Edmonton, AB

Rio Terrace, Quesnell and Patricia Heights Community Hall

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Rio Terrace, Quesnell and Patricia Heights Community Hall is a rentable Edmonton community space with a capacity around 190 and a history of live-music programming. The 21+ hall is a flexible blank canvas rather than a music club, so bands should expect to bring more of their own event identity and production planning.

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780-487-0610

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Capacity
190
Age policy
21+
Genres
All Genres
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Address
15500 76 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB T5R 4L8, Canada
Venue phone
780-487-0610
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