La Salso is an intimate 91-seat performance room in Matane with music, comedy and theatre in the mix. Chanson, folk and indie artists are a natural fit, especially performers whose material benefits from a close audience. The 21+ room rewards precision and connection rather than scale.
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LA SAG (Salle Alec & Gérard Pelletier) is an active venue and event sources confirm active professional performance programming. Programming includes Chanson, jazz, folk, comedy. Artists should approach it as a produced concert opportunity, with a polished program and careful technical advance. For the right working act, LA SAG (Salle Alec & Gérard Pelletier) offers a clearly defined Sutton performance opportunity.
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- Age policy
- 21+
- Genres
- Comedy, Folk, Jazz
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- Address
- 4-C rue Maple, Sutton, QC, Canada
- Venue phone
- 450-538-0486
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