Regina, SK

Tommy's Speakeatery

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Tommy's Speakeatery is a Regina gastropub with live musicians, cocktails, local beer and enough event flexibility for fundraisers and gatherings. Classic rock, acoustic and pop acts fit the neighborhood feel, including small ensembles rather than only solo performers. All-ages access makes versatility and volume control especially useful.

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306-985-9119

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Age policy
All Ages
Genres
Acoustic, Classic Rock, Pop
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Address
2710 Montague St, Regina, SK S4S 0J9, Canada
Venue phone
306-985-9119
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