Lethbridge Country Club offers banquet and event bookings for weddings, corporate events and private functions. The property is a private-event target rather than a regular public music room. Wedding and corporate musicians who can work a formal clubhouse setting are the best fit.
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Holiday Inn Lethbridge is a hotel event venue with renovated meeting rooms, ballroom space, microphones and A/V support for weddings, social functions and corporate events. The largest setup accommodates about 180 people, putting it in the range for compact event bands rather than large concert production. Musicians should approach it as a private-event booking where professionalism, flexible repertoire and coordination with the room’s technical setup matter most.
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- Capacity
- 180
- Age policy
- 21+
- Genres
- All Genres
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- 2375 Mayor Magrath Drive S, Lethbridge, AB T1K 7M1, Canada
- Venue phone
- 403-359-5612
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