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Aria412 - Anything Goes: The Music of Cole Porter - Tuesday, July 7 - 7:00 pm - Hop Farm Brewing Company

 



ANYTHING GOES:

The Music of Cole Porter

Tuesday, July 7 at 7 pm at

Hop Farm Brewing Company



What do Paris, Broadway, moonlight, mischief, and a cocktail or two have in common?

Cole Porter, of course.

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Join Aria412 for Anything Goes: The Music of Cole Porter, an evening of sparkling melodies, witty lyrics, and timeless favorites from one of America's most celebrated songwriters. From romance and glamour to laughter and a little bit of scandal, Porter's music reminds us not to take life—or ourselves—too seriously.


Featuring many of your favorite Aria412 artists in another fun and free night of music and community: 


Featuring Michele Bankole, Lauren Emrich, Sarah Dawson, Anthony Massetto, Logan Newman, Rachael Parsons, Kathy Soroka, Desiree Soteres, Louise van Mook, and Logan Williams, with Ray Blackwell on piano and Kip Soteres as emcee.



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Map of Hop Farm Brewing

5601 Butler Street


There is plentiful street parking available.


If you can't attend in person,

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www.aria412pgh.com



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