Vancouver, BC

District Bar Restaurant Vancouver

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District Bar Restaurant Vancouver — Downtown restaurant/bar with a recurring Monday live-jazz program. Artists working in Jazz, trio, lounge, mixed live music are the clearest match for the venue’s established programming. The 21+ format reinforces the nightlife focus. The venue rewards performers who can make a social crowd pay attention while still leaving room for the hospitality side of the business.

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info@districtbar.ca
604-336-3578

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Jazz, Lounge
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Address
121 Robson St, Vancouver, BC V6B 6P5, Canada
Venue phone
604-336-3578
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