Wichita, KS

Central Standard Brewing

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Central Standard Brewing is a Wichita taproom with recurring live bluegrass and other community music programming. The setting is casual and social, making bluegrass, folk, Americana, acoustic country, singer-songwriters, jazz, and compact roots bands natural fits. For musicians, a simple setup and moderate volume are ideal because the audience is drinking, talking, and moving through the taproom during the set. The recurring roots-oriented programming gives acoustic performers a natural home. Central Standard is a good Wichita target for local and regional musicians seeking brewery gigs, jams, and community events rather than a formal ticketed concert. Full-band suitability depends on the event, but small ensembles can thrive in the intimate taproom environment.

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Andy
Role
Talent Buyer

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andy@drinkcsb.com
(316) 260-8515

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Age policy
21+
Genres
All Genres
Sound & production
No house sound system
Address
156 S. Greenwood Street, 67211, United States
Venue phone
(316) 260-8515
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