Lethbridge, AB

Romulus & Remus Italian Canadian Cultural Centre

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Romulus & Remus Italian Canadian Cultural Centre is a large cultural hall built for weddings, community dinners and celebrations, with room for about 250 guests while still leaving space for dancing. Italian and cultural music, wedding bands and broad live entertainment fit the room naturally. It is the kind of booking where keeping the dance floor active can matter more than delivering a concert-style set.

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403-317-3977

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Capacity
250
Age policy
21+
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All Genres
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1511 St Edward Blvd N, Lethbridge, AB T1H 2P9, Canada
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403-317-3977
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