Kelowna, BC

Buffalo Rouge Brewing Co.

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Buffalo Rouge Brewing Co. is a Kelowna brewery and taproom with recurring live music. This is a stronger fit for acoustic players and compact ensembles than for a large, high-volume production. The venue's music profile centers on Singer-songwriter. The 21+ policy keeps the room in adult-nightlife territory. This is the kind of room where personality and a relaxed set can matter as much as sheer volume.

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778-940-0170

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Singer-Songwriter
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Address
1111 Gordon Dr #105, Kelowna, BC V1Y 3E3, Canada
Venue phone
778-940-0170
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