Calgary, AB

Palliser–Bayview–Pumphill Community Association Main Hall

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Palliser–Bayview–Pumphill’s main hall is a compact room for about 75 standing or 60 seated, with an optional PA and Bluetooth sound setup. That scale favors acoustic acts, duos and small bands that can work close to the audience. It is better suited to intimate private events and community performances than to a large amplified show.

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Jen Sherstabetoff
Role
Talent Buyer
403-281-1908

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Capacity
75
Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic
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Address
2323 Palliser Drive SW, Calgary, AB T2V 3S4, Canada
Venue phone
403-281-1908
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