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Puget Sound Theatre Organ Society presents Pops on Pipes Saturday September 27, 2025

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The Puget Sound Theatre Organ Society will host its annual Pops on Pipes concert on Saturday, September 27, 2025. This event showcases popular music performed live on the theatre organ, appealing to both music aficionados and families. Attendees can expect a lively atmosphere filled with classic tunes and contemporary hits. The concert aims to promote appreciation for the theatre organ and strengthen community ties. Local residents are encouraged to attend, making it a significant cultural event in the area.

Tickets will be available through the society's website, with proceeds supporting future performances. The theatre organ has a rich history in American music, often featured in silent films and live performances. The event will serve not only as entertainment but also as a celebration of local arts and culture.

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