Bobby's Place Olde World Tavern is a downtown Moose Jaw room with recurring live music and space for about 100. Celtic, folk, roots, rock, blues and country all fit the old-world pub character. The room can be family-friendly depending on the event, and performers who can create a communal tavern atmosphere should be especially effective.
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Chillers Brew Pub — Moose Jaw brew pub and nightlife venue that hosted a season-opening party with live local performers and a DJ. Musically, the room leans toward Local live acts, nightlife, mixed, DJ. The room is 19+. The booking is about momentum and crowd response; high-energy acts will translate better here than subtle listening-room material.
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- 21+
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- 510 Home St W, Moose Jaw, SK S6H 7P4, Canada
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- 306-694-5100
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