlled dynamics that complement cocktails, cigars, and conversation. Solo artists and duos are especially natural fits. Apothecary is best suited to local performers that enjoy intimate hospitality gigs and can create atmosphere without overpowering the lounge. It offers musicians a recurring Dublin stage where live music is built into the weekly experience and where a polished, low-footprint presentation can make a strong impression.

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614-887-6342

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic, Lounge
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Address
30 S High St, Dublin, OH 43017, United States
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614-887-6342
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