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    The center also will include the 600-seat Musikfest Cafe, where 280 concerts a year will feature the kind of world music, jazz, folk, blues, bluegrass, gospel, country, adult alternative, R&B and new age music often found at Musikfest's free stages. "Concert tickets will cost anywhere from $10 to $75, depending on whether it's for [Celtic group] Brother or Alanis Morissette" Parks said. It will also include a Creativity Commons for community gathering, open microphone shows and concerts, a restaurant and lounge and a PodZone media lounge. Full Article at The Morning Call
    Concert tickets will cost anywhere from $10 to $75, depending on whether it's for [Celtic group] Brother or Alanis Morissette
    SOURCE: The Morning Call 3 weeks ago
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SteelStacks groundbreaking today
  1. The PodZone is the one truly new idea that isn't being used anywhere we know of ... This is a bit of an experiment as far as public space goes.
    SOURCE: The Morning Call 3 weeks ago
  2. This is all designed to be the Lehigh Valley's new town square ... We've got a lot of work ahead, but it's going to be worth it.
    SOURCE: The Morning Call 3 weeks ago
  3. We're going to be hitting the ground at full speed ... Within the first year, along with the Sands casino, we believe SteelStacks will be the single largest tourist attraction in the Lehigh Valley. This will change everything.
    SOURCE: The Morning Call 3 weeks ago

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