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111)4111 111 Hf II 111)4111 111 Hf II SONSR 66 WATER STREET VANCOUVER CANADA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 3: OFFICIAL JA RULE "PAIN IS LOVE" ALBUM RELEASE PARTY HIP HOP FOR HUNGER FOOD BENEFIT @ GRANDE Two parties in one night to set off October. $6 all night long, all students THURSDAY OCTOBER 4: MUSINCUBATOR presents LAURA DOYLE rly show** FRIDAY OCTOBER 5: COASTAL JAZZ & BLUES P s NILS PETTER MOLVAER (NORWAY) fK^frnw] les jardiniers by bleek p. 10 palomas by holly mistur p. 11 andrew duke by tobias v p. 12 by... 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