Palmer, AK

Bleeding Heart Brewery

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Bleeding Heart Brewery is an independent Palmer taproom that brings touring and local musicians into a relaxed brewery setting. Acoustic, singer-songwriter and smaller local acts fit the room best, while a full-band configuration may depend on the event. Performers who can build rapport quickly with a casual beer crowd should feel comfortable here. The venue is 21+.

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907-746-2421

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic, Singer-Songwriter
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Address
562 S Denali St, Palmer, AK 99645, United States
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907-746-2421
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