Winston's English Pub & Grill is a downtown Saskatoon pub that makes room for country, acoustic and songwriter showcases. The setting suits performers who can work close to the crowd and keep a pub room engaged without overpowering it. All-ages access gives the audience a wider mix than a typical late-night bar.
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High Key Brewing Co. is a downtown Saskatoon brewery and restaurant that hosts folk, country, Americana and acoustic performers. Minors are welcome earlier in the evening with a guardian, giving the room a broader community feel than a strict bar show. Small-format acts with strong songs and an approachable stage presence should fit especially well.
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- Age policy
- All Ages
- Genres
- Acoustic, Americana, Country, Folk
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- Address
- 102 23rd St E, Saskatoon, SK S7K 0J2, Canada
- Venue phone
- 306-244-2422
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