Bristol, QC

Coronation Hall Cider Mills

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Coronation Hall Cider Mills — Private cider mill and historic event-hall property used for markets, parties, community events and live music. Bookings skew toward Folk, acoustic, local music, event entertainment, which gives performers a clear read on the audience. The venue gives musicians a defined audience context, which makes smart repertoire and pacing more important than one-size-fits-all production.

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819-647-2547

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic, Folk
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Address
206 River Road, Bristol, QC J0X 1G0, Canada
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819-647-2547
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