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My Cellar Wine Bar in downtown Colorado Springs is a family-owned wine bar with live music, local art, and community events in an intimate setting. Acoustic performers, singer-songwriters, jazz artists, and other small local acts fit naturally within the room. For musicians, the venue rewards strong vocals, subtle arrangements, and close audience connection rather than high volume. Solo artists, duos, and trios are especially natural fits. The audience is likely to be seated, drinking wine, and listening at close range. My Cellar is best suited to local performers that enjoy small hospitality venues and can make the music feel personal and refined. It offers musicians a downtown stage where live performance, art, and community programming come together in a relaxed environment.

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719-698-7437

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21+
Genres
Acoustic, Jazz, Singer-Songwriter
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26 S Wahsatch Ave, Colorado Springs, CO 80903, United States
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719-698-7437
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