Calgary, AB

The District at Beltline

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The District at Beltline — Commercial Beltline food hall, courtyard and event property with bookable live-music programming. The live setup supports full-band performances, giving regional groups room to bring a complete show. Artists working in Original music, covers, acoustic, pop should make immediate sense here. Capacity is 300. The room is 21+. The venue gives musicians a defined audience context, which makes smart repertoire and pacing more important than one-size-fits-all production.

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alicia.wong@jll.com

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t.fairgrieve-park@jll.com
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Capacity
300
Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic, Pop
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Address
227 11 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2R 1R9, Canada
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