100 Acre Brewing Co. — Independent brewery and taproom with live music, private events and indoor/patio event spaces. Musically, the room leans toward Acoustic, singer-songwriter, folk, rock, brewery live music, mixed. For scale, the venue supports 30 indoors / 45 outdoor patio. Bands that can create energy while leaving space for conversation should fit the casual brewery crowd best.
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Pig’s Ear Tavern — Long-running downtown tavern with bands and jam-oriented live music. The live mix centers on Rock, punk, blues, jam, local bands, mixed, which helps define the strongest fit. Musicians who can move between foreground entertainment and atmosphere should get more from this room than acts built around a rigid club-show presentation.
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- 21+
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- Blues, Punk, Rock
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- 144 Brock St, Peterborough, ON, Canada
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- 705-745-7255
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