Elko, NV

Duncan LittleCreek Gallery & the Gallery Bar

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Duncan LittleCreek Gallery & the Gallery Bar — Independent art gallery and bar with cocktails, beer, outdoor space and recurring live performers in downtown Elko. The Gallery Bar is an intimate art-and-cocktail room with genuine touring and regional musician traffic; it is strongest for acts that work well close to the audience. Musically, the room leans toward Country, Americana, Singer-Songwriter, Local Variety. Outdoor bookings reward clear stage presence and flexible dynamics because the audience is likely to move in and out of the performance area.

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775-738-3426

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Americana, Country, Singer-Songwriter
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Address
516 Commercial St, Elko, NV 89801, United States
Venue phone
775-738-3426
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