Lakewood, CO

Green Mountain Beer Company

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Green Mountain Beer Company is a Lakewood brewery and tasting room with a recurring Sunday open mic that invites local performers to sign up. The atmosphere is casual and community-oriented, making singer-songwriters, acoustic performers, folk, country, blues, comedy-music, and small groups natural fits. For musicians, the open-mic format is useful for testing material, meeting other local artists, and building stage experience without needing a large following. A simple setup and moderate volume work best. Green Mountain Beer Company is a good Lakewood target for developing performers and touring solo artists looking for a low-pressure brewery audience and a regular opportunity to get on stage.

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303-986-0201

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21+
Genres
Acoustic
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2585 S Lewis Way, Lakewood, CO 80227, United States
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303-986-0201
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