Val-d'Or, QC

Le Prospecteur — Microbrasserie

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Le Prospecteur — Microbrasserie — Brewpub with ongoing cultural and musical programming, concerts and dance-floor events. Tourisme Val-d'Or documents current 2026 live-band programming at Le Prospecteur. Programming includes Rock, pop, covers, acoustic, mixed. For bands, the appeal is access to a built-in social crowd rather than a dedicated listening-room audience. The venue is at 585 3e Avenue, Val-d'Or, QC J9P 1S6.

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819-874-3377

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21+
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Acoustic, Pop, Rock
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585 3e Avenue, Val-d'Or, QC J9P 1S6, Canada
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819-874-3377
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