Calgary, AB

Polish Canadian Cultural Centre Great Hall

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Polish Canadian Cultural Centre Great Hall is a 600-capacity Calgary event room used for concerts, dances and community programming. Polish, pop, folk and touring acts fit the setting, especially performances that can support a social audience as well as a stage-focused show. The venue is 21+, and artists with danceable repertoire, cultural connection or a strong community draw should have the clearest fit.

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info@dompolski.ca
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Capacity
600
Age policy
21+
Genres
Dance, Folk, Pop
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Address
3015 15 St NE, Calgary, AB T2E 7L8, Canada
Venue phone
403-291-3757

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