Lethbridge, AB

German Canadian Club Lethbridge

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German Canadian Club Lethbridge is a 250-capacity cultural hall that regularly hosts dances, community events, and full live-band performances. Recent artist listings include Blue Moon Marquee as well as Joshua Beebe and Horse Feathers, pointing to a room comfortable with blues, roots, folk, and dance-oriented programming. The hall format favors acts that can work a social crowd and fill a traditional community-room setting without relying on nightclub atmosphere. For touring roots and Americana artists, it looks like a practical, audience-focused stop.

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403-320-1689 ext 3

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Capacity
250
Age policy
21+
Genres
Blues, Dance, Folk
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902 6 St N, Lethbridge, AB T1H 1Y2, Canada
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403-320-1689 ext 3
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