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Café Résonance is a Montréal vegetarian café and performance space with a strong identity in jazz, experimental, indie and improvised music. This is a listening-oriented room where adventurous programming makes sense, giving original artists more room to stretch than they would have in a conventional pub. The intimate café setting favors musicians who can create focus without needing a large production footprint. With a 21+ policy, the audience skews adult, and the best fit is likely artists whose music rewards close attention rather than background listening.

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514-360-9629

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21+
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Experimental, Indie, Jazz
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5175A Avenue du Parc, Montréal, QC H2V 4G3, Canada
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514-360-9629
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