Saint John, NB

Fusion East Taproom

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Fusion East Taproom in Saint John combines craft beer, games, a large screen and private-party use with local live music. Acoustic performers suit the taproom scale, where the audience is social and may be engaged in several activities at once. A flexible set and strong personality are more useful than high volume.

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506-652-4666

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic
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Address
11 Fashion Dr, Unit L2C, Saint John, NB E2J 0A7, Canada
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506-652-4666
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