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In Winona, Minnesota, Hei N Löw Bar & Patio accommodates about 75 people under a 21+ policy. Most shows take place on Friday and Saturday nights with open mic on Tuesdays. Hei N Löw Bar & Patio programs Acoustic, Alternative, Americana, Bluegrass, Blues, Folk, and Indie. Hei N Löw Bar & Patio accepts booking inquiries by phone. Sound and stage provisions at Hei N Löw Bar & Patio remain show-specific and should be advanced before travel is locked. The remaining practical details for Hei N Löw Bar & Patio should be advanced directly before travel and promotion are locked. Show inquiries for Hei N Löw Bar & Patio are handled by its talent buyer function.

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Michael and Neil
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(507) 615-0125

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Capacity
75
Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic, Alternative, Americana, Bluegrass, Blues, Folk, Indie, Jazz, Pop, Singer-Songwriter, Soft Rock, World
Sound & production
No house sound system
Address
529 E. Wabasha Street, 55987, United States
Venue phone
(507) 615-0125
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