White River Junction, VT

The Main Street Museum

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The Main Street Museum is a White River Junction gathering place for performances that may not fit conventional rooms. Friday brings a weekly piano night, most other shows fall on Saturday, and the schedule can flex. The all-ages nonprofit holds about 100 standing or 50 seated and welcomes all genres. Budgets are modest: payment may cover little more than gas or come from a door split, so local acts are the usual fit. Rental costs run about $300 to $350, after which organizers may recoup the fee and split remaining proceeds evenly. A restored player piano, sound, and lights are available with volunteer support. The unusual room rewards unusual work, but the arithmetic remains stubbornly terrestrial.

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Joie
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Capacity
100
Capacity notes
standing / 50 seated.
Age policy
All Ages
Genres
All Genres
Sound & production
House sound system
Address
58 Bridge St, 05001, United States
Venue phone
(802) 356-2776

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