Orchard Street Pump House provides local spot for concerts
Located on Orchard Street in East Lansing, Pump House Concerts provides an intimate listening room experience for concert-goers to enjoy music each month.
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Located on Orchard Street in East Lansing, Pump House Concerts provides an intimate listening room experience for concert-goers to enjoy music each month.
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