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609 49th St W
Bradenton, FL 34209
+1 (941) 782-7484
http://www.thehabitathouseconcerts.com

The Habitat in Bradenton, FL, is a private home concert venue dedicated to providing an intimate listening experience for music lovers while also nurturing local wildlife. With a mission to host independent musicians, they offer concerts approximately one to two times per month on both indoor and outdoor stages, creating a unique atmosphere for attendees to enjoy live performances.

Owned by Ken and Heather Settlemyer, The Habitat not only showcases talented artists but also promotes the conservation of native plants and animals within their urban sanctuary. This commitment to both music and nature has led to The Habitat being recognized as a top house concert venue, earning numerous accolades within the Trop Rock music community.

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