Casino Nova Scotia Halifax’s Bruce Guthro Theatre is a professional 19+ entertainment room built for concerts and larger full-band productions. It can hold about 340 for dining, 650 theatre-style or up to 850 standing. Rock, country, pop, tribute and touring acts can use the room like a true concert venue rather than a casino-lounge sideline.
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The BG — Halifax Beer Garden is a seasonal waterfront venue at Summit Plaza with local bands and recurring live music. East Coast, rock and cover acts suit the all-ages open-air setting, where the audience will be moving through a busy hospitality space. Bands that can establish the mood quickly and project across a dispersed crowd should thrive.
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- All Ages
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- Rock
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- 1599 Lower Water St, Summit Plaza, Halifax, NS B3J 1S2, Canada
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- 902-446-0505
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