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Category: Attraction
Westminster Music Hall
Phone: (864) 280-6067
City: Westminster
Region: Mountains
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Westminster Music Hall
It is all about the music at Westminster Music Hall. This classy venue offers light snacks and beverages, including beer and wine (at appropriate performances), which will be available before and during shows. The music hall seats roughly 52 patrons in upholstered bench seating along the wall opposite the stage, and 198 in theater-style seats surrounding the stage.
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