Squamish, BC

House of Lager Brewing Company

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House of Lager Brewing Company in Squamish runs recurring Live Music Saturdays and uses staged anniversary events for larger music nights. Rock, acoustic and local bands fit the brewery’s programming, making it a good room for acts that can bring energy without losing the social taproom feel. The venue is 21+, and musicians should expect an adult crowd that may be moving between the bar and the performance. Tight, crowd-friendly bands should do especially well.

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604-567-9148

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic, Rock
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Address
37020 Village Cres, Squamish, BC, Canada
Venue phone
604-567-9148
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