PENNSYLVANIA — THIS IS HISTORY. For the first time EVER in the Commonwealth, legally sanctioned ARMORED COMBAT has been approved… and it’s happening RIGHT HERE at @sunnydaysarena — the home of 247 - on Dec 6th! This is not a reenactment. Not a show. Not a demo. This is full-contact, weapon-in-hand, steel-on-steel combat — sanctioned, real, and ready to explode inside Pittsburgh’s newest combat sports home. Every impact shakes the room. Every strike echoes off the walls. Every fighter steps into

105 reactions · 28 shares | A play told partly through the words of former miners and their families, Beneath the Banner shines a light on the unheard, unseen and untold stories from the people of coal mining communities. Coal Queens to canaries, pit nurses to pit head baths, courage to comedy, these are their stories. An Up The Road Theatre production, in association with the National Coal Mining Museum. Funded by Arts Council England | National Coal Mining Museum for England | Facebook