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Join A Cappella Pops for an evening of fun and flair!

This dynamic chorus combines the best of today?s a cappella stylists with a unique, high-energy delivery that never fails to please. From old standards to doo-wop to Motown, from smoky jazz to the latest hits, their fluid eight-part harmonies are sure to please, with a few surprises thrown in.

You?ll thrill to the music made famous by Nat King Cole, Judy Garland, Louis Armstrong, the Beatles, Neil Diamond, Bruno Mars, Pharrell Williams, Toto, the Eurythmics and many more.

Pops has performed around the region and the world. They?ve appeared at Carnegie Hall, the White House, World Café Live and Longwood Gardens as well as at churches, weddings, community events and fundraisers. In 2009, they conducted a four-city tour in New Zealand.

Pops is pleased to partner with Steel City Coffeehouse to bring you their first-ever concert in this venue. They hope to see you there!

No one ever accused Suzanne of being subtle?.subtle, she is not.
After 25 years of groundbreaking, stereotype-shattering and brutally honest comedy, she?s not about to start pulling punches now.
Suzanne tells the truth. The truth is life is funny, especially when it?s fermented in Suzanne?s mind. That?s why she could never be in the closet, making her a trailblazer when she started doing stand-up in the 1990s. She was the first openly lesbian comedian with an HBO Special and the first openly lesbian comedian on ?Late Night with David Letterman.?

http://www.suzannew.com/

Bring your business cards and join the Regional Chamber of Commerce & Steel City Coffeehouse for a morning of networking, coffee and conversation! Complimentary coffee and baked goods.

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live acoustic

Performing at 6pm!

Stella Ruze emerged out of Manayunk (Philadelphia) back in 2014. Bandleader, Brendan Johnson, was a regular musician of the dive bar music scene. He eventually connected with co-vocalist, Katie Burke, through a mutual friend. Soon after, the duo was introduced to keyboardist Mason Wallack and trumpet player, Alex Styer. They took on the name ?Stella Ruze? as a way to embody Johnson?s underlying song themes of love lost/love found while paying homage to Styer?s New Orleans horn style, Burke?s vocal harmonies, and melodic piano hooks from Wallack.