100 Acre Brewing Co. — Independent brewery and taproom with live music, private events and indoor/patio event spaces. Musically, the room leans toward Acoustic, singer-songwriter, folk, rock, brewery live music, mixed. For scale, the venue supports 30 indoors / 45 outdoor patio. Bands that can create energy while leaving space for conversation should fit the casual brewery crowd best.
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Tudor Arms Pub is a long-running neighborhood pub and restaurant with live-music and community-event use. Pub rock, acoustic acts and flexible small bands are the most natural fit. The room feels better suited to a dependable local working date than a production-heavy concert show.
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- 21+
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- Acoustic
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- 1822 Whites Road, Pickering, ON L1V 4M1, Canada
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- 905-492-5455
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