Eagle, ID

Chateau des Fleurs

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Chateau des Fleurs is an upscale wedding and event property with gardens, dining and space for professional outdoor concerts, including full orchestra performances. The venue can handle roughly 350 for receptions or 280 for banquet seating, so ensembles can work at a meaningful scale. Classical, orchestral and polished private-event acts should fit especially well, with presentation and dynamics carrying as much weight as repertoire.

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Capacity
350
Age policy
All Ages
Genres
Classical
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Address
176 S Rosebud Ln, Eagle, ID 83616, United States
Venue phone
208-947-2840

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