Edmonton, AB

Freemasons' Hall of Edmonton

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Freemasons’ Hall of Edmonton is a historic private event venue with a 250-person auditorium and stage used for public concerts and live bands. Rock, indie and alternative acts can use the room as a small hall rather than a bar, giving audiences a clearer performance focus. The venue is all ages, making it useful for community-facing shows and artists who want a seated or event-style environment.

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780-428-6476

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Capacity
250
Age policy
All Ages
Genres
Alternative, Indie, Rock
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Address
10318 100 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 0A2, Canada
Venue phone
780-428-6476
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