The first public outdoor event for HARLEM WEEK 2012 “A Great Day in HARLEM” was a huge success because of your support and participation!
Over 40,000 turned out at US Grant National Memorial Park to witness the Fashion Fusion Showcase and performances by great dance companies, Freddie Jackson, Bishop Hezekiah Walker, Cuba Gooding Jr., Alicia Meyers, Alyson Williams and many others!
Tuesday,August 7th, come out to the Adam Clayton Powell State Office Building between 10:00 am – 3 pm to attend the New York City Senior Citizen’s Day’s Indoor/Outdoor Expo
For further information call 212 862-7200.
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