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Green Auto is an artist-founded East Vancouver music, production and performance space built around concerts, showcases and emerging artists. Indie, punk, rock, experimental and local or touring acts all fit the creative-room identity. The space feels much more like a scene hub than a conventional bar, which gives original music room to breathe. Artists with a distinctive point of view should get more from it than generic entertainment acts.

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21+
Genres
Experimental, Indie, Punk, Rock
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1822 Pandora St, Vancouver, BC V5L 1M5, Canada

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