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4th Annual Dominican Book Fair in New York

Literanista September 29, 2010

The 4th annual Dominican Book Fair in New York will be held from Friday October 1st to the
3rd at Boricua College, 155 st. and Broadway in Manhattan.
212-234-8149

“A true
cultural fiesta with music, theater, cinema, arts and crafts, paintings, dance
and all the colorful manifestations of the Dominican people.”

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