4360 Broadway – enter on Broadway between 185th & 186th Sts
Uptown Fall Fest: Día de Ofrendas (NEW LOCATION)
4360 Broadway – enter on Broadway between 185th & 186th Sts
Come dance and enjoy an evening of live Motown classic hits! Local Broadway performer Raun Ruffin brings Motown uptown for a not-to-be-missed encore performance of hits and American classics!
Proceeds benefit Good Shepherd School
$25 Adults, $10 Children. Pay online or at the door.
Cash Bar. 50/50 Raffle
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¡Ven a bailar y disfruta de una noche de clásicos de Motown en vivo en el Alto Manhattan! El artista local, Raun Ruffin, interpretara éxitos inolvidables del legendario sello discográfico.
$25 adultos y $ 5 niños
Barra de effectivo. 50/50 Rifa
Todo lo recaudado será para beneficio de la Escuela Buen Pastor.
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