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Last reviewed: August 10, 2026 | Calgary | Restaurant Weddings |
Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Business status: Active.
Last reviewed: August 10, 2026. Aussie Rules Piano Bar is a Calgary piano bar private party venue at 1002 37th Street SW. Its official website presents an interactive live-piano format centred on audience song requests, party music and evening entertainment.
For couples considering a reception add-on, wedding after-party or another celebration during their wedding weekend, Aussie Rules offers a documented private-event option with food, beverage and piano-show choices. The published details are more specific than a standard restaurant listing, though couples should still confirm availability and event terms for their date.
Aussie Rules describes itself as an interactive piano bar in Calgary. The regular show invites guests to request songs and participate in the performance. Its website says the repertoire can range from classic rock and pop to R&B, country and rap, depending on the audience. Public piano shows are listed for Friday and Saturday evenings, from 8:00 p.m. to midnight.
The official site has a dedicated Private Parties page. Private events can be customized with food choices, pre-paid wine, an open bar and décor. The venue also lists one- to four-course meals, party platters and buffets for private events. In addition to on-site bookings, the FAQ states that the business can send pianists to other locations; the scope, price and availability of that option are not published.
The confirmed venue is in Calgary, Alberta. The official site does not state a wider service territory for its on-site private events. Its separate statement that pianists can be sent to other locations does not identify travel limits, so couples planning an off-site wedding should ask whether their location can be served.
The venue may suit couples seeking an upbeat, participation-led evening event rather than a conventional ceremony-and-reception package. It is a plausible option for an adult wedding after-party, a welcome event, a rehearsal-dinner follow-up or a private celebration. Public nights are 18+, but the official FAQ says minors may attend a private event if the business is informed in advance, so an all-ages private function needs to be discussed directly.
A confirmed strength is the defined entertainment format. Rather than simply advertising live music, Aussie Rules documents request-based, interactive piano performances and specifies that a private piano show uses three piano players for four hours. The business also publishes flexible private-event components, including food, beverage and décor choices, allowing couples to ask about an event structure that fits their plans.
Another documented feature is capacity: the Private Parties page states that the room holds up to 253 guests, while the FAQ lists capacity at 250. Because the official pages are not identical, couples should confirm the applicable maximum for their intended room setup. The reviewed pages also do not explain accessibility, parking, ceremony arrangements, supplier restrictions or whether a private event uses the whole venue, so these are practical details to verify before booking.
Published private-event pricing is seasonal. For January 16 to November 13, the official Private Parties page lists a three-player, four-hour piano show at $1,200 plus tax, with a minimum food spend of $25 per person plus tax and 18% gratuity, for a minimum of 70 people. For November 14 to January 15, it lists the piano show at $1,500 plus tax and a minimum food spend of $32.50 per person plus tax and 18% gratuity, again for a minimum of 70 people.
The same page says venue rental without a piano show is available by enquiry. It also states that pre-ordered food and beverages, drink tickets and host tabs are subject to 18% gratuity and 5% GST. These published figures are useful starting points, but couples should obtain a written quote confirming their date, guest count, menu, drink arrangement, taxes, gratuities and any rental charge. Regular public show tickets are listed from CA$14 and are not a private-event quote.
Use the official Aussie Rules website’s private-event request route or contact page for a booking enquiry. The business publishes (403) 249-7933, Aussie@actthree.ca and Aussiesales@actthree.ca. Regular public-show reservations are separate from a private-event booking, and the site advises that public reservation time slots are subject to availability.
The published office hours are Monday and Tuesday, 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Wednesday to Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.; and Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Bar hours are listed as Friday and Saturday, 5:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. The homepage also notes a summer closure from June 14 through September 10, with fall and Christmas bookings open, so confirm the current calendar before making connected wedding plans.
Ask whether the booking will be a full private event, a dedicated section during public service or another arrangement. Confirm the available date, access times, guest minimum and maximum, final capacity for the desired layout, timing of food service and whether the piano show is included. If minors will attend, identify that requirement at the start of the enquiry.
Request the complete written financial terms. The website specifies a non-refundable deposit equal to 50% of the piano show and minimum food spend, with final guest count and payment deadlines that vary by season. Couples should confirm the deadline applicable to their date, what happens if the guest count changes, any venue-rental fee without pianos, all taxes and gratuities, cancellation terms, menu deadlines and payment schedule. Also ask about cake, décor and outside vendors: the FAQ permits a cake from a licensed vendor, allows table décor but prohibits confetti, and notes the facility is peanut-free.
This profile is best used as evidence-based research for a Calgary celebration venue with a participatory piano-bar experience. The official pages support private functions, food and beverage options, published capacity guidance and seasonal private-event pricing. They do not describe a dedicated wedding package, ceremony space or a full traditional wedding-venue service, so those should not be assumed.
Couples comparing restaurant-style and entertainment-led options can use the broader Canada Wedding Guide directory and planning resources alongside a direct enquiry to Aussie Rules. A written event proposal remains the appropriate source for date-specific availability, final price and the precise scope of a wedding-related booking.
Yes. Its official site has a Private Parties page and lists private events Sunday through Thursday. Ask directly about availability and the type of private use offered for your date.
The official Private Parties page lists a minimum of 70 people. It also lists seasonal piano-show pricing and minimum food spends; request a written quote for the applicable date.
The FAQ says public nights are 18+, but that minors can attend a private event if the venue is told in advance. Confirm this policy and any music or service conditions when enquiring.
The official Private Parties page says up to 253 guests, while the FAQ says 250 people. Confirm the maximum for your planned layout and booking type.
The FAQ permits cake from a licensed vendor and allows table décor, but does not allow confetti. It also identifies Aussie Rules as peanut-free. Confirm all setup, timing and décor details with the venue.
Address: 1002 37th Street SW, Calgary, Alberta, T3C 1S2
Phone: (403) 249-7933
Website: https://aussierules.ca/





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