7TH DECEMBER 2020

Steel City Strings Makes Successful ‘Return’ To Concert Halls

‘THE RETURN’ HIGHLIGHTS

We were thrilled to make ‘The Return’ to the stage over the last two weekends. Enjoy these highlights.
 
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The members of Steel City Strings are outstanding examples of hard work, enterprise, enthusiasm and dedication. They reach for the stars and beyond. More power to these wonderful people.

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