Le Nestor — Festive Plaza St-Hubert neighborhood tavern with themed nights and occasional live music. The programming spans Rock, pop, acoustic, pub music, mixed, giving musicians a useful sense of what already works in the room. The best sets here will work with the room rather than over it, keeping enough energy to hold a social crowd without turning dinner or drinks into a volume contest.
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Café des Habitudes is a community-focused Montréal cafe with a high volume of cultural programming and a weekly music open mic. Acoustic and singer-songwriter performers fit the format best, especially artists who enjoy a participatory neighborhood audience. It is more of a creative community room than a conventional bar gig.
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- Age policy
- 21+
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- Acoustic, Singer-Songwriter
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- 1104 rue Saint-Zotique Est, Montréal, QC, Canada
- Venue phone
- 438-936-0959
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