Mulvane, KS

The Lumberyard

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The Lumberyard is a 100-capacity, All Ages room in Mulvane, Kansas. Wichita's oldest and worst rated all ages venue. Shows are held Thursday-Sunday, September-April. Musically, The Lumberyard accommodates Punk. Country is outside the booking scope. The Lumberyard handles booking by email, and submissions should include original material. The Lumberyard has a house sound system; artists should confirm inputs, monitoring, and engineer requirements. A pitch to The Lumberyard should focus on musical fit, available dates, and the practical shape of the proposed show. The Lumberyard’s stated song policy is originals only. Show inquiries for The Lumberyard are handled by its talent buyer function.

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Ethan
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Capacity
100
Age policy
All Ages
Genres
Punk
Sound & production
House sound system
Address
203 W. Mulvane Street, 67110, United States

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