Thornton, CO

The Point Bar & Grill

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The Point Bar & Grill is a Thornton neighborhood bar with documented live-music events and a casual social crowd. The venue works best for artists who can play comfortably in a bar-and-grill environment rather than a formal concert setting. Rock, country, blues, classic rock, singer-songwriters, party bands, and familiar covers are natural fits. For musicians, a compact full band or duo can work depending on the night, and strong crowd interaction is valuable because the audience may be dining and talking throughout the set. The Point is a good Thornton target for local and regional working musicians seeking occasional live dates and a straightforward neighborhood environment without heavy production or ticketing expectations.

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kp@thepoint.bar
303-452-9353

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Country, Rock
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Address
4050 E 100th Ave Unit A, Thornton, CO 80229, United States
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303-452-9353
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