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		<title>Comment on Harlem Is&#8230; by Dwyer Cultural Center: &#8220;Harlem Is&#8230;.&#8221; &#171; HarlemCondoLife</title>
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		<description>[...] If you have not yet visited the Dwyer Cultural Center at 258 St. Nicholas Avenue, you are missing a treat.  I had walked past this new addition to Harlem several times since its opening last June, but I had not gone in until yesterday.  I spent a fascinating hour with the exhibits in this very appealing space dedicated to &#8220;preserving, celebrating and documenting Harlem&#8217;s history and traditions through exhibitions, performances, workshops and public programs&#8230;&#8221;.  The Center&#8217;s programming is done by Community Works and the current exhibit includes some amazing pieces by public school children as well as an absorbing pictorial history of Harlem’s contributions to music, both part of the award-winning &#8220;Harlem is&#8230;&#8221; series.  [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] If you have not yet visited the Dwyer Cultural Center at 258 St. Nicholas Avenue, you are missing a treat.  I had walked past this new addition to Harlem several times since its opening last June, but I had not gone in until yesterday.  I spent a fascinating hour with the exhibits in this very appealing space dedicated to &#8220;preserving, celebrating and documenting Harlem&#8217;s history and traditions through exhibitions, performances, workshops and public programs&#8230;&#8221;.  The Center&#8217;s programming is done by Community Works and the current exhibit includes some amazing pieces by public school children as well as an absorbing pictorial history of Harlem’s contributions to music, both part of the award-winning &#8220;Harlem is&#8230;&#8221; series.  [...]</p>
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