Good Robot Brewing Co. — Robie Street pairs a North End taproom with the upstairs MouseTrap event room for live music, comedy and private events. Indie, rock and acoustic acts fit the brewery’s creative, neighborhood feel. The separate event space lets musicians play a more intentional show than they would in the middle of an ordinary taproom floor.
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The Auction House is a historic Argyle Street restaurant, bar and event venue with recurring live music and enough room for about 110 seated or 150 standing on a full buyout. Rock, acoustic and cover bands all fit the lively downtown atmosphere. Acts that can shift from hospitality background to a more crowd-facing bar show will use the room best.
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- Capacity
- 110
- Age policy
- 21+
- Genres
- Acoustic, Rock
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- Address
- 1726 Argyle St, Halifax, NS B3J 2B3, Canada
- Venue phone
- 902-431-1726
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