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  11/15/2013, November C2C Innovation Celebration

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  5/29/2013, Grape-Nuts "What's Your Mountain?" Rock Climbing Event

  5/24/2013, Cultural Survival Bazaar: A Festival of Indigenous Arts & Cultures from Around the World

  5/23/2013, Art Exhibit: A Story of Fish & Crushed Cans

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    43-50 Main Street, Flushing, NY  11355
  • 5/24/2013 - Cultural Survival Bazaar: A Festival of Indigenous Arts & Cultures from Around the World
    Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza, 833 1st Ave, New York, NY  10017
  • 5/29/2013 - Grape-Nuts "What's Your Mountain?" Rock Climbing Event
    Broadway between W. 34th and W. 35th Streets, New York, NY  10001
  • 6/9/2013 - Park Slope Dog Dash - Scavenger Hunt
    321 5th Ave , Brooklyn, NY  11215
  • 6/15/2013 - LUMEN Video & Performance Festival
    Lyons Pool; 20 Victory Blvd., Staten Island, NY  10301
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    IAC Building, 555 West 18th St., New York, NY  10011

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