Lévis, QC

Au Vieux Bureau de Poste

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Au Vieux Bureau de Poste is a roughly 100-seat dedicated performance room with technical infrastructure for music and theatre. Rock, pop and chanson can all work at this scale, but the room is intimate enough that presentation and audience connection matter more than raw volume. It is a strong small-ticketed-show option for artists who want a focused crowd.

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418-839-1018

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Capacity
100
Age policy
21+
Genres
Pop, Rock
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Address
2172 Chemin du Fleuve, Lévis, QC G6W 1Y6, Canada
Venue phone
418-839-1018
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