Argyle Fine Art is an independent commercial gallery that hosts public arts events and intimate live musicians. Indie, acoustic and experimental singer-songwriters fit the creative setting especially well. The gallery format rewards distinctive material and close audience connection rather than large-band production.
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Chain Yard Urban Cidery — Halifax urban cidery and hospitality venue with cabaret, vocal and live-performance events. The musical mix centers on Opera, cabaret, live vocals. The venue is all ages. The audience is likely to be social but receptive, so a band that can hold attention without pushing the room too hard has an advantage.
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- Talent Buyer
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- Age policy
- All Ages
- Genres
- Cabaret, Opera
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- Address
- 2606 Agricola St, Halifax, NS B3K 4C8, Canada
- Venue phone
- 902-407-2244
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