The Brixton is a modern Glace Bay restaurant with a seasonal beer garden and recurring live entertainment. Acoustic, country, rock and Celtic performers all fit the 21+ hospitality setting. The beer-garden element makes it especially useful for musicians who can keep a loose social crowd engaged outdoors.
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Blue Mist Dining Room and Lounge is a Bras d'Or pub and restaurant with dancing and recurring live performances. Celtic, country and rock all fit the neighborhood setting, where music is part of a community night out rather than a formal concert. At 21+, acts that can get people moving should have the strongest connection with the room.
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- Age policy
- 21+
- Genres
- Celtic, Country, Rock
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- Address
- 85 Main Street, Bras d'Or, NS B1Y 2M2, Canada
- Venue phone
- 902-736-2801
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