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165 Rue Wellington N, Sherbrooke, Québec, J1H 5C2, Canada
(819) 993-8786 www.irisium.ca
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Apr 5, 2018
Looking for a place different from those bars where the music is too loud and not your style anyway? try this place! the atmosphere is very cosy, people here are very nice and every week, there are events, jams,... and there is sometimes art exhibition! A great place for everyone!

Dec 18, 2017
Nice place, but cramped if you're having too many people, would love to see some renovation done and making it out to be a real authentic old European bar, could work something out I'm sure.

Jun 22, 2018
Great spot

Jul 7, 2018
Chouette endroit. Le propriétaire vraiment très attentionné. Je vais retourner c'est certain !😃

Apr 24, 2018
C'est un lieu enchanteur d'une beauté remarquable puisqu'il s'agit d'une ancienne banque datant de l'époque où la rue était parsemé de nombreuse banque. Les soirées jazz offertent dans cet établissement rajoute une ambiance agréable et passionante. L'éclairage agrée à cette ambiance fort agréable, mais surtout les oeuvres d'arts sont le clou de ce lieu. Ils exposent des oeuvres d'arts et promulguent ceux-ci pour aider l'artiste à bénificier de son art. Un lieu concentré sur l'art et la musique offrant diverses soirées pour boire un verre entre amis tout en savourant un bon morceau de musique. Regardez leur programmation, et un soir de jazz, n'hésitez pas et aller voir cela, ça en vaut le coup!

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Opening Hours

Wed:1 pm - 5 pm
Fri:1 pm - 3 am
Sat:1 pm - 3 am