Lethbridge Country Club offers banquet and event bookings for weddings, corporate events and private functions. The property is a private-event target rather than a regular public music room. Wedding and corporate musicians who can work a formal clubhouse setting are the best fit.
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The 418 Venue + Studio is a design-forward private-event space used for weddings, galas, celebrations and workshops. It is more likely to reward polished event musicians than acts looking for a standing club crowd. Bands and ensembles that can match the tone of upscale functions and adapt to custom event plans should be the best fit.
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- 21+
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- 418 13 Street North, Lethbridge, AB, Canada
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- 403-360-4443
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