Saint-Elzéar, QC

Le Verger à Ti-Paul

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Le Verger à Ti-Paul is a commercial orchard, distillery and bistro hosting live-music events and artist performances. The room regularly accommodates full bands, so this is a true performance booking rather than background music. The venue's music profile centers on Country, folk and acoustic. Because the room is all ages, bands can play to a wider age range than they would in a bar-only setting. A controlled stage volume and polished pacing matter here as much as song selection.

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418-387-1333

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Age policy
All Ages
Genres
Acoustic, Country, Folk
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260 Rang du Bas-Saint-Jacques, Saint-Elzéar, QC, Canada
Venue phone
418-387-1333
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