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The Millennium Center in downtown Winston-Salem is a historic event complex with multiple performance rooms, including the Main Room, Underground Club, and Garden Stage. Rock, indie, jazz, electronic, soul, and other mixed styles fit naturally within the venue’s live programming. For musicians, the multiple rooms allow shows to scale from intimate club settings to larger public events. Bands should be prepared for event-specific production and audience layouts. The Millennium Center is best suited to local, regional, and touring performers that can adapt to different stage environments and deliver polished sets. It offers musicians a flexible Winston-Salem complex where live music is part of a broader event and arts calendar.

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lgcarlyle@gmail.com
336-723-3700

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21+
Genres
Electronic, Indie, Jazz, Rock, Soul
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101 W 5th Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, United States
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336-723-3700
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